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Aaron Rubin

Aaron Rubin | Morrison Foerster Aaron is the chair of the firm’s Technology Transactions Group and co-chair of the Interactive + Digital Media Group. He advises clients on a wide range of complex transactions involving intellectual property and technology, including structuring and negotiating strategic licensing, development, collaboration, procurement, and distribution deals. Aaron’s practice focuses on advising both established and emerging companies in a variety of data- and technology-intensive sectors, including software, SaaS, cloud-based technology, digital media (social media, AR/VR, gaming, streaming media, AdTech), AI, healthcare, consumer electronics, e-commerce, other online business models, and mobile applications. He also maintains an active practice counseling companies on branding and marketing, trademark licensing, and content-related transactions, as well as the intellectual property aspects of mergers, acquisitions, asset spin-offs, and private equity investments. He has represented clients such as Autodesk, Meta, OpenAI, Splunk, Konami, Kaiser Permanente, SoftBank, Visa, and Yahoo, among others. · Morrison Foerster

United StatesTechnology Transactions, Digital Media

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Aaron Rubin is the chair of Morrison Foerster's Technology Transactions Group and co-chair of the Interactive + Digital Media Group. He advises clients on complex transactions involving intellectual property and technology, including licensing, development, collaboration, procurement, and distribution deals, focusing on data- and technology-intensive sectors.

Practice areas

Technology TransactionsDigital MediaIntellectual PropertyLicensingOutsourcingMedia, Technology and TelecomsPatent Licensing

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Expertise

SoftwareSaaSCloud ComputingDigital MediaMedia, Technology and TelecomsArtificial IntelligenceHealthcareConsumer ElectronicsE-CommerceMobile ApplicationsGamingSocial MediaAugmented Reality/Virtual RealityAdvertising TechnologyBranding and MarketingMergers and AcquisitionsPrivate Equity