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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Recent Blog Posts
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Mediation vs. Arbitration: Resolving LLC Member Disputes in California
Disputes between members of a limited liability company (LLC) can arise for many reasons — financial disagreements, differences in management styles, or even conflicts over the direction of the business. When these disagreements occur, it’s crucial to understand how they can be resolved. Mediation and arbitration are two popular alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods commonly…
Can Restaurant Owners Take a Portion of Service Charges in California Restaurants?
In the competitive and heavily regulated restaurant industry, service charges are increasingly used to address rising operational costs and compensate staff. However, questions often arise about how these fees can be legally distributed, especially in the state of California, where employment laws are particularly complex. One frequent question is whether restaurant owners can take a…
Book Deals and Other Royalty Agreements: Do You Really Need an Attorney’s Review?
With the rising costs of doing business today, many small business owners and individuals must make tough choices about where to cut expenses. Legal services often get pushed aside as a “luxury” rather than a necessity. So, when it comes to signing contracts or agreements, a common question arises: “Do I really need an attorney…