In a significant personnel update within the legal sector, Greenberg Traurig has announced the appointment of Valerie Ho as a shareholder within its intellectual property and technology practice, based in Los Angeles. This move marks Ho’s return to the global law firm, known for its diverse and expansive range of legal services.
Valerie Ho brings a wealth of experience to her new role, specializing in representing clients from the technology, retail, and fashion industries in matters related to intellectual property and platform liability. Her expertise also extends to advising companies on regulatory issues impacting e-commerce, an area of growing importance as digital commerce continues to expand globally.
Prior to rejoining Greenberg Traurig, Ho served as the general counsel for the Americas at fashion retailer SHEIN, a role in which she honed her skills in navigating complex legal landscapes. Her return to Greenberg Traurig aligns with the firm’s strategic focus on bolstering its capabilities in intellectual property and technology, fields that are increasingly pivotal in the digital age.
The announcement of her return can be found on the firm’s press release issued Thursday, and further details are available in a report by Bloomberg Law, highlighting the continued importance of strong intellectual property strategies within large technology-driven enterprises.