Chase Sippel is an associate in Norton Rose Fulbright's Austin office and a member of the firm's general disputes group.
Prior to joining the firm, Chase worked for several small tech startups in San Francisco. At VigLink, he helped the advertising software firm raise US$20M while automating their payment process. After working for FlipClip as its Operations Architect, Chase joined TruckerLine where he helped double their client and user bases. In 2016, he founded TruckHR, a SaaS applicant tracking software designed to tackle the trucking driver crisis. Chase earned his undergraduate degree from Harvard University where he walked-on to the football team, playing for Harvard's 2011 Ivy League Championship team.
Education
- JD, Georgetown University Law Center, 2021
- BA, Sociology, Harvard University, 2013
- After graduating law school, Chase received the Dean's Certificate in recognition of his "outstanding service to the Georgetown Law community."
- During school, Chase both chaired the Alumni Initiative committee and served as a Student Body Association Delegate for two years. Chase also worked as a teaching fellow and researcher for two classes under Dr. Laura Donohue, focusing on drones and constitutional law, and one class under Professor Tanina Rostain, focusing on indigent access to the law. After designing a mobile web application enabling migrant farm workers to better enforce their rights, he and his classmates finished as finalists in the International Iron Tech Competition. Chase also served as one of two students on the student-faculty Speech and Expression Committee, setting school policies on free speech and protesting. Chase graduated from Georgetown Law as a Technology Law and Policy scholar.
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