David Rabinowitz, a member of Moses & Singer's Litigation, Intellectual Property and Law Firm Management practice groups, has been a partner with the firm since 1985.
Within a broad commercial litigation and litigation counseling practice, David has focused in the substantive areas of financial industry litigation, including corporate trusts and letters of credit, trusts and estates, intellectual property, contracts and employment.
David has represented major financial institutions in matters relating to indenture trusts, letters of credit, negotiable instruments and electronic transfers, real estate and cross-border judgment enforcement.
In the trusts and estates area, David has represented fiduciaries and beneficiaries in fiduciary accountings, will and trust construction and trust and estate administration. These have included representing large financial institutions in major Surrogate’s Court litigations including claims ranging up to $2 billion for mismanagement of trusts. He has represented individuals and charitable institutions in disputes over dispositions from estates. He has represented individuals in will contests, claims to restore allegedly alienated property to estates, and other claims against estates. He has represented individuals as fiduciaries in claims of improper estate administration and claims to enforce dispositions under wills.
In the area of intellectual property, David has represented entertainment, sports and media companies, talent and rights owners in litigated and non-litigated matters concerning contracts and licenses, copyright, trademark and unfair competition, right of publicity, and defamation and related free speech issues, including infringement claims and inter partes proceedings in the US Patent and Trademark Office.
In the healthcare industry, Mr. Rabinowitz has assisted healthcare provider organization, HMOs and other healthcare institutions with both dispute resolution, including litigation, and counseling. He has helped resolve disputes concerning provider reimbursement, commissions to third parties for recruiting HMO members, privileged communications relating to information concerning facility compliance analysis, physician board certification removal proceeding relating to cheating scandal, whistleblower claims relating to privacy breaches, claims of pharmacy in insurer receivership, commissions to employees for recruiting HMO members, removal of provider from HMO network, employment discrimination, and disability discrimination against a disabled patient. On the counseling side, he has assisted institutions with designing a research information collection survey and an investigation into possible hospital security breaches, HIPAA compliance programs, including analysis of requirements of regulations and assessments of institutional compliance and compliance with research rules, analysis of the law governing release of protected health information to doctors or their malpractice counsel or experts in court cases without the consent of the patient, under both HIPAA and state law, interaction between electronic privacy laws and HIPAA, deductions from physicians’ wages by hospitals and analysis of liquidated damages clauses in researcher agreements.
David has also represented both employers and employees in disputes concerning employment agreements, termination of employment and employment discrimination, as well as negotiations of employment agreements.
David represents clients in arbitrations and other alternative dispute resolution procedures as well as state and federal courts throughout the United States.
David is a regular speaker on legal ethics. He has lectured and participated on panels before The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, the American Bar Association, the Practicing Law Institute, The Institute of International Banking Law & Practice, New York Women In Film & Television, The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., the Licensing International Annual Convention and the Massachusetts Software Council. He has taught Copyright Law at Seton Hall Law School as an adjunct professor. He is a member and former trustee of The Copyright Society of the U.S.A. David has published articles which have appeared in Advertising Age, Entertainment Law Reporter, The Entertainment Publishing and the Arts Handbook, the Journal of The Copyright Society of the U.S.A. and Practical Lawyer. He has written a series of articles on Internet Law entitled "Web Site Story," which appeared in American Lawyer's Corporate Counsel magazine.
David is recognized as a New York Metro Super Lawyer. He is an AV® Preeminent™ Rated lawyer and one of New York's Top Rated Lawyers in his field according to Martindale-Hubbell.
