Jack Yeh is a trial lawyer whose practice encompasses a wide range of complex commercial litigation matters, including competitive business litigation, unfair competition, government litigation, land use, intellectual property, entertainment, and other general business contract and tort claims. Mr. Yeh represents both publicly traded companies and emerging businesses in the advertising, entertainment and media, energy, real estate and technology industries.
Mr. Yeh has been publicly recognized by the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association, which named him one of 25 of the nation’s “Best Lawyers Under 40; by Los Angeles Magazine, which, on multiple occasions, has accorded him its prestigious “Southern California Superlawyer” designation; and by LawDragon.com, a national portal listing of lawyers, which named him to its 500 New Stars, New Worlds list.
Representing his clients in federal and state courts throughout the country, Mr. Yeh has amassed substantial experience litigating commercial disputes at all stages, including arbitrations, mediations, court and jury trials, and appeals, including before the California Court of Appeal, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and the California Supreme Court.
In addition to his considerable trial experience, Mr. Yeh has developed a particular expertise in the litigation of complex consumer and competitor class action brought under California’s Unfair Competition Law (California Business and Professions Code Section 17200); governmental-related matters involving local and regional public agencies, such as the City of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Unified School District and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority; and matters involving State of California agencies, including the Department of General Services, the Department of Conservation, the Department of Transportation, and the Transportation Commission. Mr. Yeh has developed, coordinated and implemented successful litigation strategies for project applicants and public agencies at the trial court and appellate levels on a variety of subject matter, including the California Environmental Quality Act, public contracting, competitive bidding, negotiated procurement, conflicts of interest, political contributions and the California Public Records Act.
