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Thomas
W. Huang
Thomas
W. Huang is a member of the Business Law Department
where he practices primarily in the areas of general
business law, financing and international transactions.
Mr. Huang has extensive experience in business and corporate
law and represents corporate and individual clients
within the United States and abroad. His experience
includes general business and corporate law; asset-based,
participation, and syndicated lending; strategic alliances
through joint ventures and investments, including technology
transfers and licensing, agency, distributor, marketing,
employment, and leasing arrangements; and legal matters
involving angel and venture capital financing, moving
financial and human resources across borders, such as
obtaining venture capital funds and U.S. immigration
investments from abroad, primarily from Asia. In this
connection, he is heading the Taiwan Practice Group
of the firm.
Mr.
Huang is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese and
has been engaged in the negotiation, drafting, reviewing,
and production of legal documents in both English and
Chinese.
Mr.
Huang is admitted to practice in Massachusetts, New
York, and the District of Columbia.
Mr.
Huang has authored many publications, particularly in
areas connected with practices in China. They include:
The Protection of American Copyrights Under Nationalist
Chinese Law, 12 Harv. Int'l L. J. 71 (1971); Reflections
on Law and the Economy in the People's Republic of China,
14 Harv. Int'l L. J. 261 (1973); Joint Ventures with
China: Problems and Prospects, 24 Boston Bar J. 5 (1980);
Tiananmen Incident, 34 Boston Bar J. 14 (1990); Critique
of Law in Social Theories (in Chinese 1991); 'One Treaty,
Two Members': China and Taiwan in the Context of the
WTO/TRIMs, 1 J. World Investment 261 (2000).
Mr.
Huang is a member and has served on many civic and business
organizations. He served on the steering committee of
the International Law Committee of the Boston Bar Association
for nearly ten years and was a member of the Massachusetts
Governor's Advisory Council on Guangdong, China, for
many years. He is one of the founders and the clerk/director
of the Asian American Bank & Trust Company in Boston.
Mr. Huang has been listed in Marquis Who's Who in American
Law since 1985.
Mr.
Huang was born in Taipei, Taiwan (China) and obtained
his Bachelor of Law degree from National Taiwan University,
where he served as the general manager and editor-in-chief
of the university journal for two years. After a brief
tenure at the Legal and Treaty Department of Taiwan's
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where he was involved in
matters concerning the preparation of legal opinions
and multilateral treaties, he came to the United States
for further studies. He subsequently obtained a J.D.
magna cum laude from Indiana University Law School in
Indianapolis and a Master of Law (LL.M.) and a Doctor
of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) degree, both from Harvard
Law School, where he concentrated in comparative law
studies and international business transactions.
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