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Types of Cases 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 most aspects. One important part is keeping the costs as low as possible -- important, I think you will agree.
- Trademark infringement; Lanham Act; unfair competition (trademark type)
- Copyright infringement (exclusively federal jurisdiction)
- Breach of contract and implied warranty of good faith and fair dealing
- Fraud and misrepresentation
- Mortgage foreclosures
- Defamation, including libel and slander
- Recovery of money or specific property
- Unjust enrichment
- Affirmative Defenses such as unclean hands, laches, estoppel, unconstitutionality of statutory damages
- Offsets to reduce the amount of a plaintiff's claimed damages
- Misappropriation or theft of a submitted idea
- Unfair competition
- Antitrust conspiracies in restraint of trade
- Antitrust price fixing
- Antitrust monopolization and predatory pricing
- New York General Business Law Sections prohibiting false advertising or misleading statements to consumers
- Equipment leases and financing;
- Cases involving equipment design (tile-making equipment; Xerox copiers; Canon copier)
- Robinson-Patman (exclusive federal antitrust jurisdiction) claims for price discrimination
- Robinson-Patman Act claims for discriminatory advertising and promotional programs
- Class actions
- 100+ plaintiffs as a "joinder" (and not a "class action") in auto-parts and historical documents industries
- Securities fraud
- Regulation of schools and education
- Consumer affairs laws
- FTC proceedings
- Department of Consumer Affairs proceedings and litigation
- Construction loans and sub-contractor litigation
- Savings and loan litigation under FIRREA
- Tortious destruction or injury to a business
- Employment termination
- Civil rights violations - 1st Amendment
- Civil rights violations - Americans with Disabilities Act
- Civil rights violations - voting, ballot access
- Civil rights violations - forfeiture of property at outset of criminal litigation
- Civil rights violation - NYC provision prohibiting discrimination against gays/lesbians
- Civil rights violation - Petition Court for redress of grievances
- Civil rights violation - unlawful search and seizure
- Civil rights violation - sex discrimination
- Civil rights violations - numerous others
- Civil rights violations - prosecutorial abuse and misconduct; also, investigators and police
- Actions for declaratory judgment
- Actions for an accounting
- Actions for a temporary restraining order, preliminary injunction and a permanent injunction
- Real estate development and subdivision
- Bankruptcy cases
- Landlord and tenant litigation
- Cooperative and condominium litigation
- No Pet provisions in New York lease agreements
- Maritime litigation relating to multi-billion dollar sunken treasure
- Trade association litigation
- Vocational school litigation
- Licensing litigation (doctors, lawyers, schools, other)
- Expert litigation including Daubert motions
- Electronic discovery or other discovery litigation
- Franchisee litigation
- Sarbanes-Oxley litigation
- Expert compensation; excessive compensation
- Arbitration
- Mediation in connection with litigation
- Brain damage medical malpractice (1 record-setting case)
- Several negligence lawsuits (not my expertise or interest)
- and about 3 times more....