Cynthia Ribas
Attorney at Law
California
CA, TX, DC
About
Ms. Ribas is fluent in Spanish and has experience in M&A work, including JV's and other investment vehicles. She is regularly engaged in B2B, B2C and C2B contracts such as licenses, SaaS, SLA, distributorship, leases, consulting, development and other more collaborative agreements.
She is a member of… read more the Bar in California, Texas and Washington, D.C.
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Ribas Legal
Lawyer
Jan 2003 - Present
General corporate and commercial practice, including domestic and international business transactions. Serve as outside general counsel for small to mid-size companies, including dispute resolution and trial work. Particular focus on entertainment industry and intellectual property matters.
Stroock & Stroock
Special Counsel
Jun 2000 - Dec 2002
General corporate and commercial practice with emphasis on financing transactions, primarily for privately held companies. Served as outside general counsel for small to mid-size companies. Particular focus on intellectual property and entertainment industry matters. Also consulted on various commercial litigation cases.
Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld
Senior Counsel
May 1998 - Apr 2000
International corporate practice with emphasis in Central and South America, including investment and privatization transactions. Domestic practice included mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property and entertainment industry transactions. Served as panel arbitrator selected by Motorola in international dispute resolution.
Acer America Corporation
Corporate Counsel
Jun 1997 - Mar 1998
Responsible for all corporate matters in Central and South America. Transactions included joint ventures, licensing agreements, distributorship agreements, leases and other business contracts. Reported directly to senior management regarding broad range of business issues, including employment law and corporate governance. Managed all of Acer’s litigation, including patent and trade secret cases.