Mergers & Acquisitions
Nov. 16, 1999
All-Night Dealmaking Trains Soon-to-Be Dad
Burning the midnight oil as an attorney in the fast-paced business climate of Silicon Valley is hardly a new phenomenon. Still, Doug Cogen has found a special benefit from working the graveyard shift.
Burning the midnight oil as an attorney in the fast-paced business climate of Silicon Valley is hardly a new phenomenon. Still, Doug Cogen has found a special benefit from working the graveyard shift.
"Staying up all night doing deals should be great training for being the parent of an infant," he says.
The Fenwick & West att...
"Staying up all night doing deals should be great training for being the parent of an infant," he says.
The Fenwick & West att...
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