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Silicon Valley Partner Returns Home to Austin via Perkins Coie

November 18, 2021 Brooks Igo

Silicon Valley corporate lawyer Valeska Pederson Hintz joined Perkins Coie’s emerging companies and venture capital practice in Austin as a partner this month.Hintz was previously at Lowenstein Sandler, where she practiced for seven years. Her career has also included stops at Wilson Sonsini, Latham & Watkins and Cooley.With the move, Hintz returns to the home of her high school and college alma maters, St. Stephen’s Episcopal School and the University of Texas, where she received a business degree in electrical engineering and financial management.Hintz’s practice focuses on venture financings, initial public offerings, tender offers, corporate governance, M&A transactions and SPAC transactions. She has also developed an expertise in blockchain technologies and provides counsel on non-fungible tokens, token offerings and cryptocurrency regulation and adoption.“Valeska’s familiarity with guiding innovative technology companies and entrepreneurs will be highly valuable to our sophisticated clients as they increasingly adopt technology-related platforms and applications,” Troy Foster, co-chair of Perkins Coie’s Emerging Companies & Venture Capital practice, said in a statement.Perkins Coie is expected to move soon into new office space in downtown Austin at 405 Colorado St.Hintz talked with The Texas Lawbook in this Q&A about returning home and elaborated on what she is observing in the…

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