About Tae Yeun
Tae Yeun Cho built an academic foundation that blends the humanities and the law. She earned a B.A. in Religious Studies from the University of Rochester in 1993. She then completed a J.D. at Rutgers School of Law–Newark in 1998. A decade after law school, she returned to graduate study and received a Master of Divinity from Drew University in 2008. Those successive degrees reflect an uncommon combination of legal training and theological study.
Cho is licensed to practice in both New York and New Jersey. Her career has involved work across those neighboring jurisdictions. She has handled matters that required understanding state law and procedural differences between the two systems. Over time she moved into private practice and took a position at Dunn Lambert, LLC, where she continues to work.
Her background in religious studies and theology informs how she frames legal questions. Colleagues describe her as methodical in preparing factual records and attentive to the ethical dimensions of representation. She has worked on matters that called for careful client counseling and a measured approach to dispute resolution. Her training in theology also contributes to a habit of clear, precise written analysis when cases or transactions require it.
Cho balances courtroom and client-side work. She represents clients in filings and hearings in both New York and New Jersey, and she drafts legal documents, prepares motions, and engages in negotiations when they arise. Clients and other lawyers find her steady in procedural settings and thorough in case preparation. She is based at Dunn Lambert, LLC and handles legal matters that span New York and New Jersey, practicing law at the firm and representing clients across both states.
