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By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
August 30, 2011

DLA Piper has announced that Sang Kim, a partner in the firm's International Tax group, has been named co-managing partner of the Silicon Valley office. In his new role, he joins co-managing partner Andrew Valentine in guiding the office's strategic growth and general management. Kim focuses his practice in international tax and operational structuring, global transfer pricing strategy, cross-border mergers, acquisitions, dispositions and joint ventures, post-acquisition integration and international tax controversy. He also serves as general international counsel for technology companies expanding their presence and operations around the world. Kim is currently a member of DLA Piper's Policy Committee as well as its National Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

DLA Piper has announced that Sang Kim, a partner in the firm's International Tax group, has been named co-managing partner of the Silicon Valley office. In his new role, he joins co-managing partner Andrew Valentine in guiding the office's strategic growth and general management. Kim focuses his practice in international tax and operational structuring, global transfer pricing strategy, cross-border mergers, acquisitions, dispositions and joint ventures, post-acquisition integration and international tax controversy. He also serves as general international counsel for technology companies expanding their presence and operations around the world. Kim is currently a member of DLA Piper's Policy Committee as well as its National Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

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