Cooley Elects 14 New Partners for January 1, 2020

Palo Alto – December 4, 2019 – Fourteen Cooley lawyers have been elected to the firm’s partnership effective January 1, 2020. They are located in seven of the firm’s offices. “Among the many reasons to feel great about this class of newly elected partners, none makes me prouder than the fact that it is equally balanced between men and women,” said Joe Conroy, Cooley’s chief executive officer. “These lawyers share a deep commitment to our clients and are practitioners of the highest caliber. I know they will make lasting contributions to our firm and its distinctive culture.”

2020 partnership class

Dee Bansal Washington, DC, antitrust
Megan Browdie Washington, DC, antitrust
Harley Brown Boston, corporate
Jaime Chase Washington, DC, public companies
Adam Connolly San Francisco, cyber/data/privacy
Helenanne Connolly Reston, employment & labor
Thomas Connors Boston, technology transactions
Alison Haggerty New York, corporate
Chris Holly Washington, DC, patent prosecution & counseling
Christopher Kimball Washington, DC, international trade
Dana Moss Washington, DC, business litigation
Ian Nussbaum New York, mergers & acquisitions
Jonathan Rivinus Colorado, tax
Charity Williams San Diego, corporate
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