Cantonese-Speaking Attorneys

Andrew’s practice focuses mainly on Personal Injury, Civil Disputes, and family-based Immigration. Andrew has published articles pertaining to legal issues such as Declaratory Judgments, Rights of Publicity Misappropriation, and Trademark Dilution. Andrew has also built a substantial client practice focusing on religious visas and "green card" applications for multiple non-profit Buddhist, Baptist, and Catholic organizations.

Stacy McCorquodale

San Francisco, CA

Stacy McCorquodale became a member of the California Bar in 2002. She initially represented insurance companies in Workers Compensation Appeals Board cases throughout Northern California. She is now in charge of complex injury cases and has extensive experience in arbitrations, hearings, trials, and appeals within the Workers’ Compensation system. She joined Hanna Leung’s Professional Law Corporation to help injured workers.

Yi Ming Zeng

Bridgewater, NJ

Associate in the Firm’s New York Litigation Department. Concentrates his practice in General Liability. Dean’s Merit Scholarship recipient and Staff Editor of the International & Comparative, Policy & Ethics Law Review. Previously worked at a general defense firm handling asbestos, toxic tort, and general liability issues. Fluent in Taishanese/Toishanese and Cantonese.

Stephanie W. Ma

Simsbury, CT

Stephanie Ma concentrates her practice in corporate law, commercial transactions, and residential real estate. She represents businesses, investors, and individuals in a wide variety of matters, including entity formation, corporate governance, and the purchase, sale, and financing of businesses. Stephanie regularly handles complex commercial property transactions and assists clients with residential real estate purchases and sales. She has extensive experience negotiating and drafting contracts, commercial and residential leases, and related transactional documents. In addition, Stephanie advises clients on land use and zoning matters, helping them navigate regulatory requirements and resolve property-related challenges. Her practice also extends to intellectual property, where she assists clients with trademark registration and protection strategies that support their broader business goals. By combining her corporate and real estate knowledge with her trademark experience, Stephanie offers comprehensive guidance to business owners and entrepreneurs. In addition to her transactional practice, Stephanie represents clients in landlord-tenant matters. She has successfully handled cases on behalf of both private landlords and local housing authorities, and her experience in housing court enables her to effectively counsel clients on a wide range of residential and commercial rental issues. Stephanie serves as a member of the Connecticut Advisory Council on Housing Matters and sits on the Board of Directors for the Elm City College Preparatory Schools in New Haven. She is proficient in Cantonese.

Hanna Leung

San Francisco, CA

Hanna Leung began practicing law in 1986 and has devoted the bulk of her career to helping injured workers. She has represented injured parties in workers’ compensation cases since 1995. She is the firm's founder and regularly participates in community efforts, including hosting a public affairs TV show and a radio program on legal issues for the Chinese community. Her firm serves a diverse clientele, with lawyers speaking Cantonese, Mandarin, Tagalog, and Spanish.

Ashley Kim

Torrance, CA

Ashley Kim was born and raised in Southern California and obtained her bachelor’s degree in Intercultural Communications and Spanish from Pacific Union College. Her passion for law began while working at a non-profit legal clinic in Compton, assisting an underserved community with immigration matters. She earned her Juris Doctor degree from Loyola Law School, where she was awarded a Trial Advocacy Scholarship and worked as a law clerk. She externed at the United States District Court for the Honorable Gary Klausner and was involved in the Employment Rights Clinic. After law school, she continued to work at the Los Angeles firm, gaining experience in personal injury, employment, and mass tort matters. She enjoys experimenting with Korean dishes, hiking, listening to podcasts, and traveling. She is also learning Cantonese and Mandarin.

Bianca L. Chow

Denver, CO

Bianca L. Chow is a first-generation Chinese American and Colorado native, serving as Firm Receptionist / Client Onboarding at Fang Accident Lawyers. She grew up working in her family’s Chinese restaurants and assisting her stepfather’s acupuncture practice. Bianca graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder with a Bachelor of Arts degree specializing in Sociolinguistics and minored in Japanese, having studied the language for 7 years. She is fluent in Cantonese, English, and Mandarin Chinese. Prior to joining the firm, Bianca gained years of office administrative support experience in an acupuncture clinic and another personal injury law firm, becoming skilled in communicating with insurance companies, managing records, and aiding injured clients. She is passionate about helping people overcome difficult situations and enjoys hiking, art, traveling, and spending time with friends, family, and her two cats.

