The small plaintiffs firm set out to disrupt privacy litigation when it launched a Bay Area office led by partner Rafey Balabanian. So far, returns are mixed.
January 09, 2017 at 03:06 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — When Edelson PC, the Chicago-based plaintiffs firm, opened an office in San Francisco a little more than a year ago, it set the privacy defense bar abuzz.
Though small, the firm’s focus on privacy actions had made it a thorn in tech’s side, leading the New York Times to declare founder Jay Edelson “if not the most hated person in Silicon Valley, very close to it.”
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