Perkins Coie associate Nicole Wong recalls a call from a client who had just discovered his Internet start-up could accommodate online banking. In a rush, the entrepreneur announced his site would launch banking services the next day -- unless Wong saw any problems. Her client gave up the idea. But Wong and other lawyers are increasingly pushing existing legal boundaries as cutting-edge clients create deals, content and new technology that revolutionizes the way industries do business.
January 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Perkins Coie associate Nicole Wong recalls fielding a call from an excited client who had just discovered the technology underlying his Internet start-up could accommodate online banking.
In a rush, the entrepreneur announced his company was planning to launch banking services the next day — that is, unless Wong saw any problems.
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