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Olivia Wang is a member of Curtis’ Commercial Litigation group and Economic Sanctions group based in New York.
Ms. Wang’s practice focuses on representing sovereign states and private-sector clients in a broad range of complex litigation matters. Ms. Wang also provides advice on U.S. sanctions laws and is active in Curtis’ pro bono practice.
During law school, Ms. Wang was a member of the Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law and the International Human Rights Clinic. Additionally, she engaged in pro bono work for the Innocence Project and the Human Rights Pro Bono Project at her law school. Ms. Wang also externed with the Department of Justice Human Trafficking Prosecutions Unit.
Duke University School of Law, J.D., Certificate in Public Interest and Public Service Law
Georgetown University, B.S., cum laude
Commercial Disputes - Litigation
Economic Sanctions