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	White & Lee in an article by Jim Huston of Blueprint Ventures in the June 2005 issue of Oregon Business
	Excerpt from the article, "Getting Warmer: Oregon has long been a home to startups. Now it's poised to become a startup hotbed": However, with some growth in local expertise and talent in places like Silicon Valley hovering nearby, these are manageable challenges...one of the region's top boutique technology-focused law firms, White & Lee, is actually headquartered there. June 1, 2005 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in Jungle Law
	White & Lee was featured in the February/March issue of Jungle Law magazine as an ideal law firm in which to practice law in Silicon Valley. March 2005
	White & Lee in Tri-City Herald
	Jon Summers is featured in a Tri-City Herald article on the Three Rivers Entrepreneur Network event on strategic partnering, where he was a featured speaker. January 7, 2005 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in the Portland Business Journal
	White & Lee and Intel are co-hosting the fourth Silicon Forest Forum on Friday, November 12. Presentations and panel discussions will focus on how technology companies can leverage opportunities in India, China, and Australia. November 2, 2004 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in The Stanford Daily
	White & Lee is featured in The Stanford Daily. Mark White reflects on entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley. "I Lawyer, I Entrepreneur: An In-depth Look at Founding Companies in Silicon Valley" by John Shapiro May 11, 2004 >> Read the article
	David Lee interviewed for Gamasutra
	David Lee is interviewed by Dan Lee Rogers in an article, "The End Game: How Top Developers Sold Their Studios (Part One)" Excerpt from a feature article in Gamasutra, a CMP Media publication: David Lee, a partner at the law firm White & Lee in Silicon Valley explained. "One of the things we do is to help sellers determine a valuation that is justifiable. Obviously we want them to get the highest price possible. We also want to make sure that they have a clear understanding and expectation of what life will be like in the new company." March 3, 2004 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in the Portland Business Journal
	White & Lee and Intel will be presenting Silicon Forest Forum: Money In and Money Out, a "seminar series focused on trends that impact rapid-growth technology companies." November 11, 2002 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in The Oregonian
	"Law Among the Ruins" by Jeffrey Kosseff August 24, 2001 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in The Oregonian
	Steve Woodward, an Oregonian staff writer, interviewed White & Lee partner William H. Caffee as the White & Lee Portland office was moving from downtown Portland's World Trade Center to the "ultra-wired, techno-hip Fox Tower." In the article, Woodward writes, "Start-up companies are turning to White & Lee and other law firms, looking for a set of skills that go beyond traditional corporate law: corporate finance for raising money, securities law for going public, intellectual property for defending tademarks and patents, and executive compensation for setting up stock option plans. They're also looking for advisers with connections to venture capital, with business acumen and the ability to execute at Internet speed." One of six attorneys hired from Portland's Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue to staff White & Lee's new office, Caffee says the office has been "just swamped ever since we got here." While acknowledging the presence of a handful of full-service law firms in Portland, Caffee tells Woodward that he is "counting on his firm's laser focus on start-ups and its Silicon Valley sheen to bring clients through the door." November 28, 2000 >> Read the article
	White & Lee featured in The National Law Journal
	"Big Times for Small IP Firms - There's So Much Work, They're Getting Big Firms' Clients" by Victoria Slind-Flor July 10, 2000 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in California Law Business
	White & Lee's co-founding partner, David Lee, is interviewed by Meredith Alexander in an article entitled, "Small Minded." Lee notes that one of the benefits of small law firms is that they "can be more welcoming of infant companies - sometimes even those with just the germ of an idea. Big firms often require that the company is already funded and has management in place." May 22, 2000 >> Read the article
	White & Lee's practice profiled in The Recorder
	"Business Comes First, Law Second - Menlo Park's White & Lee Cuts through the Legalese" by Deanna Hodgin Excerpt: "What they've done is extract the essence of what start-ups need," explains executive consultant Alan Henricks, who does financial work for various Silicon Valley start-ups. Their work includes not only legal advice, but everything from refining busines plans to structuring strategic investment to guiding young companies through the M&A process. . . . White & Lee was formed when David Lee left his partnership at Cooley Godward in 1996 and joined forces with White, a former Cooley associate. Although small, the firm is equipped to do big-league deals. "Their ability to have very senior people like David and Mark working with small companies sets them apart," says Mark Tanoury, a partner in Cooley's Menlo Park office. September 29, 1998 >> Read the article
	White & Lee in American Lawyer Media
	"Building a Tech Practice. Challenges and Opportunities Facing Firms in Silicon Valley" A Cal Law Feature August 1999