Barath helps leading technology companies negotiate and implement their most complex and sophisticated IP-driven transactions, including development, integration, manufacturing, supply, and licensing agreements.
Barath works with technology companies in a diverse range of industries, including software and SaaS, artificial intelligence and machine learning, semiconductors, robotics, autonomous mobility, cleantech, digital health, digital media and entertainment, electronic gaming, fintech, and space.
Barath helps clients sell to federal customers and collaborate with government research institutions on technology development.
Barath Chari is a partner in Wilson Sonsini’s San Francisco office. Barath represents technology companies at all stages of growth, from bootstrapped start-ups to leading global enterprises, in complex business transactions involving technology and intellectual property. He also has deep experience in assisting technology companies and their investors with mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and financing matters. A Washington, D.C., transplant resident in the firm’s San Francisco office, Barath understands how the federal government transacts with technology companies, and helps technology companies sell products to federal government customers and collaborate with the federal government on research and development. He also leverages his pre-law experience as a software engineer to provide informed legal advice on technical topics such as open source software.
Barath Chari is a partner in Wilson Sonsini’s San Francisco office. Barath represents technology companies at all stages of growth, from bootstrapped start-ups to leading global enterprises, in complex business transactions involving technology and intellectual property. He also has deep experience in assisting technology companies and their investors with mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and financing matters. A Washington, D.C., transplant resident in the firm’s San Francisco office, Barath understands how the federal government transacts with technology companies, and helps technology companies sell products to federal government customers and collaborate with the federal government on research and development. He also leverages his pre-law experience as a software engineer to provide informed legal advice on technical topics such as open source software.
Co-author, “Will Indemnification Commitments Address Market Demands in AI?” Journal of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & Law, February 20, 2024
Co-author, “Do's and Don’ts for Developing, Extending, and Using Generative AI Models,” The Computer & Internet Lawyer, May 2, 2023
Co-author, “Will Indemnification Commitments Address Market Demands in AI?” Journal of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & Law, February 20, 2024
Co-author, “Do's and Don’ts for Developing, Extending, and Using Generative AI Models,” The Computer & Internet Lawyer, May 2, 2023