Amy S. Park

Amy is active in a variety of initiatives that empower women lawyers to reach the highest levels of success. The National Diversity Council awarded her its Leadership Excellence in the Law award, which recognizes attorneys who have “distinguished themselves through their leadership, resolve and outstanding achievements for their clients.” Additionally, Amy has been named one of California’s Most Powerful and Influential Women by The California Diversity Council. She has been recognized by the Silicon Valley Business Journal as a Woman of Influence and was the recipient of a Wise Woman award from Deloitte.

• DeVry University in consumer class action litigation filed in district courts in California and Illinois challenging the school's advertisements regarding students' post-graduation job prospects, employability and earning potential.
• Cavium Inc. in shareholder class action litigation in California state and federal courts seeking to enjoin the company's $6 billion merger with Marvell Technology Group LTD.
• Tessera Technologies, Inc. in shareholder litigation in California state court and the Delaware Chancery Court in connection with its $850 million acquisition of DTS Inc.
• TiVo Inc. and members of its board of directors in shareholder litigation in California federal court and the Delaware Chancery Court in connection with the company's $1.1 billion sale to Rovi Corporation.
• PMC-Sierra Inc. and members of its board of directors in shareholder litigation in California state court arising out of the company's proposed sale.
• SanDisk Corporation in shareholder class action litigation in California, Utah and Delaware challenging SanDisk’s $1.1 billion acquisition of Fusion-io.
• MIPS Technologies, Inc. in shareholder class action litigation seeking to enjoin the MIPS's acquisition by Imagination Technologies Group plc and the sale of the MIPS's patents to Bridge Crossing, LLC.
• LSI Corporation and its board of directors in shareholder class action litigation arising from the company's $6.6 billion acquisition.
• Lattice Semiconductor Corporation in multi-forum shareholder litigation challenging the Lattice’s $600 million tender offer to acquire Silicon Image, Inc.
• Computer Sciences Corporation and certain former officers in consolidated shareholder federal class action litigation arising in part from the company's contract with the U.K.'s National Health Service to establish a centralized patient record system in the United Kingdom.
• VMware in expedited litigation regarding non-compete covenants and theft of trade secrets.
• a multinational technology company in a pre-litigation resolution of a contract, corruption and fraud dispute arising out of the company's sale of one of its international business lines.
• American West Bank in a breach of contract dispute arising out of AWB’s acquisition of branch banking locations from Banc of California.
• Impax Laboratories in a high-stakes breach of contract action concerning the supply of Adderall XR.