Overview

Edward Ho represents individuals and corporations in complex civil litigation matters, with special emphasis on shareholder disputes of closely held corporations, international supply and distribution agreements, fiduciary relationships and business torts. His expertise covers many industries, including technology, manufacturing, real estate and foreign entities. Mr. Ho’s advanced degree in international relations complements his law degree and economics studies to allow him to easily grasp the facts and relevant data involving complex business litigation. He regularly serves as lead counsel in business litigation and trial matters.

Additionally, Mr. Ho prosecutes and defends trade secret and unfair competition claims and has strong skills in construction and tort litigation. He also has experience representing management in employment disputes, including liability of officers and directors, sexual harassment, racial discrimination, and wrongful termination claims.

Honors & Recognitions

Los Angeles magazine named Mr. Ho a Southern California “Rising Star” from the award’s inception in 2004 through 2008. This recognition honors exceptional Southern California attorneys under the age of 40. Additionally, Mr. Ho has been voted a Southern California Super Lawyer seven times.

Education

J.D., Southern Methodist University School of Law
M.A., Johns Hopkins University, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies 
B.A., University of California, Berkeley

Admissions

  • 1995, California
    1996, District of Columbia
    U.S. District Courts, Central, Eastern, Northern, and Southern Districts of California

Languages

  • Mandarin Chinese (Proficient)
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