Lucy Lu, Managing Partner

Contact

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Mobile: +1.404.596.8773

Email: lucy.lu@ailegallaw.com

Fax: +1.404.920.8598

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Location

• Atlanta

• Silicon Valley

• New York

• Chattanooga

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Practice

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• Immigration

• Corporate

• Startup

• Transaction

• Federal Investigation

• Litigation

• Employment

• Franchise

• Estate Planning

• Tax

• Trademark

• Copyright

• Licensing

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Lucy Lu, Esq.

Lucy Lu is the Founder and Managing Partner of aiLegal Law. She leads the firm's general practice, expansion, and executive management. 

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Ms. Lu's practice includes all aspects of immigration, corporate, startup, transaction, federal investigation, litigation, employment, franchise, estate planning, tax, trademark, copyright, and licensing. 

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Ms. Lu is a female entrepreneur in law and technology. Before founding aiLegal Law, she has managed a boutique law firm for over 10 years. She also founded aiLegal, a software company in cloud-based SaaS contract automation and management platform. 

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With Ms. Lu's unique position in legal and technology industry, she is missioned to found aiLegal Law as a tech-enabled law practice beyond law firm to deliver better, faster, and cheaper legal service to the firm's clients with good quality. 

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Ms. Lu has expertise in the followings: 

• Counsel large international companies in in-bound and out-bound corporate immigration matters; 

• Counsel international talents in full immigration services from business solutions, family solutions, removal defense, and federal litigations; 

• Counsel corporate structure and governance for franchises with multi-state or multi-national practices; 

• Counsel non-profit organizations in multi-state operations; 

• Counsel startups in corporate structure, incentive plans, financing, valuation, technology, growth and exit strategies; 

• Counsel international business transactions in sales of goods or services; 

• Counsel US and international businesses in federal investigation by Department of Labor, Department of Homeland Security, Department of State, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcements, and Internal Revenue Services; and 

• Counsel foreign business in varies industries, including but not limited to manufacturing, high tech, trading, entertainment, real estate, entering the U.S. market. 

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