EDUCATION:
New York Law School, JD

University of California at Berkeley, B.A., Environmental Science and Economics

ADMISSIONS:

United States Supreme Court

Southern District of New York

Eastern District of New York

New York State

MEMBER:
Asian American Bar Association of New York

Brooklyn Bar Association

Volunteer Asian American Defense Education and Legal Fund

Immigration Law Project

 

 

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Pei Pei Cheng-de Castro

Pei Pei Cheng-de Castro is a partner at Peluso & Touger, LLP. Pei Pei is a passionate advocate and litigator representing various individuals including landlords, tenants, entrepreneurs, and corporate entities and is an advisor to many individual clients of substantial means.  She is the leading real estate transactions and criminal appellate practice partner at Peluso & Touger, LLP.  Pei Pei is also an Adjunct Professor at New York Law School teaching Legal Reasoning and Writing and Appellate Advocacy. During law school, she worked at MFY legal services, Department of Buildings, served on the Moot Court Board Executive Board and was author of the 2000 Robert F. Wagner Labor and Employment Law Moot Court problem. Following law school, Pei Pei completed a one-year Fellowship at the Center for New York City Law, writing a bi-monthly legal journal on New York City Law issues.

Pei Pei grew up in California and graduated from University of California at Berkeley with a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Economics and minor in Education. Pei Pei is a member of the Asian American Bar Association of New York, Brooklyn Bar Association, served on several judicial screening committees and panels for continuing legal education seminars, and volunteers in various fields including the New York City Volunteer Housing Project. She enjoys hiking, snowboarding, golfing and swimming with her family and dog. She speaks Mandarin and Taiwanese.

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