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Linsey Krolik is a technology, media, and business lawyer in Silicon Valley, California. Linsey has operated her part-time solo law practice since 2004, providing services to a range of clients, from small businesses and start-up companies to established, large corporations, and covering a variety of businesses, including microprocessors, computer hardware, software, Internet, wireless, blog, and medical device companies. Before starting her practice, Linsey was Corporate Counsel for ARM, Inc., a United Kingdom-based intellectual property company and worked for a variety of tech companies in the Silicon Valley, including Palm, Inc, OmniSky Corporation, and 3Com Corporation. Linsey holds a combination JD/MBA degree from Santa Clara University School of Law with a concentration in High Technology Law and has been a member of the California State Bar Association since 2002. Linsey spoke at BlogHer'08 on the topic of legal issues with blogging in the "Taking Care of Business" session.
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July 11, 2008

Weekly Whereas: Virtual Company Incorporation, A New Book About Work-Life Balance for Lawyers, Warantless Wiretapping and My New iPhone

A few interesting things this week:

Incorporation for virtual companies in Vermont? I'm not familiar with Vermont law. But I think it is very interesting to see a state marketing itself to those who get together for business without (ever?) meeting each other in person.

A new book by fellow Silicon Valley Moms Group blogger Julie Tower-Pierce is going to be available soon from the American Bar Association (and Amazon, etc.): "Staying at Home, Staying in the Law: A Guide to Remaining Active in the Legal Profession While Pursuing Your Dreams." And, hey, apparently, I am quoted in it! I am hoping to get my hands on a review copy soon.

The EFF is continuing to fight against warantless wiretapping

I'm totally getting a 3G iPhone today. Will it have to be white?

Posted on July 11, 2008 at 09:32 AM in Current Affairs, New Business Formation, Solo Practice, Web/Tech | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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