Attorney Dai advises emerging to well-established companies on corporate, investment, business transactions, trademark, trade secrets and employment matters. Her practice covers company structuring, formation, draft and negotiation of a variety of commercial agreements. She has formed multiple private equity funds with investment in real estate, AI, healthcare, biotechnology, robotics and IOT. She has represented both portfolio companies and investors in angle round and subsequent series of investment transactions.  Attorney Dai offers advice on employment matters, such as, offer letter, employment agreement, wage & hour, classification of employment, severance, non-solicitation and non-competition. She has formed and represented multiple tax-exempt nonprofit organizations. Her clients include biotechnology, CRO, private equity, education consulting, business incubator, real estate developer and broker, recruiting and staffing, export and import, online distributor for electronic products.

In addition, Attorney Dai represents clients in the State and Federal courts as well as before private arbitration and mediations.  She has handled cases involving misappropriate of trade secrets, breach of contract, breach of Computer Fraud & Abuse Act (CFAA), fraud in investment transactions, disputes arising out of real estate development and acquisition, breach of fiduciary duty, partnership dispute, non-compete, wage & overtime violation, and employment discrimination. She has represented clients in response to investigation from and settlement negotiation with government agencies: Securities and Exchange Commission, the Attorney General’s Office, and the Department of Labor.

Prior to joining Lion’s Law, Attorney Dai worked with Cutler & Wilensky, LLP for eight years.  She interned in the Massachusetts Appeals Court for the Honorable Fernande R.V. Duffly, who was subsequently appointed to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Before practicing law, Attorney Dai advised and counseled business and start-ups on marketing and growth strategies, financing options and operation optimization, and has negotiated business engagements on behalf of client companies with revenues ranging from $1M to $15M. Earlier in her career, she oversaw the enforcement of anti-trademark infringement efforts by Coca-Cola China, as well as participated in joint venture negotiations that led to the establishment of several Coca-Cola bottling companies in China.

Attorney Dai has been a leader and active participant in civic engagement, community services and professional associations. She is the President and board of directors of Civic Education Alliance, a board of directors of New England Chinese American Alliance, and a board of directors of New England Chinese Information and Networking Association.