California International Lawyers

International Law

1301 Dove St, Suite 1050, Newport Beach, CA 92660

Jeffrey C.P. Wang's practice focuses on handling the legal concerns of international and domestic corporations, with a special emphasis on international technology corporations. In addition to his J.D., Mr. Wang has two advanced Masters of Law Degrees from the University of Washington and the Southern Methodist University School of Law. Mr. Wang started with the tax department of the public accounting firm of Pricewaterhouse in San Jose, California. He then became a litigation attorney at several reputable, AV-rated litigation law firms in Northern and Southern California. Mr. Wang started this firm in 1994, and has since built a substantial client portfolio in Northern and Southern California, as well as in the Pacific Rim countries. Mr. Wang has been a frequent commentator in Chinese language newspapers regarding the legal significance of recent events that have impacted trans-Pacific international commerce and the Chinese American business community. Mr. Wang has also been a frequent speaker in events and seminars sponsored by international government agencies, think tank, and public accounting firms that are designed for international corporations focused on the political, business, legal and intellectual property issues related to doing business in America.

International Law

1801 Century Park East, Suite 2400, Los Angeles, CA 90077

Admitted to practice: United States Supreme Court United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals United States Federal Courts and all State District Courts in Minnesota and California Licensed in The State of California and Minnesota

International Law

150 Spear St, San Francisco, CA 94105, USA

Junji Suzuki is a San Francisco attorney affiliated with Marshall Suzuki Law Group, P.C. His California State Bar profile lists his license as active and identifies the firm as his professional address. His directory profile on Justia identifies business law as his practice area. Suzuki’s current State Bar listing places his office at 290 King Street, Unit 10, in San Francisco. Marshall Suzuki Law Group announced a move to that address for the end of October 2024. The firm’s announcement described the acquisition of its own office space and identified its establishment date as May 24, 2000. The firm’s broader work includes international legal matters, particularly those involving Japan and the United States. Its website describes bilingual staffing and a practice serving both businesses and individuals. These are firm-wide descriptions, rather than a list of Suzuki’s individual assignments. Marshall Suzuki Law Group reports representing clients in multinational antitrust and fraud matters. It also describes work for Japanese companies entering the United States, including acquisitions, local due diligence, employment issues and real estate leases. Alongside that business work, the firm describes handling inheritance, divorce and international family matters. Its English-language overview also identifies American and Japanese law firms among its clients and describes cross-border negotiations as part of its work.

International Law

707 Wilshire Blvd, 4150, Los Angeles, CA 90017

Richard Wortman manages the Los Angeles office. His practice is focused on import and export trade law, trade regulations and customs law, regulatory law and transportation law. He has represented clients before US Customs and Border Protection on a variety of issues including the classification and valuation of imported merchandise, focused assessments and averting penalties. He also regularly appears before other government agencies with responsibilities over import and export transactions. Richard helps companies implement duty savings strategies and internal compliance programs. Richard has lectured extensively on issues pertaining to import and export law on behalf of various organizations. He has also taught import and export trade law to both industry and Customs brokerage associations.

International Law

1050 Lakes Dr suite 225, West Covina, CA 91790, USA

Area of Practice: Customs & International Trade Law Xiuhong Liu (Susie Liu) is a California attorney with more than 30 years of legal experience in China and the United States. She began practicing law in China in 1993 and became a partner at Beijing Aoxiang Law Firm in 1997, advising clients on commercial transactions, litigation, corporate matters, and regulatory issues. Ms. Liu is the founder of Law Office of Xiuhong Liu, APC. Her practice focuses on U.S. customs and international trade, including customs compliance, import transactions, trade enforcement proceedings, and cross-border legal matters. Ms. Liu received her legal education from Peking University and earned a Bachelor of Applied Science in Accounting, with a concentration in International Accounting, from North Seattle College. She was admitted to the State Bar of California in 2025 and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and English.

International Law

353 Shadow Oaks, Irvine, CA 92618

Xinze Liu is a founding partner of Beijing Polywell Law Firm whose firm profile lists Beijing as his location and describes work in international trade, overseas asset recovery and anti-corruption compliance. His practice includes assisting Chinese clients with cross-border recovery of funds and enforcement of judgments abroad. He also advises on anti-corruption legislation in China, the United States and the United Kingdom, including the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Liu’s international trade work includes anti-dumping and countervailing investigations. In October 2017, he represented the U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce at a U.S. Section 301 investigation hearing, where he commented on unilateral trade investigations. His firm biography also records overseas litigation work involving Canada, the United States, Hong Kong and Dubai. His transactional experience includes projects involving acquisitions of gas stations and gas facilities, as well as the establishment of overseas companies for Aeolus Tyre and Zhongce Rubber Group. Alongside legal matters, he has delivered training on overseas asset recovery for supervisory commissions in Liaoning, Shandong and Inner Mongolia. In March 2018, he participated in an APEC Anti-Corruption Law Enforcement Cooperation Network asset-recovery workshop in Bangkok. Liu earned a bachelor’s degree in law from China University of Political Science and Law and was a visiting scholar at Fordham University. His firm lists Chinese and English as his working languages.