- "The Pitfalls & Practicalities of Intellectual Property Protection," Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts - June 2022
- “Buzz And Infringement: Staying Out Of Court In One Easy Lesson’” New York Women In Film & Television, 2022
- “In Re Citibank August 11, 2020, Wire Transfers,” ABA Letters of Credit Subcommittee, 2021
- “Contracts in the Time of COVID,” MSI Global Alliance 2020
- “Is This Thing Copyrightable?”, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts 2020
- "The Pitfalls & Practicalities of Intellectual Property Protection," New York Women In Film & Television, 2018
- "Ethical Issues in Licensing," Practising Law Institute, Understanding the Intellectual Property License, 1997-2021
- "Ethical Considerations In Licensing," Practising Law Institute, Advanced Licensing Agreements, 2007-2022
- "Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer," Practising Law Institute, 2011-2022
- “Negotiation Ethics,” The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2017-2022
- Panelist, Institute of International Banking Law & Practice, NY Standby & Guarantee/Law Summit 2015-2019
- “Ethics Issues in IP Practice,” New Jersey Intellectual Property Association 2016
- “Negotiation Ethics,” New Jersey Intellectual Property Association, 2014
- "Show Me the Money: The Essentials of Valuation of Copyrights in Transactions and Litigation" The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., New York Chapter, 2014
- Entertainment & Technology Law Series, National Association of Recording Merchandisers, 2013
- "Negotiation Ethics," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., New York Chapter, 2012
- "Negotiating...Ethically," Moses & Singer In-House Counsel CLE Program, 2012
- "Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer," Practising Law Institute, Ethics in Context, 2008, 2010-2011
- "Ethics in Negotiations," WebCredenza Professional Education Broadcast Network Live Teleseminar, 2010
- "Ethical Issues for the Entertainment Lawyer," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2008
- "Winning Ethics in Licensing," Licensing International, 2008
- "Legal Bases for Civil Remedies-The Mid-Winter Meeting," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2008
- "Non-Traditional Fee Arrangements; Doing Business with Your Client," Current Ethical Issues for the Entertainment Lawyer in Music, Film, Television & Theater, New York City Bar, 2008
- "Non-Traditional Fee Arrangements and Doing Business with Clients," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2007
- "Ethical Considerations in International Patent Licenses," Practising Law Institute, 2006
- "Know Your Boundaries! The Unauthorized Practice of Law," Practising Law Institute, 2005
- "Ethics for the IP Practitioner," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2003
- "Internet Law Institute," Practising Law Institute, 2003, 2004
- Adjunct Professor, Copyright Law, Seton Hall Law School, 2001-2004
- "Trademark Basics for Attorneys," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2000-2003
- "Get Wired 2000: Practicing Arts, Entertainment, Media & Sports Law in the Digital Age," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2000
- "Basic Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2000, 2002
- The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2000 Annual Meeting
- "Internet Law," guest lecturer at Fordham University School of Law, 1998-2002
- "Fair Use-Real, Virtual and Totally Virtual," Trademark Committee, The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 1997
- "Legal Issues in the Agency Business," American Association of Advertising Agencies, 1997
- "Understanding The Intellectual Property License," Practising Law Institute, 1997-2001
- "Look-Alikes and Sound-Alikes, the Legal Implications," American Corporate Counsel Association, 1996
- "Dispute Resolution Provisions in Copyright Related Contracts," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 1994
- Section of Patent, Trademark & Copyright, American Bar Association, Annual Meeting, 1993
- "How to Handle Basic Copyright and Trademark Problems," Practising Law Institute, 1990.
- "Antitrust Law in the United States," co-authored, Anglo-American Legal Language 3, 2016
- New York Super Lawyers
- New York State Bar Association
- Member, Former Trustee and Co-Chairman of the 1999 Annual Meeting, The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.
- The Association of the Bar of the City of New York
- Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar
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David Rabinowitz, a member of Moses & Singer's Litigation, Intellectual Property and Law Firm Management practice groups, has been a partner with the firm since 1985.
Within a broad commercial litigation and litigation counseling practice, David has focused in the substantive areas of financial industry litigation, including corporate trusts and letters of credit, trusts and estates, intellectual property, contracts and employment.
David has represented major financial institutions in matters relating to indenture trusts, letters of credit, negotiable instruments and electronic transfers, real estate and cross-border judgment enforcement.
In the trusts and estates area, David has represented fiduciaries and beneficiaries in fiduciary accountings, will and trust construction and trust and estate administration. These have included representing large financial institutions in major Surrogate’s Court litigations including claims ranging up to $2 billion for mismanagement of trusts. He has represented individuals and charitable institutions in disputes over dispositions from estates. He has represented individuals in will contests, claims to restore allegedly alienated property to estates, and other claims against estates. He has represented individuals as fiduciaries in claims of improper estate administration and claims to enforce dispositions under wills.
