Jeremy Raphael Partner

Jeremy Raphael is a corporate Partner representing emerging technology companies and entrepreneurs.  He leads Egan Nelson’s New York office and focuses on working closely with startups at all stages of a company’s lifecycle, from formation and early growth advising to angel and venture capital financings to mergers and acquisitions.

Prior to joining E/N, Jeremy was a Managing Associate in the Technology Companies Group at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP and represented emerging technology companies as an Associate at Andrews Kurth LLP.  He has guest lectured at the University of Michigan Law School’s Entrepreneurship Clinic, and is a member of the Brooklyn Law School GOLD Director’s Council.

While at Orrick and Andrews Kurth, Jeremy also advised venture capital and private equity firms in connection with investments in technology companies.

Education

• Brooklyn Law School (J.D., 2010)
• Washington University in St. Louis (B.S.B.A., 2002), Dean’s Scholar in Business

Transactional Experience

• Jeremy represents technology companies in dozens of transactions annually, including seed and angel investments, venture capital financings and mergers and acquisitions.

Publications

• Gotham Startup Lawyer – a legal blog on startup law, venture capital and technology company growth

Honors

• 2018 Super Lawyers New York Metro Rising Stars
• 2017 Super Lawyers New York Metro Rising Stars
• 2016 Super Lawyers New York Metro Rising Stars
• 2015 Super Lawyers New York Metro Rising Stars
• 2014 Super Lawyers New York Metro Rising Stars

Markets Recently Represented

• Technology
  • Real estate data
  • Consumer applications
  • Advertising technology
  • Financial data management
  • Online content
  • Image recognition
  • Student lending
  • Hospitality and travel management
  • Artificial intelligence infrastructure
  • Expert networks
  • Customer marketing software
  • Life sciences and healthcare
  • Sound measurement
  • Business data intelligence
  • Mobile voice and data
  • Online sales
  • Hiring platforms
  • Voter engagement
• Consumer Products
  • Food and Beverage
  • E-Commerce
  • Online retail
• Other
  • Growth agencies
  • Marketing agencies
  • Technology enabled services