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Qiongyue Hu

Qiongyue (chee-own-yu-eh) is an associate in WMC’s Seattle office. Qiongyue is an experienced commercial litigator who focuses on cases involving fraud, supply chain disputes, customs issues, and insurance coverage (representing policyholders).
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Before joining WMC, Qiongyue practiced in Southern California. Her experience includes trademark, trade secret, breach of contract, and fraud matters, as well as advocacy for families and individuals in disability rights cases.

As a law student, Qiongyue was named as a Presidential Scholar at Harvard Law School and
received multiple fellowships supporting her work in international law, disability rights, and
children’s rights. Growing up in Sichuan Province in Southwest China--known for its spicy food and also as the home of pandas--Qiongyue is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and has worked extensively with Chinese immigrant communities throughout her legal career.

​(202) 499-7900
[email protected]
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Education:
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• J.D., Harvard Law School (2017)
• Bachelor of Laws, Remin University of China (2014)

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Bar Memberships​

• ​California
  (not yet licensed to practice law in Washington State and working under the direct supervision of a Washington State Bar member in good standing.)
  
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Publication

• William P. Alford, Qiongyue Hu, Charles Wharton, People Over Pandas: Taiwan’s Engagement of International Human Rights Norms with Respect to Disability, in Taiwan and International Human Rights: A Story of Transformation 643 (Jerome A. Cohen, William P. Alford, Chang-fa Lo eds., 2019).