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      <description>Possessing more than two decades of professional experience, Mark Fung is an attorney who focuses on corporate and commercial law. Currently, he provides legal services through offices in New York and New Jersey. Previously, he acted as a foreign affairs fellow with the US Senate and tracked foreign operations bills as part of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Mark Fung has also served as chief China researcher under Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski and was general counselor to an infrastructure holding company in Hong Kong and an infrastructure investment fund in Beijing.

A graduate of New York University, Mark Fung studied politics and graduated with honors. He continued his education at the Brooklyn Law School and also earned a doctor of philosophy at Johns Hopkins University. After completing postdoctoral training with the Harvard University Fairbank Center, he became a fellow of the Harvard University Asia Center. 

Mark Fung remains actively involved with his professional community as a member of the Asian American Bar Association of New York Board of Advisors and the associated Judiciary Leadership Council. He also sits on the National Committee on US-China Relations.</description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>With more than two decades of experience as a litigator, Mark Fung specializes in corporate law, international business law, and international arbitration procedures. Active in several legal organizations, Mark Fung maintains membership in the <a href="http://www.nysba.org/SocialMediaGuidelines15/">New York State Bar Association</a> (NYSBA).<br><br>As attorneys use social media more and more, the sometimes murky ethical waters can become difficult to navigate. To make issues more clear, the NYSBA’s Commercial and Federal Litigation Section drafted social media guidelines in 2014. These guidelines give attorneys a framework of best practices in the use of social media platforms.&nbsp;<br><br>In its efforts to keep up with evolving social media trends, the NYSBA recently released an update to these guidelines. This third edition is structured much the same as previous versions, but it contains new recommendations for advertisements and conflicts of interest. The guidelines also give attorneys an easy-to-use appendix of common social media parlance and the specifics of each particular platform.</div>]]></description>
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