San Francisco partner recognized with 2026 Women Leaders in Tech Law award

Norton Rose Fulbright partner Kaylee Yang (San Francisco) was recognized at the 2026 California Legal Awards ceremony among the Women Leaders in Tech Law honorees, which celebrates individuals who are contributing to progress at technology companies and in the law. Kaylee is one of four Corporate/Transactions honorees.

"I am honored to be recognized among inspiring women leaders in the tech law community," Kaylee said. "It's a privilege to work alongside innovative clients at the forefront of emerging technologies, and I'm proud to support their growth in this evolving sector."

Kaylee's sophisticated practice includes representing public and private companies in complex business transactions, including cross-border mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, investments and joint ventures, antitrust matters as well as operational and corporate governance strategy. Representing technology investment funds, Kaylee evaluates emerging technologies and start-up companies to remain current with the rapidly evolving advancements in the sector. She has helped clients secure significant investment funding focused on artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and semiconductor technologies over the last year.

The firm's global team of technology lawyers advise some of the world's leading corporations on the legal, regulatory and commercial issues raised by the impact of technology on their businesses. The technology team, made up of more than 500 lawyers in 50 cities across the world, is comprised of experienced technology sector legal professionals with industry experience across all practice areas.

The 2026 California Legal Awards winners were announced at a ceremony on June 24 in Los Angeles.