Ivan Lui-Kwan was previously a partner for nineteen years for a mid-size national firm. During that period, his practice included land use and bankruptcy law. He represented the Campbell Estate in obtaining its land use permits for the Second City at Kapolei. He represented bankruptcy trustees or debtors in possession in major bankruptcy cases including Reliance Industries, Manoa Finance and Hamakua Sugar.
Rutgers University
J.D. (1971)
Rutgers University
M.A., International Relations (1968)
St. Martin’s University
B.A., Political Science, Honors (1967)
Hawaii Supreme Court Clerkship:
Hawaii Supreme Court Law Clerk to Chief Justice William S. Richardson, Retired (1971-1972)
Land Use, Administrative Law and Real Estate Law
Licensed in Hawaii
Disciplinary Board of Hawaii Supreme Court
Founding Member, Friends of Judiciary History Center
Director, American Judicature Society National Board
Vice Chair, American Judicature Society Hawaii Chapter
Director of Department of Budget and Fiscal Services, City and County of Honolulu
CEO, Kona Bay Marine Resources
Chairman of the Board and CEO, Queen’s Development Corporation
Executive Vice President and COO, The Queen’s Health Systems
Chairman, St. Andrew’s Priory School for Girls Board
Past Chairman, March of Dimes Hawaii Chapter
Past President, Historic Hawaii Foundation
Hawaii Community Development Authority Board
Political Director, U.S. Senator Daniel K. Akaka’s 2006 Re-Election Campaign
State-wide Campaign Manager, U.S. Senator Daniel K. Akaka’s first U.S. Senate Campaign in 1990
Vice Chairman, The Queens’ Health Systems Board of Trustees
Vice Chairman, The Queen Emma Foundation Board of Trustees
Chairman, Diagnostic Laboratory Services
