Amy Saechao

Amy K. Saechao is an attorney admitted by the State Bar of California. As a first-generation attorney, Amy understands the importance of having the right advocate to help protect clients’ interests. Coming from a family of entrepreneurs, Amy’s passion for helping business owners is deeply rooted. Driven by the desire to help protect and grow the livelihoods of business owners, Amy focused her law school education, graduating at the top of her class while receiving specialization certificates in Business Law and Intellectual Property Law along with her J.D. Amy was also the recipient of the CALI and Witkin Awards for areas including Intellectual Property, Real Property, Appellate Advocacy, Constitutional Law, Brief Writing & Motion Advocacy, and Business Associations. Amy previously served as the Co-Chair for the Moot Court Board and led her team to a victory in the International Trademark Association’s coveted Saul Lefkowitz Competition.

Prior to attending law school, Amy lived in Atlanta, GA, where she earned a bachelor’s degree, cum laude, in Business Management. Amy also received an LLM (Masters of Law) from Chapman University, in the area of Entertainment & Media Law. Since then, Amy has worked for firms in the Los Angeles area, with a focus on civil litigation, estate planning, contracts, IP & business transactions.

Thereafter, Amy started her own practice where she provided counsel to clients related to their entrepreneurial needs, both in and out of the courtroom. After nearly five years of running her own practice, Amy joined MNK Lawyers, bringing her passion for helping business owners and entrepreneurs to the firm while representing clients in both transactional and litigation matters.

Amy is a member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association (LACBA) where she sits on the President’s Advisory Committee on Women in the Legal Profession, and is also a member of the Business Law, Cannabis Law, and Entertainment Law & Intellectual Property Law sections. She is also a member of the Beverly Hills Bar Association (BHBA) and a member of the California Lawyers Association (CLA), including the Intellectual Property Law section, the Orange County Bar Association (OCBA), a member of the CalAsian Chamber of Commerce.