Tessa J. Schwartz

Partner
San Francisco, (415) 268-7016
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Tessa Schwartz counsels companies on intellectual property strategy and negotiates complex intellectual property and commercial agreements, ranging from key patent licensing and technology procurement agreements to complicated development, joint ventures, and distribution deals.

Ms. Schwartz is also Co-Chair of the firm's Cleantech practice. She focuses on the Cleantech sector and sustainability issues and works with industry leaders in the solar energy, carbon, and energy efficiency and intelligence industries.

Ms. Schwartz represents a wide array of public and private companies, from start-ups to large established institutional clients. She has represented clients in a broad range of sectors, including renewable energy, wireless, software, hardware, consumer electronics, semiconductor equipment, consumer product, medical and health care, hospitality and entertainment, Internet, financial services, and others. Representative clients include AREVA Solar, Inc., Climate Earth, Intel, Mozilla, and Yahoo!.

While earning her J.D., Ms. Schwartz was elected to the Order of the Coif.

Intel's Acquisition of McAfee.
Represented Intel Corporation in the intellectual property aspects of its $7.7 billion acquisition of McAfee, the world's largest dedicated security technology company.  The acquisition is Intel's largest ever.
Intel's Acquisition of Cable Modem Business.
Represented Intel Corporation in the intellectual property aspects of its purchase of Texas Instrument's cable modem product line.
Intel's Acquisition of Texas Instruments Cable Modem Unit
Served as intellectual property counsel to Intel Corporation in its purchase of Texas Instruments' cable modem product line.
AREVA Solar, Inc. Counseling.
Served as intellectual property counsel to Ausra in connection with its acquisition by AREVA, a French state-owned energy company. U.S.-based Ausra is a leading provider of large-scale concentration solar power solutions for electricity generation and industrial steam production.
Yahoo! HotJobs
Represented Yahoo! in its sale of the assets of Yahoo! HotJobs (a leading online recruitment website) to Monster Worldwide, Inc. for $225 million.
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