About Quynh
Quynh Chen is an attorney whose path combined court exposure, in-house roles and regulatory work. She graduated from Golden Gate University in 2013. Early realistic experiences included a judicial internship for the Honorable Stuart Hing on the Alameda County Superior Court and stints as a law clerk and legal intern in Bay Area offices in 2011 and 2012.
Her early years practicing law moved between private firms and corporate legal departments. She worked as an in-house counsel for DCL Customhouse Brokers the year she completed law school and returned to personal practice as principal of Q. Chen Law in 2013. She later served as intellectual estate counsel for Biggerpan, Inc. and Sese Group, and held regulatory compliance counsel responsibilities at Cost Plus World Market. In 2015 she joined Lee & Chen LLP as a companion, and later indexed a patent legal proceedings role at Polsinelli in 2019. Records listing her once more as principal of Q. Chen Law in 2020, reflecting habitual management of her personal practice.
Chen’s career shows continuous involvement in intellectual estate and exchange things. Her background consists of in-house IP counseling, patent legal proceedings knowledge and work tied to customs and adherence. She holds a Customs Broker License issued by U.S. Customs and Border Protection and is registered to practice patent things before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. She is licensed to practice in California and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Outside of client things she has remained lively in nearby bar organizations. She has served on the government committee board of the Alameda County Bar Association’s IP Section since 2017 and has been a member of the ACBA since 2016. She is likewise a member of the Asian American Bar Association and the Asian Pacific American Bar Association, both memberships dating to 2011. Earlier public-service roles included work as a Chinese interpreter for the Bar Association of San Francisco’s Justice & Diversity Center in 2012 and different volunteer legal internships.
Those who search for a lawyer who blends in-house point of view, IP practice and customs expertise will find that aggregate in Chen’s resume. She balances transactional counseling, patent work and regulatory adherence in her present practice. She concentrates on highbrow estate, patent matters and customs compliance at Q. Chen Law.
