Practice areas: Immigration, Criminal Defense
Licensed in New York since: 2014
Education: University of Connecticut School of Law
Languages spoken: Chinese-Mandarin, English
Law Office of Yifei He, PLLC
32 BroadwaySuite 1710
New York, NY 10004 Phone: 917-477-7818 Email: Yifei He Visit website
Details
The Law Office of Yifei He, PLLC is a full-service immigration and criminal defense law firm in New York City. We help individuals, businesses, and families obtain and maintain legal status in the U.S., whether through temporary visas, permanent residence, or citizenship. We also defend clients against criminal charges and against deportation and help them obtain waivers of certain grounds of inadmissibility.
First Admitted: 2014, New York
Professional Webpage: https://www.yifeihelawyer.com
Verdicts / Settlements (Case Results)
- Secured an acquittal of forcible touching charges after two jury trials in Manhattan. My client, a blind, Albino massage therapist, was accused to touching a AM100 law firm associate during a massage. The first trial resulted in a hung jury. However, the second trial resulted in a complete acquittal of my client on all counts. , 2025
- EB-2 National Interest Waiver Approved (Green Card Path) for a Business Consultant/Salesman without an Advanced Degree, no RFE., 2023
- Secured the release of an Afghan national, after filing a writ of habeas corpus in the Western District of New York (WDNY). , 2026
- Defense Counsel in a Bronx domestic violence case where an individual has been accused of smashing his girlfriend’s phone and threatening to kill her. Jury trial resulted in a verdict of acquittal on all counts., 2026
Educational Background
- BA Economics - McGill University , 2005-2009
- JD, University of Connecticut School of Law, 2010-2013
Scholarly Lectures / Writings
- For over ten years, since 2002, the NFL has designated exclusive licensee(s), such as Reebok and Nike, for licensed apparel of the 32 NFL teams. In 2008, American Needle Inc, one of the former apparel manufactures precluded from the football licensing business, brought an Antitrust lawsuit; alleging that the NFL teams’ agreement to market its intellectual property collectively, in tandem with the NFL’s practice of designating an exclusive licensee, violates § 1 of the Sherman Act. In 2010, the Supreme Court found merit in such arguments; remanding to the lower courts to conduct a proper Sherman Act analysis. This Article, using a variety of metrics, including a determination of market power, the quick-look analysis, and the full-blown rule of reason, will argue that the anticompetitive harms emanating from NFL’s collectivity and exclusivity agreements are sufficient to sustain a Sherman Act violation., Author, American Needle Upon Remand, Seton Hall Journal of Sports & Entertainment Law, 2014
Selections
1 Year Rising Stars
- Rising Stars: 2026