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Chambers USA Recognizes Bergeson, LLP
Bergeson, LLP has been recognized in the inaugural Chambers Spotlight California 2025 Guide as one of the leading small to medium-sized law firms specializing in general commercial litigation. Chambers praised Bergeson’s commercial litigation practice, stating, “Bergeson, LLP is a well-reputed Silicon Valley-based group known for its expert representation of individuals and companies in high-stakes litigation.” […]
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Tariffs’ Impact On M&A Transactions In 2025
In a rapidly changing economic landscape, the article “Tariffs in Flux: M&A Deals at Risk in 2025” by Senior Affiliated Counsel, Scott M. Wornow, published in the Daily Journal Corporation, discusses the effects of tariffs and other market uncertainties on M&A activity and the litigation risks associated with using standard M&A boilerplate in acquisition agreements […]
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Daniel J. Bergeson Featured Among Daily Journal’s Top Commercial Litigators
Bergeson, LLP is proud to announce that Daniel J. Bergeson has been named to the Daily Journal Corporation’s prestigious list of Leading Commercial Litigators for 2025. This list recognizes the top litigators nationwide who handle “bet the company” cases. Click here to read the full story on PDF or here to read it on the […]
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Bergeson, LLP Recognized by Best Law Firms®
Bergeson, LLP is proud to announce that it has been recognized in the 2025 edition of Best Law Firms®, ranked by Best Lawyers®. The firm achieved a national ranking in one practice area and metropolitan rankings in five practice areas. The Best Law Firms® rankings are based on a thorough evaluation process, which includes client […]
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Presentation with General Counsel of OpenAI at ABTL Annual Seminar
Daniel J. Bergeson will sit down with Che Chang, General Counsel for OpenAI, for a Q&A session at the Association of Business Trial Lawyers 50th Annual Seminar on October 18, 2024, in Napa Valley.
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Benchmark Litigation Ranks Daniel J. Bergeson and Caroline McIntyre Among Top Litigation Stars In 2025 Guide
Daniel J. Bergeson and Caroline McIntyre have been highlighted as Benchmark Litigation Stars in California in the 18th edition of Benchmark Litigation 2025. Benchmark Litigation recognizes “litigation stars” in each state as individuals consistently recommended as reputable and highly effective litigators by their clients and peers. Benchmark Litigation is renowned as the definitive guide to […]
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Bergeson, LLP Partners Selected As Best Lawyers In America®
Bergeson, LLP is proud to announce that Daniel J. Bergeson, Anthony Glassman, Caroline McIntyre, John Pernick, Adam Trigg, and Lloyd Winawer have been selected for inclusion in the 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Since its first publication in 1983, Best Lawyers has been widely recognized as the leading guide to legal excellence. […]
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Bergeson, LLP Partners Named 2024 Super Lawyers
Bergeson, LLP is excited to announce that Partners Daniel J. Bergeson, Caroline McIntyre, and John D. Pernick have been honored as 2024 Super Lawyers. Each year, only a select few, no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state, are chosen by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this prestigious recognition. […]
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Caroline McIntyre’s Article “Do’s And Don’ts With Does” Featured In ABTL Report
The current issue of the Northern California Association of Business Trial Lawyers (ABTL) Report features Caroline McIntyre’s article “Do’s and Don’ts with Does.” The article provides guidance for attorneys considering Doe amendments as well as methods to challenge such amendments. Caroline is the designated columnist for the ABTL Report’s On Litigation column. She is […]
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Celadon Executives Seek To Dismiss TA Dispatch Lawsuit
Law360 recently featured Bergeson LLP’s defense of former senior executives of Celadon Group, Inc. and certain affiliates in a lawsuit brought in the Delaware Court of Chancery by TA Dispatch LLC. The lawsuit relates to TA Dispatch’s April 2019 acquisition of the Celadon Logistics business. Lloyd Winawer argued the defendants’ motion to dismiss TA Dispatch’s […]
