Affordable, Experienced Legal Representation by Attorney with Ivy League Training - Antitrust and Other Commercial Litigation for Plaintiffs or Defendants in Federal or State Courts

Types of Claims in Which I have Had Substantial and Repeated Experience

When you start to analyze whether I or any other lawyer has the capability of handling your matter, you should look at the type of cases the lawyer has handled previously. In a major law firm, any one action may have as many as 5 to 20 or more lawyers working on the case, and unless you know what a lawyer did on the case the fact that a claims he worked on a specific case doesn't tell you very much about what the lawyer can do. As to each of the cases below (with the exception of the medical malpractice case), I was the lawyer totally responsible for all aspects of the client's representation, from conceptualizing the legal issues; preparing the complaint; deciding what court in which to file and for what claims; and what discovery was needed; and what experts were needed and what subjects expert testimony and a report needed to cover; and any trials and appeals. I handle all aspects of litigation and have had substantial experience in all aspects. One important aspect is keeping the costs as low as possible, an important aspect I think you will agree.

1. Copyright infringement (exclusively federal jurisdiction)
2. Breach of contract
3. Fraud and misrepresentation
4. Unjust enrichment
5. Misappropriation or theft of a submitted idea
6. Unfair competition
7. Antitrust conspiracies in restraint of trade
8. Antitrust price fixing
9. Antitrust monopolization
10. Antitrust predatory pricing
11. New York General Business Law Sections prohibiting false advertising or misleading statements to consumers
12. Equipment leases;
13. Cases involving equipment design (Boiardi tile-making equipment; Xerox copiers; Canon copier)
14. Robinson-Patman (exclusive federal antitrust jurisdiction) claims for price discrimination
15. Robinson-Patman Act claims for discriminatory advertising and promotional programs
16. Class actions
17. 100+ plaintiffs as a "joinder" (and not a "class action") in auto-parts and historical documents industries
18. Securities fraud
19. Regulation of schools and education
20. Consumer affairs laws
21. FTC proceedings
22. Department of Consumer Affairs proceedings and litigation
23. Equipment financings
24. Construction loans
25. Savings and loan litigation under FIRREA
26. Tortious destruction or injury to a business
27. Employment termination
28. Civil rights violations - 1st Amendment
29. Civil rights violations - Americans with Disabilities Act
30. Civil rights violations - voting, ballot access
31. Civil rights violations - forfeiture of property at outset of criminal litigation
32. Civil rights violation - NYC provision prohibiting discrimination against gays/lesbians
33. Civil rights violation - Petition Court for redress of grievances
34. Civil rights violation - unlawful search and seizure
35. Civil rights violation - sex discrimination
36. Civil rights violations - numerous others
37. Civil rights violations - prosecutorial abuse and misconduct; also, investigators and police
38. Mortgage foreclosures
39. Defamation, including libel and slander
40. Recovery of money or specific property
41. Actions for declaratory judgment
42. Actions for an accounting
43. Actions for a temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction and a permanent injunction
44. Real estate development and subdivision
45. Bankruptcy cases
46. Landlord and tenant litigation
47. Cooperative and condominium litigation
48. No Pet provisions in New York lease agreements
49. Maritime litigation relating to multi-billion dollar sunken treasure
50. Trade association litigation
51. Vocational school litigation
52. Licensing litigation (doctors, lawyers, schools, other)
53. Expert litigation including Daubert motions
54. Electronic discovery or other discovery litigation
55. Franchisee litigation
56. Sarbanes-Oxley litigation
57. Expert compensation; excessive compensation
58. Arbitration
59. Mediation in connection with litigation
60. Brain damage medical malpractice (1 record-setting case)
61. Several negligence lawsuits (not my expertise or interest)
62. and about 3 times more....