Junjuan Song

Junjuan Song, Of Counsel, is a member of Scarinci Hollenbeck’s Commercial Real Estate and Corporate Transactions & Business Law practice groups. She focuses her practice on the representation of financial institutions, developers, entrepreneurial and corporate clients, individual and institutional investors in a wide variety of matters including mortgage financing, commercial project acquisitions and sales, commercial leasing and other transactional matters.

Ms. Song is a bilingual attorney, fluent in both English and Mandarin Chinese. She is recognized regionally as one of few Chinese transactional attorneys dually licensed in the State of New York and New Jersey.

Ms. Song has represented e-commerce clients in business planning, applications for trademarks and handling inter-platform compliance matters on various major e-commerce platforms, such as Amazon, E-Bay and Wish. Ms. Song also has extensive knowledge of immigration law. She has worked with the foreign scientists community with their EB-1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) and EB-1B (Outstanding Researchers or Professors) immigration petitions. She has also represented multinational managers and executives of international companies for their EB-1C (Manager or Executive Transferee) immigration petitions. Ms. Song has also successfully advised non-resident or alien investors in connection with their real estate investment taking comprehensive consideration of its relevant immigration and tax consequences.

Born and raised in Dalian, China, Ms. Song received her LL.B (Bachelor of Law) and B.A. (Legal English Translation and Interpretation) from East China University of Political Science and Law. She later received her LL.M. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Law and her J.D. from the University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law, where she was put on Dean’s List and was a recipient of Outstanding Oral Argument as a foreigner.

Ms. Song is dedicated to serving the community. As such, she has provided hundreds of hours of pro bono legal services over the past few years, which has included gaining asylum for a Somali doctor who fled his country after refusing the forced recruitment of the militant group al-Shabaab.

Ms. Song also is certified by the New York State Unified Court System as a Court Interpreter.