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Manatt Welcomes Digital and Technology Duo to Further Support Emerging Company and Venture Investing
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Manatt Welcomes Digital and Technology Duo to Further Support Emerging Company and Venture Investing Community April 20, 2021
Thomas Michael and Rustin Brown bring deep venture capital and emerging company experience, strengthening Manatt’s legal and consulting platform for entrepreneurs, business leaders and VCs on digital transformation strategies
Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP, a multidisciplinary, integrated professional services firm, announced today that venture capital and emerging companies partners Thomas W. Michael and Rustin M. Brown have joined its Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. offices, respectively. The two experienced attorneys augment the firm’s Digital and Technology Group, which provides legal services and strategic business consulting to an expanding roster of venture capital and private equity firms, startup companies, and large corporate