Partner, Morris & Fox PC
Greater New York City Area
Partner, Morris & Fox PC
Greater New York City Area
Internet advertising and marketing; direct marketing; interactive services; intellectual property; privacy and acceptable use compliance and litigation; CAN-SPAM compliance and litigation; regulatory (FTC, DOJ, FCC, state attorney general, etc.); contracts; insurance; licensing; video game design and development; consumer oriented retail and business-to-business e-commerce; start-up companies; business law; product liability and professional negligence. Associate General Counsel (both in-house and outsourced). Transactional and litigation (inception through trial and appeal) throughout the United States and North America.
Bar Admissions: NY State; US Supreme Court; US Court of International Trade; US Second Circuit Court of Appeals; US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals; US District Courts for Southern, Eastern and Northern New York as well as District of Connecticut.
Counsel clients on a broad range of Internet, technology-related, and business matters. Private sector and government related issues. Transactional as well as litigation (inception through trial and appeal). Outsourced in-house counsel on technology, regulatory (CAN-SPAM, etc.), litigation, transactional, e-commerce, corporate and business law issues.
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(Law Practice industry)
September 2007 — Present (1 year 11 months)
Counsel clients on a broad range of Internet, technology-related, and business matters. Litigation and transactions in matters involving electronic mail, contracts, insurance, licensing, advertising and marketing practices, copyright, trademark, trade secret, confidentiality, privacy, acceptable use, consumer-oriented retail and business to business e-commerce, state / federal / international compliance issues and regulations including CAN-SPAM, domestic start-ups, and the design and development of multiple platform video games. State and federal litigation (inception through trial and appeal), as well as ADR throughout the United States.
(Law Practice industry)
May 2006 — August 2007 (1 year 4 months)
(Privately Held; 51-200 employees; Insurance industry)
November 2004 — December 2005 (1 year 2 months)
After leaving private practice at request of this corporate client, and in conjunction with its executive management, sought to rehabilitate company's business model. Efforts included creating and implementing policies and procedures which focus upon maximizing subrogation recoveries, minimizing costs and life of a claim. Managed personnel handling claims arising in all 50 states and internationally. Value of claims in legal department exceeded $75,000,000. Also addressed regulatory and licensiing issues, as well as vendor contracts and employment issues. Managed appointment and use of outside counsel for all legal claims.
(Law Practice industry)
October 1997 — November 2004 (7 years 2 months)
Litigation and transactional work. Civil and commerical. Technology, Internet, intellectual property, computer, medical / health care and tort.
(Privately Held; Law Practice industry)
March 1992 — September 1997 (5 years 7 months)
Insurance defense and commerical (left Smith Mazure and followed Howard Borowick through three different firm name changes / megers).
(Privately Held; Law Practice industry)
October 1989 — March 1992 (2 years 6 months)
Insurance defense focusing upon professional negligence (medical, accountant, legal) and products liability.
(Government Agency; Law Enforcement industry)
September 1987 — September 1988 (1 year 1 month)
Analyzed files, formulated case strategies, drafted memoranda and motions.
JD , 1986 — 1989
BA , Politics & Philosophy , 1982 — 1986
Association of the Bar of the City of New York, New York State Bar Association, American Bar Association, International Game Developers Association, The Cornell Club of New York, MIT Enterprise Forum of NYC
Who's Who in American Law, 9th Ed.