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Carr & Ferrell > Attorneys > Kathryn McCall
Kathryn McCall
Associate, Carr & Ferrell LLP
Corporate & Securities Practice Group
650-812-3452 •
Kathryn McCall is an associate in the Corporate Practice Group of Carr & Ferrell. Ms. McCall specializes in corporate and securities work with an emphasis on equity financings, debt transactions, securities matters, mergers and acquisitions and general business matters. Ms. McCall also has significant experience counseling corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies in connection with all aspects of operations, including corporate governance, acquiring and licensing technology and intellectual property, joint ventures, strategic alliances, employment matters, and equity incentive plans. Ms. McCall also represents emerging companies in connection with entity formation issues, day-to-day operations, and licensing and other technology related matters.
Prior to joining Carr & Ferrell, Ms. McCall was a litigation associate for a firm in San Francisco and a District Adjudications Officer for the Immigration and Naturalization Service. She also worked for two years in Tokyo, Japan. While in law school, Ms. McCall studied abroad at Trinity University in Dublin, Ireland and at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. Additionally, while pursuing her undergraduate degree, Ms. McCall studied at Trinity Hall in Cambridge University.
Ms. McCall is an avid runner who has
completed three marathons and regularly
competes in half marathons, across the
country.
REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE
- Raydiance, Inc. – Act as general
corporate and intellectual property
counsel for this venture-backed next
generation ultra short pulse laser
company.
- Nexxo Financial Corporation - Act as
general corporate and intellectual
property counsel for this venture-backed
company which provides technology-based
financial services for international
monetary remittance.
- Xora,
Inc. – Act as general corporate and
intellectual property counsel for this
venture-backed company which delivers
location-based mobile workforce
management solutions that allow its
customers to realize improved
productivity, reduce the cost of field
operations and provide better customer
service.
- Annie Chun’s, Inc., - Acted as
general counsel for this manufacturer of
Asian-style instant food products,
including representing the company in
the sale of 70% of its capital stock to
CJ Corp, the largest food and
entertainment company in South Korea.
- Angstron, Inc. – Acted as general
corporate and intellectual property
counsel for this venture-backed
developer of atomic layer deposition
technology for advanced semi-conductor
manufacturing, including representing
the company in connection with its
acquisition by Novellus Systems, Inc.
- Quality Clinical Laboratories Inc. -
Represented this company in connection
with its acquisition by SRI
International.
- Discern Communications, Inc. - Acted as general counsel and intellectual property counsel for this developer of voice recognition technologies, including representing the company in connection with its merger with Spanlink Communications, Inc., the leading IP contact center solutions provider.
- Kerbango, Inc. – Acted as general
corporate and intellectual property
counsel for this venture-backed internet
appliance developer, including
representing the company in connection
with its acquisition by 3Com for
approximately $80 million.
- Co-Design Automation, Inc. - Acted
as general corporate and intellectual
property counsel for this UK-based
venture-backed provider of verification
and system-on-a-chip design technology,
including representing the company in
connection with its acquisition by
Synopsys for approximately $36 million.
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| J.D., California Western School of Law |
| B.S., University of Southern California,
Business Administration, cum laude |
| State Bar of California |
| State
Bar of California - Business Law Section |
| San Francisco Lawyers' Club |
| Bar Association of San Francisco |
| Beta Gamma Sigma |
| Queen's
Bench |
| What
is Asia Afraid of? The Diversionary
Effect of NAFTA’s Rules of Origin on
Trade Between the United States and Asia,
24 California Western International Law
Journal 389 (1995). |
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