DLA Piper vice chairman Loren Brown said firm leaders “aren’t bashful about putting Northern California on our list of highest priorities for the foreseeable future, and Jeff knows that.”
April 06, 2022 at 09:00 AM
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More than the usual suspects are snagging work from Bay Area emerging growth companies, according to Jeff Tsai, DLA Piper’s San Francisco managing partner.
“DLA Piper is sitting at that table, and it is no longer just what I’ll call the stalwart law firms who have traditionally represented a lot of those companies,” said Tsai, who stepped into the leadership role in January.
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Jeff Tsai, the managing partner of the San Francisco office of DLA Piper. Photo: Drew Bird
