Megan counsels emerging and established companies on intellectual property transactions, particularly technology and media-related agreements. She works with clients who are acquiring and licensing technology for their core business activities, including large-scale software, services, and telecommunications procurement initiatives.
Aaron’s background includes stints as a business and tax attorney practicing in both midsize and large traditional law firms, followed by seven years acting first as corporate counsel and then general counsel of Aventail Corporation, which, prior to its acquisition by SonicWall, Inc., was a mid-sized, Seattle-based company that developed and marketed Internet security software, hardware and associated services on a worldwide basis. Aaron’s current practice focuses on supporting emerging and established businesses in the information technology sector.
Whit’s years of broad-based tech-related transactional experience include the business side of deals as well as the legal side.
Megan counsels emerging and established companies on intellectual property transactions, particularly technology and media-related agreements. She works with clients who are acquiring and licensing technology for their core business activities, including large-scale software, services, and telecommunications procurement initiatives.
Aaron’s background includes stints as a business and tax attorney practicing in both midsize and large traditional law firms, followed by seven years acting first as corporate counsel and then general counsel of Aventail Corporation, which, prior to its acquisition by SonicWall, Inc., was a mid-sized, Seattle-based company that developed and marketed Internet security software, hardware and associated services on a worldwide basis. Aaron’s current practice focuses on supporting emerging and established businesses in the information technology sector.