
Of Counsel at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Greater Philadelphia Area

Of Counsel at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Greater Philadelphia Area
Attorney with over 20 years of experience representing clients of all sizes (one person start-ups to Fortune 50, inclusive) for technology, intellectual property and business issues. Particular expertise in information technology issues, including contracts of all types, intellectual property protection, licensing and transfers, privacy and security issues. In addition, my law firm provides worldwide depth and breadth to address the legal issues and needs of people and businesses. Based in the firm's Philadelphia and Princeton offices, and works with clients and other attorneys around the world.
Information technology (including computer software and hardware, Internet, and telecommunications) and other technologies; contract negotiation, preparation and review; advise on copyright, trademark, trade secret and other forms of intellectual property law; dispute resolution, including arbitration and litigation.
(Partnership; 1001-5000 employees; Law Practice industry)
July 1999 — Present (10 years 5 months)
Business, technology and intellectual property law, with a focus on information technology. Practice includes Internet, electronic commerce, and computer software and hardware issues. Represents individuals and companies of all sizes from start-up to Fortune 100, including electronic commerce and “dot com” companies, social networking sites, computer software and hardware developers, vendors, consultants, publishers, authors, licensees and users around the world. General commercial practice advising businesses of all types and sizes. Speaker and writer on topics in technology and the law. Morgan Lewis (www.morganlewis.com) is an international law firm with over 1200 attorneys and more than 20 offices worldwide.
(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Law Practice industry)
July 1995 — June 1999 (4 years )
Chair of the Intellectual Property Group. Practiced intellectual property and technology law.
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Law Practice industry)
January 1990 — June 1995 (5 years 6 months)
Chief operating officer of an intellectual property and technology law boutique firm. Practiced copyright, trademark, trade secret and related law, licensing and litigation.
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Law Practice industry)
November 1986 — December 1989 (3 years 2 months)
Associate attorney in an intellectual property and technology boutique (Elman & Associates merged with another firm to create Lipton Famiglio & Elman).
Juris Doctor , September 1982 — May 1985
B.A. , Major in accounting, minors in Economics and Computer Science , September 1977 — May 1982
Taught a course on "Cyberlaw" as a lecturer (adjunct professor) at Rutgers Law School in the Spring of 2005 Course plannner of and speaker at several continuing legal education seminars, including "Internet Law Update" (since 1997), "Technology Law Forum" and "Complex Intellectual Property Licensing" Author of several chapters in books and treatises, and numerous articles
In addition to the groups listed below:
Licensing Executives Society (Certified Licensing Professional)
American Arbitration Association (member of the roster of commercial arbitrators)
Philadelphia Bar Association (former chair of the Cyberspace and Ecommerce Law Committee)
Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (Volunteer of the Year in 2007)
Association for Computing Machinery
Milton Schwartz Award by the Independent Computer Consultants Association “for outstanding legal contributions to the computer consulting industry and to the Association” (2001)
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