Marcus Nussbaum is an associate at Stagg, Terenzi, Confusione & Wabnik, LLP. His practice focuses on litigation, alternative dispute resolution and representation in the areas of commercial and construction law, intellectual property, maritime law, and bankruptcy. Marcus has also represented entities before the New York City Environmental Control Board, the State Liquor Authority, the lower criminal courts and other New York City administrative agencies.Marcus also regularly consults with clients on contract preparation and negotiation, the filing of mechanic's liens, and surrogate court proceedings. Before joining the firm, Marcus participated in multiple high-profile tort cases against key figures in the entertainment industry, which dealt with sexual harassment, racial discrimination and civil rights violations. Marcus is an officer of the Russian American Chamber of Commerce, and is actively engaged with various community groups that provide legal assistance to the elderly and other residents in the Brighton Beach/Coney Island section of Brooklyn.Prior to practicing law, Marcus served as an officer in the U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery. He is a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and was awarded the Bronze Star and Army Commendation Medals.Areas of Practice Commercial Litigation Construction Litigation, Arbitration and Mediation Intellectual Property, Technology and Media Business Reorganization And Creditors' Rights Maritime LawBar Admissions New Jersey, 2009 New York, 2010 U.S. District of New Jersey, 2009 U.S. Eastern District Court, 2010 U.S. Southern District Court, 2010Education Brooklyn Law School, J.D. 2009 Rutgers University, B.A. (Computer Science) 2001

At Goetz Fitzpatrick, my practice focused on litigation and representation in the areas of Commercial and Construction Law, Intellectual Property, and Appellate Practice.My experience includes an additional three years of Clerking at a general practice firm prior to my admission, which focused on the areas of Criminal Defense, Surrogate Proceedings, and Personal Injury. During this time, I participated in the litigation of multiple high profile tort cases against key figures in the entertainment industry, which dealt with Sexual Harassment, Racial Discrimination, and Civil Rights Violations.

Actively participated in the recruitment, training, and motivation of the Army Cadets at the University. Duties included serving as an academic advisor and counselor, class preparation, class delivery, grading and evaluation of cadet performance. Nominated as a candidate for the General Douglas MacArthur award, given to the top 10% of junior Army officers.