Sidney Sohn is a Shareholder/Partner at Venerable, where his current practice primarily focuses on commercial litigation, class actions, unfair competition, individual tort claims, construction defects, EB-5 immigration consulting and appellate practice. With a diverse legal background, and having prosecuted numerous actions for individuals as well as multi-million dollar corporations, Mr. Sohn currently represents a wide array of clients in his practice at Venerable. In early 2014, Mr. Sohn was elected co-chair of the Asian Business Association, allowing him to play a more active role in the organization. In addition to maintaining Venerable’s vision in providing high-quality services for our clients, Mr. Sohn continues to support various community groups in an effort to give back to the people we serve. Rated by Super Lawyers as: Southern California Rising Stars 2011 Southern California Rising Stars 2010 Southern California Rising Stars 2009 While up to five percent of the lawyers in the state are named to Super Lawyers, no more than 2.5 percent are named to the Rising Stars list. Additional Experience Served as a lead counsel for multimillion dollar breach of contract claim against national publication Served as a lead counsel for class action lawsuit for misappropriation and violation of regulation claim against the largest retailers and corporations Represented high ranking executives from multinational corporations for obtaining immigrant status and/or non-immigrant visa Served as an judicial extern for the Hon. Dikran Tevrizian, United District Court, Central District of California Admitted to practice in all State Courts in California and before the Federal District Court for the Central District

Andrew Agard is a former Insurance Defense Attorney turned Plaintiff Personal Injury Attorney. Born and mostly raised in Hawaii, Andrew has over 36 years of experience fighting for the legal rights of clients and personal injury victims. He considers some of his best achievements working as a volunteer in the legal field. Andrew has proudly served as a volunteer Arbitrator with the HawaiiCourt Annexed Arbitrator Program (“CAAP ”), a volunteer with the Volunteer Legal Services Hawaii organization, visiting judge for the Hawaii State High School Debate tournaments, “Ask an Attorney” free legal clinics and volunteer lecturer at a halfway house for in- crisis women transitioning out of prison. A graduate of Kamehameha Schools, Andrew received his bachelor’s degree from Chaminade University and his Juris Doctorate degree from the William S. Richardson School of Law. Outside of his lifetime commitment to injured victims, Andrew is a family man who appreciates quality time with his wife, two sons and extended family. He is a sports and exercise enthusiast who humbly tries to play golf with his wife and friends. "Born in Honolulu (Kapiolani Hospital) my parents struggled to make ends meet. At the age of 3 and my brother at 5, my family relocated to San Francisco My parents, fueled by aspirations and undeterred by their modest means and the absence of good jobs, sought to escape the family strife and limited job prospects they faced at home. Despite my young age, I was very aware of the disparity in how we were perceived and treated on the mainland. Strangers would mock, belittle and disrespect us, judgments based purely on our skin color. It got worse during my elementary school years. Among a predominantly caucasian student body, only myself, an Asian and an American Indian student stood out. The unprovoked taunts, threats, bullying and fighting caused my parents to worry for my safety. But over time, even though I was outnumbered, I got stronger. I started to notice other students getting bullied, even some of my friends. That triggered a fierce protective spark in me. Always, the bullies were older and twice our size. Every fiber in me resisted the wrong being done to other kids that weremuch weaker. I found myself stepping in, fighting for myself and trying to shield others. That innate compulsion to protect others that were weaker and in need has stayed with me throughout my adult life. Today, it shapes my laser focused dedication and resolve as an attorney, championing forthose who are subject to injustice and need a voice."

Sul Lee is dedicated to problem-solving and helping businesses prevent and overcome their legal issues. Sul Lee started her law firm in 2013 to translate her love of entrepreneurship, the law, and serving her local communicates and business owners. Helping small and medium businesses grow smart is Sul Lee’s commitment and passion in her business. Sul Lee has worked hard, and her dedication to her fellow small and medium size business owners who conduct business in Texas is evident in her relationships (repeating business) and success rate on behalf of her clients. Ms. Lee takes the utmost pride in receiving repeat business, referrals, and recommendations that have helped her business grow in the DFW community. Sul Lee is fluent in Korean, and her dedication to the Korean business community is demonstrated by serving Korean business clients in Dallas by becoming a Board Member of the Greater Dallas Asian Chamber of Commerce, Vice President of the Dallas Korean Chamber of Commerce, and Vice President of the Korean Society of Dallas. Sul Lee’s life goal is to help people and she is steadfast in her motivation to help business clients, specifically those of an Asian and Korean background, navigate the cultural differences of Asian and American business law and successfully resolve any issue so that they may encounter the utmost success in running their business. While running a successful law firm as the principal attorney, Sul Lee is also a mother of two. Her husband, who is also an attorney, and the family in their moments of leisure enjoy traveling and trying new cuisines in the Dallas area.