Strategic Transactions

Represented Executive Producer Randy Wooten and Orange Dot Entertainment in the production and distribution of the documentary, The Mars Underground (2005), a Scot J. Gill film, www.themarsunderground.com.

Represented financier in providing secured financing for the production of American Gun (2005), starring Forest Witaker, and nominated for Independent Spirit Award in three categories.

Represented UCLA professors Chi Ming Ho and C. J. Kim in a multimillion dollar sale and license back of a patent on micro machines that the firm successfully prosecuted before the US Patent & Trademark Office and around the world.

Lead negotiator and counsel in the first PC software joint venture in PRC. This transaction was so important to China that it was reported on the front page of the China People's Daily, China’s official newspaper.

Represented GVC, a Taiwan Corporation, one of the largest computer component manufacturers in the world, in successfully obtaining U.S. government approval of its takeover of Maxtech Corporation, an American distributor and OEM manufacturer of modems and computer peripherals and its takeover of BCM Advanced Research Incorporated, an American computer company.

Represented United Business Computers, Inc., an office products distribution software company, in its stock merger with eCommerce Industries, Inc. valued at $3,000,000.

Represented PC Club in all aspects of its legal affairs, from formation to its growth to a 30 stores computer retail business.

Represented GAT, a financial software and consulting company, in an $18 million merger with publicly-held Barra. Result: successfully achieved closing and met client’s objectives.

Formed GC Capital LLC, a $20 million technology venture fund, which is now a diversified financial services company headquartered in Hong Kong.

Counseled the formation of MRT LLC and its $2.5 million private placement and guided MRT to become one of the premier DVD manufacturers of more than $300 million in revenue and subsequent re-domicile from California to Cayman Islands.

Represented American Electronic Ceramics, Inc., a chip manufacturer, in its formation and $3,570,000 private placement. Represented PIC in a software development agreement with IBM funded by IBM and secured by copyright in the source code of the software.

Represented PIC in a software development agreement with IBM funded by IBM and secured by copyright in the source code of the software.