Chuanyi Qi represents clients in antitrust and complex commercial litigation matters. Chuanyi’s antitrust litigation experience includes monopolization, information sharing, price-fixing, and mergers challenged by antitrust enforcement agencies. Chuanyi’s complex commercial litigation experience includes securities class actions, shareholder derivative litigations, and other complex, high-exposure litigation. Chuanyi advises public and private companies and their officers and directors in all aspects of litigation, including major motion practice, fact and expert discovery, and trial. These companies span numerous industries, including sports and entertainment, biotechnology, REIT, and financial institutions.
Chuanyi also maintains an active pro bono practice focused on a wide range of immigration matters and serves as a liaison with a non-profit organization in New York City.
Before joining Latham, Chuanyi externed at the California Supreme Court and the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. She was an editor for Berkeley Journal of International Law and Berkeley Business Law Journal and served on the board of First Generations Professionals and International Law Society affinity groups while in law school.
Three Latham teams secured major wins in Antitrust, Securities, and Appellate litigation, blocking an FTC merger challenge, defeating securities claims against Adobe, and upholding a US$5.2 billion compensation package for Trade Desk CEO.
Shout-out to a team at Latham & Watkins that defended Adobe Inc. from a securities suit targeting a more than 20% drop in the company’s stock price.
Latham teams recognized for their wins on behalf of Meta and OWLink.