SAN FRANCISCO — Law firms are happy to get just about any client these days — except if it’s an alleged international con man who’s just pretending to be a client.

Albert Hu, a Silicon Valley hedge fund manager, was arrested in Hong Kong and on Wednesday was charged by the U.S. attorney and the Securities and Exchange Commission with duping investors out of millions of dollars.

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