Louise Ing

Louise is a partner in Dentons' Honolulu office with a versatile litigation/dispute resolution practice. Her employment practice focuses on advising and representing employers in wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation, proprietary information, non-competition and confidentiality disputes, and employer-employee intellectual property issues. She also conducts and has testified as an expert witness on workplace investigations.

Dentons, 7/2/2018-present. Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing, 1991-7/1/2018, founding partner. Paul Johnson Alston & Hunt, 1981-89, partner from 1986. Carlsmith & Dwyer, 1980-81, associate. Law clerk to Chief Judge Samuel P. King, U.S. District Court, District of Hawai`I, 1978-79

Past president of Hawaii State Bar Association, Hawaii State Bar Foundation and Hawai`i Women’s Legal Foundation.

To help strengthen Hawaii’s communities and connect business to community, Louise has volunteered on non-profit boards, including the University of Hawai`i Foundation and Child & Family Service, and serves as a director of Island Holdings, a Hawai`i-based insurance services holding company and previously, American Savings Bank and Aloha Airlines. She has served as a mentor with Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu’s YP Mentor Hawai`i program and Hawai`i Women Lawyers.

She earned her JD at Berkeley Law, University of California and her BA (cum laude) from Yale University.