Doug
Colt
Partner
(650) 453-1981 (direct)
dcolt@coltwallerstein.com
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Education:
Georgetown University Law Center (J.D.,
cum laude, 2000)
The Georgetown Law Journal: Editor
Dean's List, 1997-1998, 1998-1999
Washington University (B.A., Economics and Political Science,
with honors, 1997)
Todd Lewis Friedman Prize for Best Graduate in Political Science
Sally E. Strain Scholarship Recipient
Pi Sigma Alpha Honorary Society
Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Society
Prior Associations:
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges, LLP, Associate,
2005-2009
Coddington Hicks & Danforth, Associate, 2002-2005
Intersavant,
Inc., Counsel, 2000-2002
Professional Activities:
Member, Association of Business Trial Lawyers
Member, San Mateo County Bar Association
Member, San Francisco Bar Association
Member, Beverly Hills Bar Association
Member, Los Angeles Bar Association
Member, American Civil Liberties Union
Admissions:
The State Bar of California
Pro Hac Vice admisssions in New York, Delaware,
Florida, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Ohio
Full Biography:
Doug is a 2000 cum laude graduate of the
Georgetown University Law Center, where he served as an editor
of the Georgetown Law Journal.
Doug earned dual degrees in Economics and Political Science from
Washington University, where he was a Sally E. Strain
Scholarship Recipient, a member of the Pi Sigma Alpha Honorary
Society, the Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Society, and the
recipient of the prestigious Todd Lewis Friedman Prize for Best
Graduate in Political Science.
Prior to founding Colt / Wallerstein LLP, Doug worked as a
senior associate with litigation powerhouse Quinn Emanuel
Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP. He gained
deep experience in employment and intellectual property
litigation, representing a broad range of clients including Intuit, IBM, Charles
Schwab, Macrovision, Shell Oil, Oracle, Palm, KV
Pharmaceuticals, and other Fortune 500 companies. Doug earned
an exceptional reputation for defending against high-stakes
temporary restraining orders and preliminary injunctions,
including a record-setting reversal of a temporary restraining
order issued against a major software corporation; the 8th
Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the Order on an emergency
basis only four hours after it was issued. Doug's current
practice continues to center on high-stakes employment and
intellectual property litigation, with a special emphasis on the
defense of trade-secret misappropriation suits.
Doug lives in San Carlos with his wife and daughter. He is an
avid fan of construction, landscaping, and skiing.
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