Band 3
Provided by 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.
Provided by Chambers
Louise Ing is adept at assisting with employee terminations, sexual harassment allegations and compliance with state and federal laws. She has notable recent experience in advising clients on COVID-19-related matters, including vaccine mandates and leave issues.
Provided by Chambers
"Louise is extremely hard-working and even goes beyond the call of duty."
"Louise is extremely hard-working and even goes beyond the call of duty."
