The ‘highly competent’ technology transactions department at Cooley LLP is recognized for its involvement in high-value and cross-border work for the likes of Uber, Google, and Zoom. Working with a wide range of corporations in the tech space, the firm regularly handles innovative AI deals as well as complex IP and licensing tech matters. Palo Alto-based TJ Graham spearheads the practice and assists clients with navigating the challenges of complex technologies, with a particular focus on software and digital media products. Also in Palo Alto, Tracy Rubin's client roster includes emerging startups and public companies, who rely on her expertise in strategic investments and dynamic AI work. In Washington DC, industry veteran Adam Ruttenberg demonstrates skill in the fintech and digital media sectors, while Adam Chase’s scope of work includes counselling tech companies on significant software licensing deals. Clients come to New York-stationed Len Jacoby for assistance with transactional and IP matters related to fintech, software, and AI. Boston-stationed Thomas Connors covers commercial transactions within the AI space.
Testimonials
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‘Cooley is a well-respected, highly competent firm that accomplishes my business goals in a thoughtful manner.’
���Len Jacoby is simply the best tech transactions attorney with whom I have ever worked. He is incredibly knowledgeable and has keen insights into the intersection of the law and business objectives, creating a tailored approach to solving my most complex challenges.’
Key clients
- 24M Technologies
- Absolute Software
Work highlights
- Advised Absolute Software on its acquisition by Crosspoint Capital for approximately $870m.
- Advised Canary Technologies on numerous commercial contracts.