Bell, Boyd & Lloyd LLP opens Carmel Valley office
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Bell, Boyd & Lloyd LLP, a Chicago venture capital and intellectual property law firm, has opened an office in Carmel Valley.
Life science clients will be served from the office, at 3580 Carmel Mountain Road, the company said. It will be staffed initially with five attorneys and seven science specialists.
Stephanie L. Seidman, a life science attorney with a doctorate in molecular biology and biochemistry, heads the group office along with attorney David A. Fisher. Associate attorneys in the office are Frank J. Miskiel, Cheryl A. Allaire, Gregory F. Brucia and Alidad Vakili. The office can be contacted at 858-509-7400.
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