Apart from for-profit endeavors, my legal investigation firm focuses its pro bono activities on employment law, with some consultations in property and criminal law; see document file, Curriculum Vitae , and correspondences attached herewith; general and litigation related investigation; further, legal research and writing; trial preparation.
My professional experience includes over 20 years university mathematics research and teaching, with 19 years as a regular faculty member and teaching/research assistant employment prior: University of North Carolina (Charlotte campus, academic year 1990/91), University of San Francisco (USF, a Catholic, Jesuit university), Princeton University School of Engineering (academic year 1998/99); including, 18 years at USF, tenure-track Assistant Professor from 1991-1997, and tenured Associate Professor of Mathem
My legal experience includes pursuit and assistance in litigation: Kao v. USF ; complaint filed 1999; trial completed 2012; published decision and precedent, California Court of Appeals for the First District 2014; which surprising decision greatly undermines rights of employees under the California, Fair Employment and Housing Act. This novel legal precedent in the state of California; see as prior federal counter-example, Scott v. Napolitano , United States District Court for the Southern District of Cali