Wei Wei Jeang

As a dynamic co-founder and manager at Fulton Jeang PLLC in Dallas, Texas, attorney Wei Wei Jeang brings a vibrant approach to her legal practice, delving into the realms of intellectual property, patents, trademarks and technology law. Her role as a registered attorney before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office sees her collaborating closely with clients to forge robust strategies that safeguard and champion their intellectual property rights.With a background steeped in computer engineering, Ms. Jeang partners with clients across a diverse technological landscape, from computing and software to predictive medical solutions, IoT innovations, telecommunications, emergency response equipment, energy exploration and medical devices. Lately, her focus has expanded to embrace groundbreaking inventions integrating blockchain, machine learning and artificial intelligence.Ms. Jeang is able to maintain a high standard of legal services at more affordable rates due to Fulton Jeang PLLC's distinctive virtual business model and minimal overhead. By partnering with other attorneys who possess extensive experience in areas such as corporate law, securities, corporate compliance, employment, immigration, real estate, estate planning and litigation, she endeavors to serve as a valuable resource to her clients regardless of the issues they encounter.Originally from Taipei, Taiwan, Ms. Jeang moved to the U.S. with her family at 11, settling first in California and Florida. She holds a J.D. from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law and a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She is also fluent in Mandarin Chinese.A respected figure in her community, Ms. Jeang has been an active resident of Parker for over two decades. She contributes her skills to the city's Planning and Zoning Commission, Comprehensive Plan Committee, and Water Impact Fee Capital Improvement Advisory Committee. Her journey into local government began with a campaign to overturn a law banning peacocks, which led to her rewriting the city’s animal regulations at the City Council’s request.A sought-after speaker and writer on intellectual property topics, Ms. Jeang also passionately addresses implicit bias at various bar associations, law firms and corporate events. She advocates for the responsibility of individuals and organizations to confront implicit bias to reduce its harmful effects.Ms. Jeang’s accolades include being named among The Best Lawyers in America. Additionally, she has been honored as an "Inspirational Woman of the Southwest" by the Southwest Jewish Congress and recognized for her "Outstanding Contribution in Law" by the Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce.