Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati’s Steven Bernard teamed with partner Daniel Glazer in London to represent payments company Checkout.com in a $230 million Series A funding round, Europe’s largest fintech Series A round ever. Bernard and partners Steven Bochner and Andrew Hoffman represented Dutch search engine company Elastic B.V. in its U.S. initial public offering. And partners Yoichiro Taku and Adam Bloom teamed with Gary Greenstein in Washington, D.C., to represent social broadcasting platform Caffeine in its $100 million round of funding from 21st Century Fox. That body of work landed Wilson Sonsini one of two finalist spots for the Startup Firm/Emerging Company Law Firm of the Year in The Recorder’s California Leaders in Tech Law and Innovation Awards. The Recorder recently asked partners Raj Judge and Craig Sherman about the firm’s interdisciplinary approach to representing emerging company clients.

The Recorder: What are the distinguishing characteristics of lawyers at Wilson Sonsini who work with startups and emerging company clients?

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