Kimberly Fong
Kimberly Fong leverages her background in law and technology to help startups and small businesses navigate solutions for growth. Before entering the legal industry, Kimberly co-founded an e-commerce business, and she has since worked closely with technology startups and small business clients, advising on equity structures, license and service contracts, and mobile application and digital platform agreements.
Kimberly earned her J.D. from UC Hastings College of the Law and a Master’s of Information Management and Systems from UC Berkeley. Prior to joining Coepio Legal, Kimberly gained experience by running her own firm and representing clients at a boutique litigation firm in Oakland, California.
Kimberly lives in San Francisco with her cattle dog mix, Logan. When she’s not advising clients, Kimberly can regularly be found running trails in the Presidio and Golden Gate Park, training Muay Thai, brewing kombucha, or practicing Bikram yoga.
Education
- University of California Hastings College of the Law, J.D. (cum laude)
- University of California Berkeley, Master of Information Management & Systems
- University of California Berkeley, B.A., Economics and Political Science (High Honors; Distinction in General Scholarship)
Practice Areas
- Business Law, Technology Law, Startups, Intellectual Property
Admissions
- California
Languages
- English
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Protecting Freelancer Business Ownership Rights
Starting your own business as a freelancer can be exciting. However, while there are many benefits to establishing a business as a freelancer, you have to ensure that your rights are protected. There are many opportunities for your intellectual property rights to be infringed. Oftentimes, creating the correct business contracts and business agreements can help…
Starting Your Business
You have got an amazing idea, product, or service to offer, and you are considering starting your own business. The legal aspects of actually creating a business entity can be overwhelming for some. If you are considering starting your own business, you may be attempting to determine a business structure, finance your business, or establish…
Can an Employer Sue an Employee?
As a business owner, you may have a just cause to sue an employee, however, having the right documents and agreements in place can avoid a great deal of these scenarios. The Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that most people hold over 10 jobs in their lifetime. With such mobility in the workforce, oftentimes, employees…