About Nancy Lu
Nancy Lu Sequoia built a legal path that crosses the country. She combined an undergraduate education at the University of California, Berkeley with a law degree from Brooklyn Law School. The mix of West Coast undergraduate study and law training in New York shaped a practice comfortable in both regions.
At Berkeley she completed a Bachelor of Arts. She went on to earn her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School. Those years grounded her in legal research and writing. They also exposed her to the practical pressures of a busy city bar and to the differing business climates of California and New York.
Sequoia is admitted to practice in both New York and California. That dual admission allows her to represent clients on matters that cross state lines and to advise on procedures unique to each jurisdiction. She maintains an understanding of how local rules and state courts can affect strategy for individuals and organizations.
Her work is organized around clear legal analysis and careful preparation. She approaches each matter by laying out the key facts, identifying the governing law, and mapping the procedural steps ahead. Colleagues describe her as methodical in the way she prepares filings and in the way she communicates options to clients. She favors clarity over legalese.
At Sequoia Law she is part of a practice that handles matters in both New York and California. The office serves clients who need counsel in either state and those whose issues touch both. Casework has ranged from routine filings to matters that require coordination among counsel in different venues. She aims to keep clients informed and to make complex processes understandable.
Her career path reflects a steady accumulation of practical courtroom and transactional skills earned on two coasts. She keeps current on court rules and procedural developments in both states. She now practices at Sequoia Law, representing clients in matters across New York and California.
