Background
Lee Cheng was born in 1962. He is identified as an American lawyer whose professional work included substantial legal practice in Singapore and cross-border commercial matters.
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Lee Cheng is an American lawyer specializing in intellectual property and a former member of the Singapore law firm Rodyk & Davidson. His documented practice encompassed intellectual property, commercial and corporate law, arbitration, banking and finance, shipping, construction, taxation, and international business transactions.
Education
Lee Cheng obtained a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Master of Laws in London. He also completed the Barr-at-Law qualification at Lincoln's Inn in England.
Career
Lee Cheng worked as a lawyer with Rodyk & Davidson in Singapore, where his practice covered a broad range of domestic and international legal matters. His documented areas of work included admiralty and shipping law; arbitration; banking and finance; building and construction; civil litigation; conveyancing and property; commercial and computer law; corporate finance and company work; mergers and acquisitions; initial public offerings; joint ventures and restructuring; entertainment law; intellectual property, including copyright, trademark and patent registration; international business transactions and financing; probate and estate administration; public and private international law; taxation and planning; and trust structuring and administration. He was also identified as a specialist in intellectual property.
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Membership
Lee Cheng was a founding member of the Pacific RIM Advisory Council and a member of the World Law Group, reflecting his participation in international legal and professional networks.
References
- Martindale-Hubbell attorney profile Documents Lee Cheng's legal practice, professional location, areas of practice, and education and admission credentials.
