Janet Wong

Food, Beverage & Agribusiness

Healthcare & Life Sciences

Technology

Antitrust & Competition Law

Commercial Litigation

Corporate Governance & Compliance

Cybersecurity

Franchise & Distribution Law

Intellectual Property

International Arbitration & Litigation

Mining

Trademark, Copyright + Advertising

Janet is a highly experienced and versatile legal professional specializing in commercial litigation, financial fraud cases, contentious and commercialization of intellectual property, and corporate transactions, providing comprehensive legal solutions to local and multinational clients.

Janet is the head of Dorsey's Hong Kong office and the head of Dorsey's Greater China intellectual property group. With over two decades of expertise, she specializes in commercial and financial fraud disputes, intellectual property matters, and corporate transactions.

Janet has a strong background in handling commercial litigation, white-collar defense, and financial fraud cases. She excels in managing high-stakes disputes involving intricate commercial and financial issues, providing strategic guidance and effective representation in court. Her expertise extends to defending clients in a range of regulatory and criminal investigations.

In addition to her litigation prowess, Janet excels in formulating global IP protection strategies, managing global IP portfolios and handling IP-related transactions, including acquisition, franchising and licensing of IP rights. She is skilled in drafting and negotiating IP-related agreements, including licensing, distribution, supply and manufacturing agreements. Janet is well-versed in corporate law and regularly advises clients on a variety of commercial transactions.

Janet's diverse legal expertise makes her a trusted advisor, capable of addressing the multifaceted needs of businesses and individuals. Her extensive experience ensures that clients receive robust and holistic legal support in complex commercial disputes, white-collar defense, financial fraud cases, and both contentious and commercialization of intellectual property.