Shahed took a different route to law. Before launching the practice, he worked in sales and growth for software companies for 10 years while attending law school at night–giving him an exceptional understanding of software business transactions and needs.
Shahed received his undergraduate degree from Temple University and his Juris Doctor from New-York Law School’s Evening Division. He has been featured in the ABA Journal for his efforts in modernizing the legal job market with alternative legal careers and is a mentor for multiple startup incubator programs. Shahed’s clients range from early-stage software startups to publicly listed software businesses requiring general counsel services in their day-to-day legal needs.
Shahed is well-reviewed on lawyer listing services because of his unique understanding of software businesses.
