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Jia “Holly” You Named Armstrong Teasdale Partner

Jia "Holly" You, a member of Armstrong Teasdale's International practice group, has been elected partner in a move designed to further strengthen the firm's Asian expansion.

Jia “Holly” You, a member of Armstrong Teasdale’s International practice group, has been elected partner in a move designed to further strengthen the firm’s Asian expansion.

Based in the firm’s St. Louis office, You’s Asian practice includes commercial transactions, employment and labor, foreign exchange and intellectual property. Fluent in Mandarin Chinese, Shanghai Dialect Chinese, Wenzhou Dialect Chinese and English, she provides legal services to Chinese businesses investing in the United States  as well as U.S. businesses investing in China.

Her election comes as the firm expands its Asian practice to meet the rising demand from its Chinese and U.S. clients in various aspects of law. Armstrong Teasdale recently announced that St. Louis international partner Thomas Bottini was named its Chief Representative in Shanghai and that it had recruited Steven Yu, who previously headed the Shanghai intellectual property practice for London-based firm, as a partner in Shanghai.

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You’s partnership in St. Louis will bolster the expansion by increasing the firm’s
ability to provide service at all hours to clients in both the United States and Asia.

A Wenzhou (China) native, You received her LL.M., high honors, from the Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology; LL.B., with honors, the East China University of Political Science and Law. She graduated from the Amsterdam Vrije University Exchange Program in 2003.

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She is admitted to practice in Missouri, New York and the People's Republic of China.

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