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Elliott
J. Hahn
Mr. Hahn received his B.A. degree with honors from the University
of Pennsylvania in 1971, his law degree from the University
of Pennsylvania Law School in 1974 and his LL.M. from Columbia
Law School in 1980. After serving as a law clerk for later-Federal
Judge Harry Hupp, Mr. Hahn joined the legal department of
Atlantic Richfield Company where he worked in the commercial
and international areas. He then taught courses on corporate
law and Japanese law at California Western School of Law in
San Diego from 1980 - 1985. During that time, he also lectured
on U. S., Japanese, and Chinese law in Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan
and South Korea. In private practice in Los Angeles since
1985, Mr. Hahn has concentrated on representing foreign companies
in their U.S. operations, U.S. companies doing business in
Asia and Mexico and foreign banks doing business in the U.S.
Mr. Hahn has served as Chair of the Executive Committee of
the International Law Section of the State Bar of California,
the Pacific Rim Committee of the Los Angeles County Bar Association,
and the International Law Section of the Los Angeles County
Bar Association. A proficient author and extensive lecturer
on international trade, Mr. Hahn was the international law
editor for The California Business Law Reporter. In addition
to his practice, Mr. Hahn has served as an adjunct professor
at University of Southern California Law School, Pepperdine
Law School, and Southwestern Law School, teaching courses
on commercial law as well as international business law. His
book Japanese Business Law and the Legal System was published
by Greenwood Press. Mr. Hahn was recognized as an "outstanding
international lawyer" by his selection in 2002 to be
an initial member of the Congress of Fellows of the Center
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