Acceleron Law Group, LLP is pleased to announce that Rocky Collis has joined the Firm as a Partner.
Rocky represents clients in complex transactions and serves as outside general counsel to businesses in a variety of industries, with an emphasis on emerging companies, sports and entertainment, and real estate.
Farmstead, the new AI-powered digital micro-grocer that curates and delivers fresh, local foods from farm-to-fridge in 60 minutes, today announced an additional $2 million capital infusion, led by Resolute Ventures and Social Capital, with additional participation from SV Angel and Y Combinator.
ALG client Small Wins, Inc. launches Begin, a productivity extension to Slack, to the general public.
The creators of Signal and WhatsApp Co-Founder Brian Acton announced the launch of the Signal Foundation, which will build and maintain Signal and potentially other privacy-focused apps to come, too.
Julie Ryan and Robert Rugani will be speaking on a panel at the State Bar of California Sections Convention. The topic being covered is “Legal Advice for Newly Formed Companies”.
Darkstore, the startup that enables brands to offer same-day delivery, recently closed a $1.4 million seed round from PivotNorth.
Stellar Development Foundation’s mission is to expand financial access and literacy worldwide, through the use of its decentralized, freely accessible financial protocol, Stellar.
Acceleron Law Group, LLP is pleased to announce the addition of Jeeheon Kim as Of Counsel of the firm.
“We cannot be happier that Jeeheon joined our team at Acceleron in support of the strategic growth of our firm.
Acceleron Law Group, LLP is pleased to announce the addition of Elizabeth Chandler, Andrea Cohen and Julie Ryan as Partners of the firm.
Samesurf, Inc., a leading global provider of real-time visual collaboration technology for sales, support and collaboration, announces the issuance by the USPTO of five patents relating to co-browsing and synchronized browsing of online content.
Acceleron Law Group, LLP advised Submarine Leisure Club, Inc., operator of The Wirecutter and its sister site, The Sweethome, in its sale to The New York Times Company.