Intellectual property attorney Douglas Isenberg knows what it's like to own a start-up. He went from in-house attorney to CEO, CFO, CTO, general counsel and vice president of marketing for his own Web site, www.GigaLaw.com. He's also doing contract attorney work -- to pay the bills.
April 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Douglas M. Isenberg is learning firsthand what it’s like to be a start-up.
The intellectual property attorney quit his in-house job and launched his own Web site, www.GigaLaw.com, in January. The site is designed to give lawyers and start-up companies current information about Internet and technology law.
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