Lynn Lee
Case Studies
Associate
“My goal with each of my clients is to build a long and lasting relationship by proving my trustworthiness in each transaction. I look at the long-term perspective rather than the immediate snapshot of the situation, always focusing on the client’s best interest.”
Ms. Lee joined Cummins & White, LLP in 2007. Her practice focuses on real estate and corporate transactions, including entity selection and formation, acquisitions and dispositions, leasing, development, financing, and entitlement. Her prior experience includes estate planning, trust and probate administration, and elder law.
Practice Areas
- Commercial Real Estate Transactions
- Commercial Financing
- Corporate and Business Transactions
- Construction Law
Education
- BA (Political Science), University of California, Los Angeles
- JD, University of California, Los Angeles School of Law
Representative Clients
- Aeurosun
- Cost Saver Market
- Nand Singh Garcha
- Amanat Enterprises
- Cost Saver Management
- Performance Products
- ALG Investment Group: Series A
Memberships
- State Bar of California
- Orange County Bar Association
- Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW), Orange County
- Drive For A Cause
- Orange County Asian American Bar Association
- BNI
Charitable Interests & Community Service
Ms. Lee is a mentor to young students through UCLA Alumni and UCLA Law Alumni. She also works with a mentor through the Young Lawyer’s Division of the Orange County Bar Association.
Ms. Lee also is involved in community service and has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County and is a member of Drive for a Cause, a volunteer-based fundraising organization which holds an annual golf tournament and auction to raise funds for various charities in the local community.
Special Notes
While earning her JD at UCLA, Ms. Lee served as editor of the Asian Pacific American Law Journal. Ms. Lee also externed with the California Court of Appeals and the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office. Ms. Lee was born in Hong Kong and is conversational in Cantonese and Mandarin.
