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Corporate and Transactional

Overview

We use our legal know-how and deal experience to analyze your challenges and opportunities in pragmatic, real-world terms—just as you do. Being nimble advisers means anticipating issues and developing innovative, efficient solutions and alternatives.

We offer a full-service corporate practice covering complex corporate and securities, M&A transactional, governance, and compliance matters. We work with large international and domestic public companies, mid-sized and emerging businesses, privately held firms, private equity sponsors and hedge funds, investment firms, and high net-worth individuals across a wide range of industries.

Business today is truly international. With corporate attorneys in five US and four international offices, we provide seamless national and cross-border experience.

A multidisciplinary approach means we handle a broad range of matters, including providing regulatory guidance and, when necessary, avoiding and resolving disputes. Our lawyers have deep industry knowledge, and we know the agencies that regulate industry. In fact, over 100 of our lawyers have come from these agencies. From the world's most admired companies to start-ups, we help our clients attain their financial and business goals.

Insights

Client Alert | 5 min read | 09.16.25

Bucking the Odds: Why Technology Companies Should Embrace Software Patents Today

Although the Supreme Court’s 2014 decision in Alice v. CLS Bank and its progeny affected the issuance and enforcement of software patents and led to a major shift in U.S. patent policy, software patents still have value today and such protection therefore should be pursued....

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Insights

Client Alert | 5 min read | 09.16.25

Bucking the Odds: Why Technology Companies Should Embrace Software Patents Today

Although the Supreme Court’s 2014 decision in Alice v. CLS Bank and its progeny affected the issuance and enforcement of software patents and led to a major shift in U.S. patent policy, software patents still have value today and such protection therefore should be pursued....