Haley Kopp
Haley is a corporate lawyer focused on representing start-ups and small companies in formations, venture capital, angel investor financings, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate matters. She has a unique background as an engineer, having worked in the life sciences, pharmaceutical, and medical device industries across San Diego before transitioning into law.
Haley's diverse experience gives her a practical approach to solving complex business issues, whether guiding companies through financing rounds or corporate transactions.
Education
University of San Diego School of Law: J.D.
University of Connecticut: B.S. in Chemical Engineering with a Minor in Management for Engineering and Manufacturing.
Bar admissions
California
Colorado
recent deals
Private Equity
Represented a medical device technology company in its private offering of $1M of Series Seed preferred stock.
Represented a healthcare SaaS company in its private offering of $10.5M Series Seed preferred stock.
Represented a Fintech SaaS company in the sale of preferred stock in exchange for the purchase of a domain name.
Represented an AI SaaS company in its private offering of $3M of Series A Preferred Stock.
Represented multiple SaaS companies in convertible note financings and SAFE Financings
Mergers & Acquisitions
Represented a manufacturing company in its $5M asset sale.
Assisted in representation of medical device company in its acquisition of a target company via a forward-triangle merger.
Assisted in representation of SaaS company in its acquisition in exchange for equity in the acquiring company.
conversions, liquidations, and dissolutions
Have represented multiple businesses on conversions of their company into a new form of entity (e.g., LLC to corporation) as well as to a new jurisdiction (e.g., California to Delaware).
Represented a medical device company in dissolving their limited partnership and limited liability company in connection with transfer of assets to a newly incorporated Delaware corporation.
Represented a venture fund SaaS company in dissolving their Delaware corporation.