SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Silicon Legal today announced that Navneet Mattu has joined the firm as an associate in its San Francisco office. Navneet represents emerging companies in corporate formations, early and late stage venture financings, mergers & acquisitions, and general corporate governance. She also advises venture capital investors on their investments in technology companies.
Prior to joining Silicon Legal, Navneet was an associate at Perkins Coie LLP, where she spent nearly four years advising private companies and venture capital investors on a range of corporate transactions. She also gained experience as a legal intern at Twitter, further honing her expertise in advising high-growth technology companies.
Navneet i earned her J.D. from the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco, and holds a B.A. in Political Science from UC Davis.
“SLS has a strong reputation for providing valuable client service to emerging companies, entrepreneurs, and investors,” said Mattu. “I am thrilled to join this team of talented and thoughtful attorneys.”
“Navneet’s broad experience advising both startups and investors in complex transactions makes her an excellent addition to our team,” said Andre Gharakhanian, Managing Partner of Silicon Legal Strategy. “Her background and strategic approach will further strengthen our ability to support the next generation of entrepreneurs and investors in the tech ecosystem.”
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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.
