Funny how contacts and conflicts can conspire to get work into a lawyer's hands. Two Morgan Miller Blair partners recently represented Greenbox Technology Inc., an energy management software maker for homeowners, in its sale to Silver Spring Networks, a green-tech startup. Fenwick & West had been outside counsel for the two companies, and obviously couldn't represent both in the transaction. So Greenbox CFO Betsey Nelson dialed Morgan Miller Blair partners Steven Harmon and George Cabot, who had previous ties with her.
October 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Funny how contacts and conflicts can conspire to get work in a lawyer’s hands.
Two Morgan Miller Blair partners recently represented Greenbox Technology Inc., a San Bruno, Calif., energy management software maker for homeowners, in its sale to Silver Spring Networks, a Redwood City, Calif., green-tech startup. The stock-swap transaction, whose financials were kept under wraps, closed Oct. 2.
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