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Diane D. Reynolds represents private and publicly held entities in mergers and acquisitions, as well as matters involving corporate finance, corporate governance, compliance, and strategic growth initiatives. Diane has served as general counsel to businesses in the technology, financial services, and consumer products sectors, and has deep experience representing companies and investors in change-of-control transactions. She utilizes her deep experience in the technology sector to handle matters involving privacy and data security.

Diane has served as advisor to, and as a director of, several public and privately held companies, including a financial services company and a health care technology company. She is a past board member of a NASDAQ-listed financial company, a position which she held for ten years.

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