John Lynn
John Lynn co-leads Kirkland’s Technology & IP Transactions Practice and heads the practice on the West Coast out of the San Francisco office. John's practice focuses on the acquisition, financing and sale of intellectual property and technology-focused businesses, particularly in the software and high technology fields. John is on the forefront of understanding the complex relationships between intellectual property and technology, on the one hand, and business matters and risk, on the other hand. John's practice focuses on efficiently understanding and addressing client needs and monitoring and advising on risk, and focusing on changes in the legal and business markets that affect technology and intellectual property. John works on a wide variety of matters in which intellectual property, information technology and data protection play a key role, including private equity matters and other mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures; financings and secured lending matters; and bankruptcies and restructurings. In addition John assists clients in connection with joint ventures and strategic alliances; intellectual property and technology transfers, licenses, and development agreements; royalty buy-outs; data transfer and license arrangements; and other commercial contracts (such as supply, distribution, and service agreements). Before moving to the San Francisco office of Kirkland, John was a partner in Kirkland's New York office. · Kirkland & Ellis LLP
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John Lynn co-leads Kirkland’s Technology & IP Transactions Practice and heads the practice on the West Coast out of the San Francisco office. His practice focuses on the acquisition, financing and sale of intellectual property and technology-focused businesses, particularly in the software and high technology fields. He works on matters involving intellectual property, information technology, and data protection, including private equity, mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, financings, secured lending, bankruptcies, restructurings, joint ventures, strategic alliances, intellectual property and technology transfers, licenses, development agreements, royalty buy-outs, data transfer and license arrangements, and commercial contracts (such as supply, distribution, and service agreements). He was previously a partner in Kirkland's New York office.