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David is a highly accomplished attorney with experience representing international and national corporations across the country and abroad. Given David's substantial litigation background, he is able to analyze and draft contracts and other corporate documents more effectively.
David represents clients in all aspects of complex commercial and corporate matters. David has expertise in all forms of intellectual property matters (copyright, trademark and patent), as well as matters involving the sale of goods, secured transactions, trade secrets, non-compete agreements, and misappropriation of ideas... Show all David is a highly accomplished attorney with experience representing international and national corporations across the country and abroad. Given David's substantial litigation background, he is able to analyze and draft contracts and other corporate documents more effectively.
David represents clients in all aspects of complex commercial and corporate matters. David has expertise in all forms of intellectual property matters (copyright, trademark and patent), as well as matters involving the sale of goods, secured transactions, trade secrets, non-compete agreements, and misappropriation of ideas and concepts. David routinely counsels corporate clients in aspects of corporate formation, corporate governance, corporate taxation, employment law, banking regulations, and general contract law.
David is a published author and frequent lecturer on a variety of legal subjects including contract law, employment law, banking regulations and the Uniform Commercial Code. David has lectured, nationally and internationally, on all aspects of domestic and international purchasing law for both private and public contracts. He has lectured on protecting intellectual property rights. David authors the Annual Survey of New York Commercial Law published by the Syracuse Law Review. Articles have been cited by other law reviews (e.g., Journal of High Technology Law 2006, at 6 J. High Tech. L. 280) and federal courts (In re Brown, 354 B.R. 100 (Bankr. N.D.W.Va. 2006)). Show less
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