Sandy Yeung is an Of Counsel attorney at Avenue Law Firm. She obtained her Juris Doctor from Hofstra University School of Law and is admitted to practice in the State of New York. While at Hofstra, she co-founded the First-Generation Law Student Association, an initiative supporting students who are the first in their families to pursue a legal career. Prior to law school, Sandy worked as a real estate paralegal for nine years, gaining extensive hands-on experience in transactional matters. Sandy’s practice focuses primarily on residential real estate transactions, guiding buyers, sellers, and investors through all stages of the closing process. She represents clients in the purchase and sale of co-ops, condominiums, townhouses, and single-family homes throughout New York. In addition to residential matters, Sandy handles commercial real estate transactions, commercial leasing, and general business law. She takes a practical, detail-oriented approach to every deal, ensuring that her clients understand each step and feel confident in their decisions. Sandy also drafts and negotiates operating agreements, shareholder agreements, and other transactional documents for her business clients. Outside of work, Sandy is an avid board game enthusiast who enjoys game nights with friends and discovering new strategy games.

Raymond Mak

New York, NY

Raymond Mak is an Associate Attorney at the Law Offices of Gabriel & Moroff, P.C., focusing on Plaintiffs’ no-fault litigation, arbitration, and Landlord/Tenant proceedings. Admitted to the New York State Bar in 2016, he brings experience from both plaintiff and defense no-fault firms. He earned his Juris Doctor, Cum Laude, from New York Law School and a Bachelor of Science, Magna Cum Laude, in Finance and Accounting from New York University’s Stern School of Business. He is fluent in Cantonese and familiar with Mandarin.

Qiao Zheng is an Associate Attorney at LaFave, Wein, Frament & Karic, PLLC, where she focuses her practice on civil litigation, including personal injury, medical malpractice, automobile accidents, premises liability, and commercial litigation. Originally from China, Ms. Zheng earned her law degree from Southwest University of Political Science and Law, a four-year program equivalent to a U.S. Juris Doctor. She later received her Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. Her academic and professional experience across legal systems enables her to approach complex legal matters with a global perspective. Ms. Zheng is fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese, which allows her to effectively serve a diverse client base and build meaningful connections with individuals from all backgrounds. Prior to joining LaFave, Wein, Frament & Karic, PLLC, she worked in litigation support and legal research roles at law firms in both China and the United States. Ms. Zheng is passionate about advocacy, access to justice, and bridging cultural gaps in legal representation.

Dayton L. Hall

Las Vegas, NV

Articles Editor, Washburn Law Journal, 2012-2013. Fluent in Cantonese.

Karmen assists with all aspects of personal injury law practice. She has rich experiences in clients consultation, processing, and invesigation of complex matters. Karmen grew up locally in San Jose. She is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese.

Dan H. Pelin

San Francisco, CA

Dan H. Pelin grew up on the East coast and became a member of the California Bar in 2007. He previously represented workers’ compensation insurance companies, giving him an advantage in litigating on behalf of injured workers. He is familiar with the doctors and Judges within the system and enjoys advocating for workers' rights.

Connie Lee

Glendale, CA

Connie is an attorney deeply passionate about protecting employee rights and advocating for fair treatment in the workplace. She volunteered at Bet Tzedek's Employment Rights Project Clinic, where she assisted attorneys in providing legal advice to workers facing systemic mistreatment and injustices. Through this experience, she developed a strong commitment to empowering individuals who have been wronged in the workplace. Additionally, she externed at an employment law firm that specialized in a wide range of employment disputes, from wage and hour violations to discrimination and harassment cases. This hands-on experience further honed her legal skills and solidified her desire to pursue a career focused on defending employees’ rights. Connie is dedicated to ensuring that workers receive the justice they deserve and is committed to achieving meaningful outcomes for those facing unlawful employment practices.

Alvin Jones

North Las Vegas, NV

Alvin Jones's career is marked by a pursuit of justice, cultural passion, and service. A U.S. Army veteran, he studied Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, and Korean, and served as an Intelligence Analyst in Iraq. He earned a BA in Chinese Language and Literature from Brigham Young University and a law degree from Washburn Law School. He was selected for the Legal Aid Clinic and received the Trial Advocacy Award. He combines his military discipline and cultural insights to advocate for justice.

Valerie’s practice focuses on Real Estate Closings for both commercial and residential properties ranging from several thousand to multimillion dollar projects for both US Citizens and foreigners abroad. In additional to providing real estate closing services, Valerie also offers family and employment-based immigration services in conjunction with several international businesses.