A gaggle of lawyers offered advice when European semiconductor company STMicroelectronics decided to sell its 48.6 percent stake in Numonyx. The transaction, worth about $1.2 billion, was first announced by the buyer, Micron Technology Inc., in February. It closed May 7.
A good number of the attorneys were from the Bay Area, representing the various parties with ties to Numonyx, which specializes in flash-type memory chips.
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