Go-to firm for technology, venture capital and life sciences. Headquartered in Palo Alto, US.
LexPilot Score
3.5 / 5
Editorial assessment
Credibility2.3
Transparency4.1
Accessibility3.5
Focus4.2
Why this score: Generated from published data — published phone/email — under our transparent methodology. Subject to ongoing verification.
Independent editorial score — never paid for or influenced by listings.How we rate
- Big LawFirm type
At a glance
Ongoing counsel available
What to compare before contacting this firm
- Confirm the practice area and state match your situation.
- Review verification, contact details, service model and any listed limitations.
- Prepare a short timeline, documents and questions before you reach out.
Firm Type
Big Law
State
California
Services
Litigation, General Counsel (Retainer), Document Drafting
Overview
Explore related
Similar firms
Frequently asked questions
- What practice areas does Cooley handle?
- Cooley is listed under Business & Corporate, Intellectual Property. You can browse other firms in these areas on LexPilot.
- Where is Cooley located?
- Cooley practices in California. Its listed office address is Headquarters: Palo Alto, US.
- What type of firm is Cooley?
- Cooley is a Big Law.
- How is Cooley rated by LexPilot?
- Cooley holds a LexPilot Score of 3.5 out of 5, assessed across Credibility, Transparency, Accessibility, Focus. Generated from published data — published phone/email — under our transparent methodology. Subject to ongoing verification.
- How can I contact Cooley?
- You can call (415) 693-2794, email ar@cooley.com, visit its website from this listing. LexPilot does not sell leads or sit between you and the firm.
Verification
Not independently verified yet — listing compiled from public sources.
Source
Public rankings + official website (compiled from public sources; pending manual verification) View source
Independence
Editorial placement only — never paid for. Editorial policy
LexPilot is an independent information directory. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Always consult a licensed attorney for advice on your specific situation.
Suggest an edit