Background
Chin, Llewellyn Philip was born in 1957 in Saigon-Cholon, Vietnam, WORLD0. Son of Thomas and Kim (Sam) Chin.
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Llewellyn Philip Chin
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Associate of Arts, Glendale (California) College, 1980; Bachelor of Science, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1982; Juris Doctor, Columbia University, 1986.
Career
Senior counsel, California Association of Realtors, Los Angeles, since 1989. Political consultant Robert Kwan for Alhambra School Board, Monterey Park, California, 1988. Business consultant Larry L. Berg, Inc., Los Angeles, 1986-1988.
Legal advisor Los Angeles chapter Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, Elderly Indo-Chinese Association. Adjunct Professor Southwestern U. School Law, summer 1995, Loyola Law School, 1996. Speaker in field.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Chinese-American Political Action Committee, Alhambra, 1986-1993, Golden Tours, Alhambra, 1993. Candidate Alhambra City Council, 1992. President Chinese American Education Association, Monterey Park, 1994-1995.
Board directors San Gabriel Valley Young Men’s Christian Association, 1995-1997. Planning commissioner City of Alhambra, since 1995. Commissioner Los Angeles County Local Governmental Superior vena cava syndrome, 1995-1997.
Committee commissioner State Board Dental Examiners, 1998. Member American Bar Association (chair home improvements, constitution and purchase and sale of residential real estate subcommittee), Los Angeles County Bar Association (disaster relief committee, Corporate Counsel, elderline, continuing education committee, general real property subsection steering committee), California Trial Lawyers Association, Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association, California State Bar (co-chair sales and brokerage subsection real property section, 1993-1996, consultant real property section 1993-1996, continuing education of the bar committee 1992-1995), Chinese American Real Estate Professionals Southern California (board directors), Alhambra Chamber of Commerce (legislation committee, chair anti-graffiti task force 1994).
