Silicon Valley litigation boutique Bergeson has been in operation since 1990 and has since then etched itself a go-to position as well as an inspirational one,
largely on the strength of its founder and name partner,
Daniel Bergeson. “I know Dan very well,” testifies a fellow partner at another Bay Area litigation boutique. “He used to be the guy that I would refer things out to when I was at Wilson Sonsini when I had something in San Jose.
His model is
actually what inspired me to start my own firm.
I have known him for 23 years and I like him. He has got quite a reputation in the San Jose area. He knows all the judges there.”
Bergeson enjoys a varied litigation practice, representing entities as well as individuals. Bergeson represented
David Sacks and Craft Ventures responding to deposition and document subpoenas
that were served in Twitter’s lawsuit against Elon Musk seeking relief to have Musk
comply with
the merger agreement between the parties.
He also represents
the Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation in a
defamation
case in which the plaintiff, a Maine lobster entity,
alleges false and defamatory statements were made about Maine lobster fishing practices. Bergeson also
represents
Tallwood Ventures and related entities and individuals in a
securities action and bankruptcy proceedings related to AI chip venture capital entity
Wave Computing.
