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Experience
(9th Cir.; N.D. Cal.) Representing Palo Alto Networks and its officers in a securities class action alleging that they made false or misleading statements regarding the company’s sales initiatives. Won two motions to dismiss, the second with prejudice. On appeal now.
(9th Cir.; S.D. Cal.) Representing MaxLinear and two of its officers in class action, opt-out, and derivative suits alleging false or misleading statements about the company’s intent to complete a merger with Silicon Motion. Plaintiffs allege that they were injured when MaxLinear terminated the merger, causing the price of Silicon Motion ADSs to fall. The class action was dismissed with prejudice and is on appeal to the Ninth Circuit.
(N.D. Cal.) Served as co-counsel for OpenAI and two current executives in a claim for breach of charitable trust brought by Elon Musk. Obtained a verdict in favor of all defendants after trial.
(C.D. Cal.) Representing Rivian and two of its officers in a securities class action alleging false statements about Rivian’s demand and expected profitability.
(N.D. Cal.) Representing SoundHoundAI and two of its executives in a securities class action alleging false statements about the company’s internal controls.
(N.D. Cal.) Representing Vistagen and its officers and directors in a securities class action alleging that they made false or misleading statements regarding the company’s leading drug candidate.
(Del. Ch.) Representing Capital One in shareholder derivative litigation arising out of its settlement of consumer and state attorney general claims.
(Del. Ch.) Representing current and former officers and directors of GoDaddy in derivative litigation by a shareholder challenging the company’s $850 million buyout of certain tax benefits held by its founder and pre-IPO private equity investors.
(Del. Ch.) Representing former directors of CreateAI in derivative litigation.
(N.D. Cal.) Won a motion to dismiss with prejudice for Unity and three former officers in a securities class action alleging false statements about Unity’s Audience Pinpointer tool. Plaintiffs did not appeal.

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