Law Technology News...A. from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business. Cooley's technology transactions group focuses on the creation, acquisition, use, and commercial...
Aaron Swartz's suicide last Friday triggered criticism of prosecutors who charged the political activist in 2011 in Boston federal district court with the unauthorized use of a university's network t
Originally Published: National Law Journal
The IRS is cracking down on Silicon Valley companies it suspects are dodging taxes on profits generated from intellectual property. But companies aren't opening their wallets: They're fighting back
Originally Published: The Recorder
An employee who investigates an EEOC complaint engages in protected activity, says Cooley's Connie Bertram. But does protected activity include self-help discovery, such as taking and downloading doc
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...four new partners. The new Santa Monica, Calif., office will serve as Cooley's L.A. hub for technology, media, and venture capital and complement...
...LA-based partners. The new Santa Monica, Calif., office will serve as Cooley's hub for technology, media, and venture capital in the Los Angeles...
...four new partners. The new Santa Monica, Calif., office will serve as Cooley's L.A. hub for technology, media, and venture capital and complement...
One tried and true approach to an effective LegalTech West Coast keynote is to scare the audience. That was most certainly the agenda of Cooley's Joel Brenner, author of America, the Vulnerable
Several members of GC Erika Rottenberg's LinkedIn legal team have worked with her at prior companies. She notes that "they lean into the business and we're super collaborative.
...location on the way. The student used the site to pick apart Cooley's admission standards, graduate employment record, and student retention rate, among other...
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