San Francisco, CA –Silicon Legal Strategy announced today that Jenny Gossen has joined the firm as a senior paralegal in its San Francisco office.
Prior to joining SLS, Jenny worked as a paralegal specialist at Goodwin Procter LLP. She has also worked in corporate paralegal roles at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, and as a corporate and securities paralegal at DLA Piper.
Jenny received her Paralegal Certificate from Cañada College and her undergraduate degree in English from University of the Pacific.
“I joined Silicon Legal because as a long time BigLaw employee, I was looking for something different. I was drawn to the firm because of its reputation within the industry as a top tier firm with a smaller feel,” reflected Jenny. “I am excited to be joining a firm that prioritizes its employees and the personal approach it offers to each client.”
“Jenny brings a depth of experience and technical excellence to our paralegal team,” said Britney Warner, Head Paralegal at Silicon Legal. “Her background supporting complex corporate and financing matters at leading firms makes her a tremendous resource for both our clients and our attorneys.”
About Silicon Legal Strategy
Silicon Legal Strategy is the premier boutique law firm providing targeted, bottom-line-oriented advice to technology startups, innovative entrepreneurs and seasoned investors. Trained at the top firms in Silicon Valley, our attorneys and staff are incredibly passionate about technology and have extensive experience representing early stage companies and investors. We are a known quantity in Silicon Valley, and work with or sit across the table from every major law firm in the area. Perhaps most importantly, we ourselves are entrepreneurs. We truly understand the challenges of a startup — like building and motivating a team, creating repeatable processes to ensure continued customer satisfaction at scale and dealing with infrastructure issues. We face these challenges every day — and as a result, are able to deliver more relevant, bottom-line-oriented advice. Put simply, we actually “get” what entrepreneurs are going through.
