Squire Sanders has hired a new partner who will be dual-based in its Sydney and Silicon Valley offices. Previously a partner at DLA Piper and dual-qualified in Australia and the U.S., Richard Horton frequently advises Australian technology companies moving into Silicon Valley or U.S. tech clients on their Australia deals.
March 06, 2013 at 02:51 AM
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Squire Sanders has hired a new partner who will be dual-based in its Sydney and Silicon Valley offices.
Richard Horton was previously a partner in the East Palo Alto, Calif., office of DLA Piper. Dual-qualified in Australia and in the U.S., Horton focuses on intellectual property, venture financings, and mergers and acquisitions related to the technology industry. He frequently advises Australian technology companies moving into Silicon Valley or U.S. tech clients on their Australia deals.
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