Bergeson, LLP, a pre-eminent litigation firm in the Silicon Valley

September 2004	Daniel J. Bergeson and Donald P. Gagliardi are named to the 2004 "Northern California Super Lawyers^®" list as compiled by Law & Politics and published in San Francisco Magazine, Northern California Super Lawyers^®, September 2004 issue. The Super Lawyers^® list consists of the top five percent of attorneys in Northern California based on peer nomination and research.
September 2004	Mindy M. Morton joins Bergeson, LLP.
August 2004	Santa Clara County Superior Court grants motion for summary judgment filed by Bergeson, LLP on behalf of PCTEL, Inc.
July 2004	Bergeson, LLP is featured in July issue San Jose Magazine, Silicon Valley's Top Legal Eagles.
June 2004	Daniel Bergeson serves as a faculty member at the National Institute for Trial Advocacy's Western Regional Program for Effective Trial Advocacy.
June 2004	Bergeson, LLP wins a Temporary Restraining Order in the Northern District of California for a local company through effective utilization of computer forensics and e-discovery.
May 2004	Bergeson, LLP, and its attorneys Daniel J. Bergeson and Elizabeth D. Lear, represent a testifying witness called during the federal trial of Frank P. Quattrone, United States of America v. Frank Quattrone, United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, Case No. 03 CR 582 (RO). The trial involves allegations of obstruction and witness tampering related to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of Credit Suisse First Boston LLC and its allocation of shares in IPOs it underwrote.
March 2004	Bergeson, LLP wins important victory for large California oil trading and distribution company client when San Francisco County Superior Court grants motion for summary judgment.
March 2004	Bergeson, LLP's Legal Administrator, Jan Silva, is elected President of Silicon Valley's Association of Legal Administrators
November 2003	Bergeson, LLP obtains 13.4 million dollar judgment on jury verdict for Lam Research Corporation, including over two million dollars in prejudgment interest