Dora is a partner in Reed Smith’s global regulatory enforcement group in China and New York. She advises multinational corporations in a broad range of industries on complex cross-border regulatory and compliance matters, internal and government investigations, litigation, and contentious matters.
Dora focuses her practice on multi-jurisdictional investigations of white-collar crimes, employee misconduct, theft of trade secrets, fraud and cybercrimes. She routinely counsels multinational companies on regulatory compliance matters related to anti-corruption and anti-bribery laws (US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), UK Bribery Act, and local anticorruption requirements), antitrust and competition laws, cybersecurity and data privacy laws, anti-money laundering legislations, and trade compliance.
Dora routinely counsels clients on antitrust and competition laws, cybersecurity and data privacy laws, pre-transaction compliance diligence, compliance audit and policy formulation and implementation, anti-money laundering legislations, trade-related compliance requirements and regulatory compliance with respect to anti-corruption/anti-bribery laws (US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, UK Bribery Act, and local anti-corruption requirements). She has represented multinational clients in many high-stake internal and government investigations by the United States (e.g., Department of Justice (DOJ), Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Securities (BIS), Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), China, and European authorities. She also has extensive experience advising top management on crisis management and complex dispute resolution.
With more than 15 years of experience in government, litigation and client advocacy, Dora’s practice combines an in-depth knowledge of the law with a keen understanding of the latest enforcement trends and business conditions in the Greater China region to provide practical and effective legal and strategic counselling to clients. Dora is one of the few fully-bilingual investigation lawyers in China who are also well-versed in legal technology, as she served on her prior firm’s global eDiscovery advisory committee and often employs advanced data analytics and investigative techniques to conduct cost-effective and efficient discovery of facts and evidence for cross-border litigation, internal audits, and investigations.
Dora is a frequent speaker at seminars and conferences on export controls and trade compliance, anti-corruption and anti-bribery, cross-border investigations, antitrust/cartel, cybersecurity and data privacy, and other regulatory and compliance topics in both Chinese and English. She has published articles and quoted in various legal or industry journals affiliated with the Global Investigations Review, Asia Business Law Journal, American Chamber of Commerce, GTDT, International Financial Law Review, Bloomberg and World Bank publications on China, China Law and Practices, among others. Dora was selected as a finalist for the “Rising Star of the Year” in Regulatory & Compliance award at China Law and Practice Awards and recommended by Legal 500.
