Practices in Focus
Our team of intellectual property and business lawyers offers a full range of transactional services to develop, protect, and commercialize valuable technology and intellectual property.
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Practices in Focus
Hopkins & Carley counsels private and public technology companies on a comprehensive range of legal issues at all stages of their development.
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Practices in Focus
Hopkins & Carley's Construction Law Practice is comprised of lawyers who are skilled, experienced, and comfortable in the job trailer, the board room or before a judge and jury.
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Practices in Focus
Our Trust & Estate Litigation practice group is comprised of experienced trial attorneys who focus their practices solely on complex disputes relating to trusts, estates, and conservatorships.
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Suzanne Farley is a member of Hopkins & Carley’s Family Wealth & Tax Planning Practice. Her practice focuses on family wealth transfers, estate and tax planning, preparation of estate and gift tax returns and counseling clients through audits, business succession planning, and complex trust and estate administrations.
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Eric Bellafronto is Co-chair of Hopkins & Carley’s Employment & Labor Law Practice. He represents public and private clients in litigation, arbitration, mediation, and agency hearings involving a wide array of employment law issues.
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Erika Gasaway, Of Counsel in the San Jose office of Hopkins & Carley, is a member of the Trust and Estate and Real Estate Practices. She represents and advises professional fiduciaries, trustees, beneficiaries, high net worth individuals, families, and their businesses on a range of complex litigation matters.
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Gene Cherng is a member of Hopkins & Carley’s Litigation Department and Intellectual Property Practice. Admitted to the Patent Bar, he has successfully represented patent owners and accused infringers alike in the district courts and the Patent Office in cases involving technologies in the software, electrical, and mechanical arts.
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