In the area of intellectual property, David has represented entertainment, sports and media companies, talent and rights owners in litigated and non-litigated matters concerning contracts and licenses, copyright, trademark and unfair competition, right of publicity, and defamation and related free speech issues, including infringement claims and inter partes proceedings in the US Patent and Trademark Office.
In the healthcare industry, Mr. Rabinowitz has assisted healthcare provider organization, HMOs and other healthcare institutions with both dispute resolution, including litigation, and counseling. He has helped resolve disputes concerning provider reimbursement, commissions to third parties for recruiting HMO members, privileged communications relating to information concerning facility compliance analysis, physician board certification removal proceeding relating to cheating scandal, whistleblower claims relating to privacy breaches, claims of pharmacy in insurer receivership, commissions to employees for recruiting HMO members, removal of provider from HMO network, employment discrimination, and disability discrimination against a disabled patient. On the counseling side, he has assisted institutions with designing a research information collection survey and an investigation into possible hospital security breaches, HIPAA compliance programs, including analysis of requirements of regulations and assessments of institutional compliance and compliance with research rules, analysis of the law governing release of protected health information to doctors or their malpractice counsel or experts in court cases without the consent of the patient, under both HIPAA and state law, interaction between electronic privacy laws and HIPAA, deductions from physicians’ wages by hospitals and analysis of liquidated damages clauses in researcher agreements.
David has also represented both employers and employees in disputes concerning employment agreements, termination of employment and employment discrimination, as well as negotiations of employment agreements.
David represents clients in arbitrations and other alternative dispute resolution procedures as well as state and federal courts throughout the United States.
David is a regular speaker on legal ethics. He has lectured and participated on panels before The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, the American Bar Association, the Practicing Law Institute, The Institute of International Banking Law & Practice, New York Women In Film & Television, The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., the Licensing International Annual Convention and the Massachusetts Software Council. He has taught Copyright Law at Seton Hall Law School as an adjunct professor. He is a member and former trustee of The Copyright Society of the U.S.A. David has published articles which have appeared in Advertising Age, Entertainment Law Reporter, The Entertainment Publishing and the Arts Handbook, the Journal of The Copyright Society of the U.S.A. and Practical Lawyer. He has written a series of articles on Internet Law entitled "Web Site Story," which appeared in American Lawyer's Corporate Counsel magazine.
David is recognized as a New York Metro Super Lawyer. He is an AV® Preeminent™ Rated lawyer and one of New York's Top Rated Lawyers in his field according to Martindale-Hubbell.
- "The Pitfalls & Practicalities of Intellectual Property Protection," Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts - June 2022
- “Buzz And Infringement: Staying Out Of Court In One Easy Lesson’” New York Women In Film & Television, 2022
- “In Re Citibank August 11, 2020, Wire Transfers,” ABA Letters of Credit Subcommittee, 2021
- “Contracts in the Time of COVID,” MSI Global Alliance 2020
- “Is This Thing Copyrightable?”, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts 2020
- "The Pitfalls & Practicalities of Intellectual Property Protection," New York Women In Film & Television, 2018
- "Ethical Issues in Licensing," Practising Law Institute, Understanding the Intellectual Property License, 1997-2021
- "Ethical Considerations In Licensing," Practising Law Institute, Advanced Licensing Agreements, 2007-2022
- "Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer," Practising Law Institute, 2011-2022
- “Negotiation Ethics,” The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2017-2022
- Panelist, Institute of International Banking Law & Practice, NY Standby & Guarantee/Law Summit 2015-2019
- “Ethics Issues in IP Practice,” New Jersey Intellectual Property Association 2016
- “Negotiation Ethics,” New Jersey Intellectual Property Association, 2014
- "Show Me the Money: The Essentials of Valuation of Copyrights in Transactions and Litigation" The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., New York Chapter, 2014
- Entertainment & Technology Law Series, National Association of Recording Merchandisers, 2013
