Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP’s technology transactions team offers guidance on the development, acquisition, licensing, and commercialization of tech, IP, and data. The firm has a track record in advising on software licensing, patent licensing, digital media, and e-commerce matters. The offering is jointly led by Palo Alto partner Carrie LeRoy, and Daniel Angel, a New York-based transactional attorney who concentrates on the IP and IT elements of large-scale corporate transactions. Los Angeles-based Kari Krusmark handles the structuring and negotiation of cloud services agreements in addition to advising on systems implementation and integration, working alongside William Peters. In New York, Meghan Hungate assists private and public companies with various complex IP and tech transactions; Stephen Nordahl is another name to note in New York.

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Key clients

  • Russell Reynolds Associates
  • Johnson & Johnson
  • AT&T
  • Veritas Capital
  • Monumental Sports & Entertainment
  • BPGBio and Daniel Elliott
  • Zwift

Work highlights

  • Advised Russell Reynolds Associates on the replacement of its legacy proprietary ERP platform with Bullhorn Inc.’s SaaS-based ERP platform, including the negotiation of the underlying license agreement with Salesforce Inc, and the negotiation of the implementation and configuring of Bullhorn’s platform by Accenture.
  • Advised Johnson & Johnson on several matters, including a medical device manufacturing agreement with Jabil.
  • Represented AT&T Corp. in the negotiation and documentation of an IP broadband services agreement with Gigapower, LLC.

Lawyers

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Practice head

The lawyer(s) leading their teams.

Daniel Angel, Carrie LeRoy

Other key lawyers

Stephen Nordahl, William Peters, Kari Krusmark, Meghan Hungate