SAN FRANCISCO Attorneys in the Palo Alto office of Pillsbury advised microprocessor maker Tensilica Inc. on its $380 million sale to Cadence Design Systems Inc., a maker of software for designing semiconductors.
Stanley Pierson, a corporate and securities partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, headed up the team working with Santa Clara-based Tensilica that also included Cindy Schlaefer, Brian Wainwright and David Jakopin, partners in the employee benefits, tax and intellectual property groups. Associates Gurpreet Bal and Christina Pearson also worked on the deal.
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