Attorneys are increasingly acting as business advisers, talent coaches and financial sponsors to meet the needs of a new breed of client: the technology start-up. Throughout Southern California, tech-related start-ups have been emerging from existing traditional industries, including entertainment, services and manufacturing. The lawyers who are being called upon to assist their industry clients are casting an eye toward Silicon Valley to see how it's done.
October 04, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Two career mortgage lenders walked into Hazim Ansari’s Newport Beach office at O’Melveny & Myers six months ago with a veteran Internet technologist and a plan to go online.
Despite having broad experience in the mortgage business, the pair needed help with their business plan. And in forming FCB Information Sciences, the mortgage lenders and their Web talent also needed legal advice in negotiating a couple of strategic alliances, help in licensing their planned services to realtors, and money.
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