Kaysey Fung joined CDQ in 2016.  Kaysey is a 2015 graduate of the University of Arizona where she was an Articles Editor for the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law and received the Dean’s Achievement Scholarship, among other accolades.  Kaysey also served as an Extern for the Arizona Supreme Court Staff Attorneys’ Office.  Kaysey focuses her practice on commercial litigation and has been recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch since 2021 and to the Super Lawyers list of Rising Stars since 2022.  She is active in the American Bar Association and currently serves as the Phoenix Regional Co-Chair of the ABA Section of Litigation’s Judicial Internship Opportunity Program.

Selected to the “Ones to Watch” list by Best Lawyers, 2021, 2022
Laurie Miller Public Service Award, ABA Section of Litigation, 2021
Named to the Super Lawyers®  list of Rising Stars, 2022-2023

Arizona
District of Arizona

State Bar of Arizona
Arizona Asian American Bar Association
Xavier College Preparatory Alumnae Board
American Bar Association – Section of Litigation

Twelve CDQ Lawyers Selected to SuperLawyers Lists

CDQ Secures Dismissal of ADA Claim

Eleven CDQ Lawyers Selected to Super Lawyers Lists

CDQ Attorneys Selected as “Ones To Watch” By Best Lawyers

CDQ Attorneys Appointed to ABA Leadership Positions

Multiple CDQ Attorneys Selected as “Ones To Watch” By Best Lawyers

CDQ Attorneys Obtain Dismissal of High Profile Declaratory Judgment

Recent Accomplishments

Kaysey currently serves as a Regional Co-Chair for the ABA Section of Litigation’s Judicial Intern Opportunity Program (“JIOP”).  Prior to that appointment, Kaysey served as a JIOP Working Group Member, a screening interviewer, and a JIOP mentor.  Kaysey is an active member of the Arizona Asian American Bar Association, a Council Member of her church, a Member of the Xavier College Prep Alumnae Board, and the Class Agent for her high school class.  She is also the Co-Recording Secretary for the GFWC Desert Jade Women’s Club, a local non-profit volunteer organization that provides community and enrichment that annually awards scholarships to high school seniors of Chinese descent.  Kaysey also volunteers as a trial judge for the annual Arizona High School Mock Trial Program.  In recognition of Kaysey’s commitment to the community, the ABA Section of Litigation selected Kaysey as the 2021 recipient of the Laurie Miller Public Service Award, an award given to a Section Leader for excellence in advocating for and/or assisting underserved persons or communities for the public good.