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Areas of Practice
- Property and business transactions
- Formation of for-profit and non-profit business entities
- Negotiating and drafting agreements for operating, leasing, shareholder or partner relations, buying or selling assets or stock, borrowing or lending
- Restructuring debt
- Collecting accounts receivable
- Mergers
- Dissolutions
- Real property transactions including structuring and preparing agreements for acquiring, financing, developing, operating, leasing, selling
- Employee benefits
- Forming and operating single and multi-employer fringe benefit plans
- Obtaining and maintaining tax exempt status
- Insuring compliance with ERISA, HIPAA, COBRA, and other applicable laws
- Resolving benefit claim disputes
- ERISA compliance emphasis for Taft-Hartley plans
- Estate planning
Admitted to Practice
- Hawai`i
- U.S. District Court for the District of Hawai`i
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- U.S. Supreme Court
Affiliations
- Hawai`i State Bar Association
- International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans
- World Presidents Organization - Hawai`i Chapter
- Young Presidents Organization
- Oahu Country Club
- Friends of the Waikiki Aquarium
- Hale Kipa, Inc. - Emergency Shelter for Youth
- Director and past president (1983-1999)
- Arcadia Retirement Residence
- The Pacific Club
- Central Union Church
- Trustee and past president (1983-1991)
- Samaritan Counseling Center of Hawai`i
- Director and president-elect (2005)
Education
- Georgetown University, Washington, DC (J.D.)
- Williams College, Williamstown, MA (B.A.)
Past Positions
- Tam, O'Connor & Henderson, a Law Corporation
- President (1992-2000)
- Director and shareholder (1983-2000)
- Anthony, Hoddick, Reinwald & O'Connor
- Partner (1980-1983)
- Associate (1974-1980)
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Mei-Fei Kuo invited to speak at the International Environmental Forensics Conference held in Qingdao, China
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Louise Ing was one of the featured panelists for the First Annual Wahine in Hawaii Business forum being held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village on July 23, 2008.
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William Kaneko discusses the state of Hawaii's economy in the July issue of Hawaii Business magazine.
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Trudy Burns Stone has joined AHFI as Of Counsel and will be working with
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Lessees' lawsuit against the City and County of Honolulu for violations of the U.S. Constitution reinstated
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