Ji Young Ahn is an associate in Goodwin’s Intellectual Property Litigation practice.
Experience
- Representing Groq Health and its CEO Dr. Florence Comite in a trademark infringement lawsuit of Groq Inc. v. Groq Health
- Representing Goldman Sachs and Voodoo SAS against copyright infringement claims
- Represented an Italian cancer drug development company regarding inventorship issues
- Represented a UK global hedge fund in arbitration trial in front of the International Arbitrational Tribunal against claims brought by former chairman of fund seeking nearly $6.6 million in damages*
- Represented an American technological conglomerate in Congressional inquiries by the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives*
- Represented a US global investment firm in a dispute against a Chinese investment company for terminating its limited partner status*
- Advised a US software company on an internal investigation concerning the company’s CTO’s resignation amid allegations of sexual misconduct*
- Advised a US insurance conglomerate on Constitutional objections to potential subpoena by House committee*
- Advised a New York ballroom icon on his trademark application for his performance name*
- Advised a New York artist collective on its licensing agreements with its artists and music agencies
- Advised a leading global workforce solutions company on DMCA takedown issues*
*Denotes experience prior to joining Goodwin.
Professional Experience
Prior to joining Goodwin, Ji Young was an associate at Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Before that, Ji Young was an English teacher in Seoul, South Korea.
Credentials
Education
JD2022
The George Washington University Law School
(summa cum laude, George Washington Scholar)
BSPublic Health Studies2016
Johns Hopkins University
Admissions
Bars
- New York
Publications
- Co-Author, “Seeing the Growth: Strengthening Teacher-Student Connectedness through Outward Bound Excursions,” Journal of Youth Development (2017)
- Co-Author, “Line-1 Expression and Retrotransposition in Barrett’s Esophagus and Esophageal Carcinoma,” National Academy of Sciences (2015)