Overview
Connie Cheng is an associate at Dovel & Luner.
Connie joined the firm after graduating from Harvard Law School. In law school, she served as Co-President of the Plaintiffs’ Law Association and an Executive Editor of the Harvard Law Review.
Before law school, Connie worked on the immigration team of a legal tech nonprofit. She attended Harvard College, where she studied economics and tutored citizenship applicants.
Education
- Harvard Law School (J.D., cum laude, 2023)
- Harvard College (B.A., cum laude, 2018)
Personal Facts
- Connie’s first job involved taking care of cell cultures.
- Connie has helped curate two museum exhibits.
- Connie is a proud member of Generation Connie.
Joining Dovel & Luner
Founded just a semester before I started law school, the Harvard Plaintiffs’ Law Association introduced me to the idea of litigating against Goliaths as a career. It also introduced me to the idea of starting that career at Dovel & Luner, a firm reputed to offer outsized training and ownership to its team of Davids.
Even during my summers at Dovel & Luner, I received detailed redlines of my written work, practiced oral advocacy skills on a regular basis, and workshopped parts of upcoming depositions and trials with the attorneys responsible for conducting them—including first-year associates. I am excited to join their ranks.