- "Negotiation Ethics," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., New York Chapter, 2012
- "Negotiating...Ethically," Moses & Singer In-House Counsel CLE Program, 2012
- "Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer," Practising Law Institute, Ethics in Context, 2008, 2010-2011
- "Ethics in Negotiations," WebCredenza Professional Education Broadcast Network Live Teleseminar, 2010
- "Ethical Issues for the Entertainment Lawyer," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2008
- "Winning Ethics in Licensing," Licensing International, 2008
- "Legal Bases for Civil Remedies-The Mid-Winter Meeting," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2008
- "Non-Traditional Fee Arrangements; Doing Business with Your Client," Current Ethical Issues for the Entertainment Lawyer in Music, Film, Television & Theater, New York City Bar, 2008
- "Non-Traditional Fee Arrangements and Doing Business with Clients," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2007
- "Ethical Considerations in International Patent Licenses," Practising Law Institute, 2006
- "Know Your Boundaries! The Unauthorized Practice of Law," Practising Law Institute, 2005
- "Ethics for the IP Practitioner," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2003
- "Internet Law Institute," Practising Law Institute, 2003, 2004
- Adjunct Professor, Copyright Law, Seton Hall Law School, 2001-2004
- "Trademark Basics for Attorneys," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2000-2003
- "Get Wired 2000: Practicing Arts, Entertainment, Media & Sports Law in the Digital Age," The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 2000
- "Basic Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2000, 2002
- The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 2000 Annual Meeting
- "Internet Law," guest lecturer at Fordham University School of Law, 1998-2002
- "Fair Use-Real, Virtual and Totally Virtual," Trademark Committee, The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, 1997
- "Legal Issues in the Agency Business," American Association of Advertising Agencies, 1997
- "Understanding The Intellectual Property License," Practising Law Institute, 1997-2001
- "Look-Alikes and Sound-Alikes, the Legal Implications," American Corporate Counsel Association, 1996
- "Dispute Resolution Provisions in Copyright Related Contracts," The Copyright Society of the U.S.A., 1994
- Section of Patent, Trademark & Copyright, American Bar Association, Annual Meeting, 1993
- "How to Handle Basic Copyright and Trademark Problems," Practising Law Institute, 1990.
- "Antitrust Law in the United States," co-authored, Anglo-American Legal Language 3, 2016
- New York Super Lawyers
- New York State Bar Association
- Member, Former Trustee and Co-Chairman of the 1999 Annual Meeting, The Copyright Society of the U.S.A.
- The Association of the Bar of the City of New York
- Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar
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- Columbia University School of Law (J.D., Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar)
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (B.S.)
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
- U.S. District Court, District of Colorado
- U.S. Supreme Court
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
- U.S. District Court, Western District of New York
- U.S. District Court, Northern District of New York
- U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
- U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York
- New York
- Moses & Singer LLP Attorneys Achieve Super Lawyer 2021 Status
- Moses & Singer LLP Attorneys Achieve Super Lawyer 2020 Status
- David Rabinowitz Quoted in Bloomberg Law/IP Law News on the Dr. Seuss-Star Trek IP Dispute
- Moses & Singer LLP Attorneys Achieve Super Lawyer Status
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Achieve Super Lawyer Status
- Moses & Singer Achieve Super Lawyers Status
- Moses & Singer Obtains Dismissal Of Multi-million Dollar Claim To Cosby Show Profits
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Achieve Super Lawyers Status
- Super Lawyers Honors Moses & Singer Attorneys in 2015 New York Metro Edition
- Super Lawyers Honors Moses & Singer Attorneys in 2014 New York Metro Edition
- Moses & Singer Closes $150 Million Sale of Apple & Eve, LLC
- Martindale-Hubbell Announces List of Top Rated Lawyers In New York
- Super Lawyers Announces List Moses & Singer Attorneys
- New York Super Lawyers® Lists Moses & Singer Lawyers
- Moses & Singer Hosts In-House Counsel for Ethics CLE Program
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Earn Top Listing
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Named New York's Legal Elite
- Super Lawyers® Lists Moses & Singer Lawyers
- Moses & Singer Attorneys Listed in Super Lawyers®
- Moses & Singer Lawyers Listed in 2008 New York Super Lawyers®
- Moses & Singer settles copyright royalty rate dispute for client Music Choice®.
