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Rachel

Rachel B. Greenlee

Associate

Rachel Greenlee advises clients in a diverse pool of corporate-focused matters from formation through exit, with an emphasis on corporate governance and venture capital financing. She represents entrepreneurs, startups, and investors in connection with emerging company transactional matters, and advises on mergers and acquisitions. She also devotes a significant portion of her practice to advising clients in the life sciences space.

Her experience includes assisting clients with incorporation and formation matters, negotiating and documenting seed, angel, and venture capital funding through convertible debt and the sale of common and preferred stock, advising companies on general contract drafting and negotiation, as well as drafting and negotiation of clinical trial and sponsored research agreements.

Experience

Lumedic, Inc. Acquisition by Providence St. Joseph Health
Advised Lumedic, a next-generation revenue cycle management platform based on blockchain technology, in its acquisition by Providence St. Joseph Health, one of the nation's largest health systems.
Red Tricycle Inc. Sale to Tinybeans Group Limited
Represented Red Tricycle in its sale to Tinybeans which is an Australian public company.
Evrnu, SPC Series A Preferred Stock Financing
Represented Evrnu in its $10.6 million Series A financing which included impact investors from all over the world.
iFoodDecisionsSciences, Inc. Series Seed Preferred Stock Financing
Represented iFood in its $10 million Series Seed financing. iFood develops food safety software products for the agriculture industry.
Give InKind, Inc. Convertible Debt Financing
Represented Give InKind in its convertible debt financing to enable Give InKind to expand its service to help people help others in need.
iFoodDecisionSciences, Inc. Series A Financing
Represented iFood on a $15 million Series A preferred stock financing.

Professional Experience

St. Louis City Public Defender, Rule 13 Certified Intern (2015)

Federal Public Defender, Rule 2 Certified Intern (2014)

U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington, Judicial Extern for the Honorable Ronald B. Leighton (2013)

Community Involvement

Clinton Global Initiative University, Volunteer (2013)

Constitution in the Classroom, Member (2013)

East African Community Services, Citizenship/ESL Tutor (2011)

Asian Hope Service Trip, Service Trip Member (2011)

Thought Leadership

April 3, 2018Publication
Washington Court of Appeals Dismisses Oregon Contractor’s Collection Action for Failure to Strictly Comply With Registration Requirements
Construction Legal Update
October 21, 2016Publication
Washington Supreme Court Announces New Rule on Attorney-Client Privilege: Post-Employment Communications Between Corporate Counsel and Former Employees Are Discoverable
Labor and Employment Legal Update
September 6, 2016News
Greenlee Joins Lane Powell’s Litigation Practice Group
Firm Announcement

Practices & Industries

Intellectual Property Transactions
Startups & Emerging Companies
Corporate, Securities and M&A

Education

Washington University in St. Louis School of Law, J.D., 2015
- Washington University Journal of Law and Policy, Primary Editor
- Recipient of the Marian C. Early Scholarship
- Client Counseling Competition, Semi-Finalist
- Recipient of the Excellence in Oral Advocacy Award
- Wiley Rutledge Moot Court
- Public Interest Law Society, Treasurer
University of Washington, B.A., 2012
- Policy and Standards Board, Chairwoman
- Golden Key International Honor Society
- Phi Sigma Theta
- Washington Undergraduate Law Review, Editor

Admissions

Washington
U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington

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