This summer Santa Clara University School of Law will roll out its Entrepreneur's Law Clinic, which will advise startups affiliated with the school and help students learn Silicon Valley companies' legal needs. The clinic will be led by Laura Lee Norris, a Silicon Valley solo practitioner who represents tech startups.
April 11, 2013 at 06:06 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
This summer, Santa Clara University School of Law will roll out its Entrepreneur’s Law Clinic, which will advise startups affiliated with the school.
The new clinic will be led by Laura Lee Norris, a Silicon Valley attorney who has had a solo practice for the past seven years representing tech startups. Norris was previously vice president of legal affairs at San Jose, Calif.-based Cypress Semiconductor Corp.
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