Overview
Joey Bui is an associate at Dovel & Luner.
Her practice focuses on corporate accountability litigation. She represents clients who were injured by corporations, including through the emissions of carcinogenic substances. She also represented human rights organizations in an amicus brief before the First Circuit, challenging the Department of Homeland Security’s practice of deporting noncitizens to third countries.
Prior to joining the firm, Joey worked on high-profile antitrust cases, including the multidistrict litigation In re: RealPage, Inc., in which she represented renters nationwide against corporate property owners for colluding to artificially inflate rent prices. She also represented Yelp, Inc. in an antitrust suit against Google.
At Harvard Law School, Joey led an organization for first generation and low-income students, for which she won the Dean’s Award for Community Leadership. She also worked for the International Human Rights Clinic, where she co-authored a groundbreaking report finding that state-sanctioned massacres in Haiti were crimes against humanity.
Joey grew up in Melbourne, Australia. She has also lived in Abu Dhabi and New York.
Education
- Harvard Law School (J.D., cum laude, 2021)
- NYU Abu Dhabi (B.A., cum laude, 2016)
Personal Facts
- Joey is the author of Lucky Ticket, for which she has won several literary awards and was named one of three Best Young Australian Novelists of 2020.
- Joey’s parents are refugees from the Vietnam War.