Amanda Wong focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation. She regularly represents corporate clients before federal and state trial and appellate courts and arbitration tribunals.
Prior to joining the firm, Amanda was an associate at a New York City litigation boutique where she represented a diverse range of companies, executives, galleries, and artists. Previously, she was a commercial litigation associate in the New York City office of a global law firm.
Amanda was honored in 2021 by the New York County Lawyers Association with its “Celebrate Pro Bono Award” for her exceptional volunteer work supporting pro bono clients in Article 78 proceedings.
While attending Cornell Law School, Amanda was a Notes Editor for the Cornell Law Review, the Executive Editor for the Legal Information Institute Supreme Court Bulletin, and a member of Cornell Law School’s Moot Court Board.
Cornell Law School J.D. (2019) Joseph S. Ruggie, Jr. Memorial Scholarship, John J. Kelly, Jr. Memorial Prize, CALI Award for Excellence in Immigration Law, Dean’s List
University of California, Berkeley B.A., English (2016) Regents and Chancellor’s Scholar, Cal Alumni Association Scholar, Dean’s List
Admitted Only in New York. Not admitted in Washington state, practicing under the supervision of a member of the Washington State Bar.
New York (2020)
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (2026)
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York (2025)
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (2021)
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