- Moses & Singer triumphs as a friend of the Court
- Moses Singer Will Join VLA To Present “The Pitfalls & Practicalities of Intellectual Property Protection” CLE
- Elizabeth A. Corradino And David Rabinowitz Give Social Media Talk To NYWIFT
- Digital Health Webinar Series: Session 4 - Telehealth: IP, Data Use and Data Sharing
- David Rabinowitz Speaking at Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
- David Rabinowitz To Speak At PLI Advanced Licensing Agreements
- David Rabinowitz To Speak At New York City Bar Bridge-the-Gap: Corporate & Litigation
- David Rabinowitz To Speak At PLI's Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer 2020
- Michael Evan Avidon, Paul Roder & Dave Rabinowitz Will Be Panelists At This Year's Standby & Guarantee Forum & Letter of Credit Law Summit
- Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2018
- Standby & Guarantee Forum + LC Law Summit
- The Pitfalls & Practicalities of Intellectual Property (IP) Protection
- Advanced Licensing Agreements 2018
- Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2017
- Advanced Licensing Agreements 2017
- Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2016
- Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer 2016
- PLI Advanced Licensing Agreements 2016
- 16-Hour Bridge-The-Gap: Corporate & Litigation
- Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2015
- Outsourcing 2015: Sourcing Critical Services
- PLI Advanced Licensing Agreements 2015
- NYC Bar Bridge-the-Gap Corporate and Litigation
- Ethical Issues in Licensing test
- Outsourcing 2014 - Sourcing Critical Services
- Show Me the Money - Essentials of Copyright Valuation
- Ethical Issues in Licensing
- Ethical Considerations in Licensing
- Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer 2013
- Ethical Issues in Licensing
- Negotiation Ethics
- Ethical Issues in Licensing
- Ethical Considerations in Licensing
- Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer 2011
- Ethical Issues in Licensing
- Ethics in Negotiations
- Ethical Considerations in Licensing
- Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer
- Ethical Issues in Licensing
- Choice-of-Law and Choice-of-Forum Clauses in New York: Drafting Provisions that Work
- Ethical Considerations In Licensing
- Advanced Licensing Agreements 2009
- Ethical Issues in Licensing
- Ethical Issues in Licensing
- Ethics for the Negotiating Lawyer
- Non-Traditional Fee Arrangements; Doing Business with Your Client
- Advanced Licensing Agreements 2008
- The 'Mid-Winter' Meeting
- Games Without Frontiers Panel Discussion
- Advanced Licensing Agreements: 'Ethical Considerations In Licensing'
- Patent Holders Beware: Enforcement Efforts May Lead to Personal Jurisdiction
- Author’s Family Fails to Recover Copyright Renewal Term When Author Dies Before Renewal
- As Artificial Intelligence Expands, So Do Legal Protections
- Courts Issue Multiple Decisions Restating Scope of Copyright Fair Use
- Gross Negligence Allegation Doesn't Defeat Sole Remedy Clause: Pool-Trustee’s Damage Claims Against Sponsor Dismissed
- Recent Corona Relief Act Includes Updates to Trademark and Copyright Laws
- Free Speech Gets New Protection In New York
- New York State Expands Right Of Publicity Protections, Including To Deceased Persons
- Important Holdings for Letter of Credit Users and Issuers From Recent New York Cases Involving Natixis Funding Corp. and Natixis, New York Branch
- The Payroll Tax Credit – How Employers Get Reimbursed for Federally Mandated Paid Leave
- Led Zeppelin Wins Appeal In ‘Stairway To Heaven’ Copyright Lawsuit
- Are Communications Between An Indenture Trustee And Its Attorneys Privileged? Pre-Default Communications Held To Be Privileged
- How Privilege Applies To Multinationals' In-House Counsel
- Collateral Manager Cannot Enforce Trustee’s Promise To Indemnify For Expenses In Excess Of Indenture Waterfall
- Supreme Court Eases Copyright Protection For Fashion, Product Designs
