Advised clients on technology litigation matters related to e-commerce, new media, advertising, privacy, copyright, commercial torts, domain names, software licensing, and trade secret misappropriation claims, negotiating and drafting complex agreements. Litigated disputes related to deceptive marketing, Federal Trade Commission regulations and CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. Reported to Managing Partner and Partner.• Represented Impulse Marketing Group, an email marketing company, in one of the first CAN-SPAM Act cases in the country (Gordon v. Impulse Marketing Group, Inc.).• Transitioned from litigator to transactional attorney through the support of the Managing Partner, building an expertise in transactional work and a deeper understanding of identifying litigation loopholes that were not contractually closed. • Mitigated damage related to FTC and FCC complaints regarding deceptive marketing, spamming, cramming and slamming for Miss Cleo, psychic pay-per-call service, and several affiliate marketing companies.

Represented law firms, insurance carriers, and corporate entities in litigation regarding breach of fiduciary duty, professional malpractice, breach of contract, and bad faith practices. Engaged in formal and informal settlement negotiations, including mediation, arguing motions and appeals. Reported to the Firm’s General Counsel.• Worked on insurance coverage matter for WTC terrorist attack, analyzing whether the attack was one concerted act or two to determine insurance payout; Larry Silverstein, as leaseholder, was plaintiff. Intersection between litigation and transactional law due to the primary issue boiling down to the meaning of the term “occurrence.”