Practice Experience
Caryn Nutt is an associate in White & Case LLP's Silicon Valley office. Her practice focuses on general corporate and commercial transactions with an emphasis on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private placement financings and technology transactions.
Recent transactions include the purchase of interests in an information services company and a medical device manufacturing company, the sale of interests in a software technology company and an energy company, and the sale of a software business line. Ms. Nutt also represents and provides general corporate and corporate governance advice to clients operating in a broad range of industries.
Ms. Nutt's technology transaction experience includes representing service providers and customers entering into master services agreements and outsourcing services agreements and drafting other software, technology and intellectual property licensing agreements.
Prior to joining White & Case, Ms. Nutt worked with Human Rights Advocates as an intern with the Frank C. Newman International Human Rights Law Clinic. Ms. Nutt has continued to work with Human Rights Advocates on a pro bono basis, and she has attended the United Nations Human Rights Council and the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women to lobby delegates to take action to combat violence against women, trafficking in persons and related human rights abuses.
Bars and Courts
California State Bar, 2007
Education
JD, University of San Francisco School of Law, magna cum laude, Law Review Comments Editor, 2007 BA, University of Washington, 2001
Professional Associations and Memberships
California State Bar Association
Publications
Co-author, "Lara Croft is a Star: Protecting and Licensing Characters in the Video Game and Movie Industries," Practising Law Institute, December 2008 "Carnero v. Boston Scientific Corporation: Interpreting the Extraterritorial Effect of the Civil Whistleblower Protection Provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act," University of San Francisco Law Review
Pro Bono United Nations and Human Rights Advocates, 2008-2010
Languages
English
Citizenship
United States
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