- Second Circuit Reverses Marblegate, Clarifying Meaning of TIA Section 316(b)
- Plaintiff-Assignee Of Claims Against Trustee Escapes Sanctions For Failure To Produce Assignor's Documents
- Assignee Of Noteholders Suing Trustee Must Produce Assignorsâ„¢ Documents In Litigation
- No Claim For Negligence Against Mortgage Servicer
- Trustees Post-Bankruptcy Counsel Fees not Allowed as Part of its Unsecured Claim against the Bankruptcy Estate
- Potential Expansion of Trustees' Duty to Give Notices of Default
- In re XTO Energy Inc., Timberland Gathering & Processing Company, Inc., and Bank of America, N.A., No. 05-14-01446-CV, 2015 WL 4524197
- Indenture Trustee Cannot Remove Bondholder Class Action to Federal Court
- Indenture Trustee Cannot Remove Bondholder Class Action to Federal Court
- Indenture Bars Guarantor's Defenses Based on Allegations Trustee Failed to Keep Records and Act in Good Faith
- Why New York Law and Jurisdiction Offers Advantages for International L/C Transactions
- Intellectual Property Contracts: New Decision Alert
- Intellectual Property Contracts: New Decision Alert
- Intellectual Property Contracts: New Decision Alert
- Indemnity Clause Prevails Over Limited Remedy Clause In Software License
- Clickthrough Terms of Use Effective to Transfer Copyright of Posted Photographs
- Intellectual Property Contracts: Invention "Conceived" During Employment Awarded to Employer's Assignee
- Non-Class Action Arbitration Compelled in Consumer Antitrust Case Based on Click Wrap Agreement
- Work Made For Hire Agreement Cannot Be Retroactive
- Demystifying ESQrow Ethics
- Sleeplessness Caused in Seattle
- Save E-Mails, Avoid Sanctions: Court Creates New Duty To Preserve E-Mails During A Transaction
- Why Written Employment Agreements are Important - to Employers
- Second Circuit Topples Some NY Rules on Certified Specialists
- No Office, No Practice? No! Requirement of New York Office for Non-resident Attorneys Ruled Unconstitutional
- How to Outsource Legal Work
- Severe Penalties Related to NY's New Wage Law
- New York Resolves In-House Counsel Bar Admission Problem
- Up Close and Professional with New York's Engagement Letter Rules
- EEOC v. Kelley Drye & Warren LLP: The Sequel
- EEOC Attacks Law Firm Retirement Again
- Employment Law Update
- New Hire Requirements Effective October 26, 2009
- Landmark Decision on Judgment Enforcement
- Employee Arbitrations May Be Costly To Employers
- New Model Order of Maritime Attachment May Reduce Burden on Banks
- Communications Decency Act
- Non-Traditional Fee Arrangements and Doing Business with Clients
- Intellectual Property
- Why Employers Have to Pay Attention to the HIPAA Privacy Rule
- Privacy Lawsuits Based on Federal Statutes Protecting Electronic Data Generally
- New York State Insurance Enacts Privacy Rule: Part 2
- Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About the Copyright Act Before 1909
- New York State Insurance Enacts Privacy Rule: A Two Part Series
- Health and Financial Privacy Rules May Link Up: The Proposed Medical Financial Privacy Protection Act
- Everything You Didn't Want to Know About HIPAA But Have to Ask (Part 3-Administrative Simplification Rules)
- Healthcare Websites: The Other Privacy Issue
- e-Health Law Issue
- Web Site Story 4-Nationwide Internet Jurisdiction is not Ended by Blue Note
- Notice of Nonrenewal of an 'Evergreen' Letter of Credit Must be 'Clear and Unequivocal'
- Web Site Story 6-Breakaway Employees Beware
- Web Site Story 3-The Emerging Tort of Domain Name Infringement
- Web Site Story 5-Emerging Limits to Out-of-State Jurisdiction over Web Sites
- Web Site Story 2-Finding Yourself Subject to Jurisdiction Far, Far Away
- Web Site Story-A Legal Primer for Web Site Owners and Designers
- What To Do With A Fallen Star: Voiding Endorsement Deal Can Be a Legal Headache
- Choice of Law in Sound-Alike Cases
- Copyright Preemption: New York State's Erroneous Interpretation
- Copyright and Trademark Infringement: Current Techniques for Plaintiffs and Defendants