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Publications

Protecting My Brand and Content

Key Concerns for Individuals Considering Becoming Directors of Private Companies and a Review of Indemnification and D&O Insurance

Should You Take that Board Seat?

Private Company Director

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Abraham ("Avi") Skoff will serve as a Dialogue Leader on the Panel Titled, "Criminal Trade Secret Law and Practice," at The Sedona Conference’s Working Group 12 Annual Meeting 2026
Avi will be a dialogue leader on the panel titled, "Criminal Trade Secret Law and Practice," at The Sedona Conference’s Working Group 12 Annual Meeting 2026. Trade secret misappropriation is both a civil wrong and a crime. This panel of experienced
News
Six Moses Singer Partners Selected for Inclusion in the 2027 Lawdragon Leading Litigators in America Guide
Moses Singer is pleased to announce that six of its partners have been selected to The 2027 Lawdragon 500 Leading Litigators in America guide: John Baranello, Toby Butterfield, Howard Fischer, Isaac Greaney, David Rabinowitz, and Abraham (“Avi”) Skoff. According to Lawdragon,
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Robert Rosenberg Wrote an Article Titled, "The 5 Most Important Things to Take Away From the Hugging Face AI Hack."
AI safety debates have a habit of drifting toward science fiction. Superintelligence. Rogue robots. Machines deciding humanity is inefficient and should be downsized. The Hugging Face incident is useful precisely because nothing that dramatic had to happen. Advanced AI systems being
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Howard Fischer is Quoted in an Irish Central Article Titled, "New York State Bar Association Signs Historic Accord with Bar of Ireland
The New York State Bar Association and the Bar of Ireland have signed a new memorandum of understanding formalizing cooperation between the two legal communities and strengthening ties between New York and Ireland in international law and business. The agreement was
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Michael E. Avidon and Paul M. Roder Will Be Speaking at the 2026 Virtual BAFT Trade Finance Workshop
Moses Singer partners Michael E. Avidon and Paul M. Roder will be speaking at the 2026 Virtual BAFT Trade Finance Workshop. Mike and Paul will present on the panel, "Auto Extension Court Case," examining a significant recent New York court decision
Case
Moses & Singer LLP Advises SAS Groupe Positive in Its Acquisition of Surfer Sp. z o.o.
Moses Singer recently acted as U.S. counsel to SAS Groupe Positive, a French digital media company in connection with its acquisition of Surfer Sp. z o.o., a Polish company involved in AI-powered search optimization. The transaction closed in early October 2025. Our
Case
Moses Singer Represents Tangible Markets in Strategic Investment by a Global Fintech Company
Moses Singer represented Tangible Markets Ltd. in its recent investment transaction with a global fintech company. The transaction pairs Tangible Markets' liquidity solutions for private fund investors with the fintech company's investment platform. Tangible Markets’ solutions provide holders of private fund
News
Robert McFarlane Featured in Law.com’s “How I Made Partner” Series
Moses Singer partner Robert McFarlane is featured in Law.com’s “How I Made Partner” series in an article titled “How I Made Partner: ‘Always Tell the Truth.’ In the interview, Robert discusses his path to partnership at Moses Singer and shares
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Robert Rosenberg Wrote an Article Titled, "The Personalization Paradox: Why More Choice Is Giving People Less To Talk About," Which Appeared in Forbes Business Counsel.
We’ve never had more to watch, listen to, read or follow. So why does it sometimes feel like we have less to talk about? In partner Robert Rosenberg’s latest thought leadership piece for Forbes, he looks at the unintended consequence of hyper-personalized
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Robert Rosenberg Wrote an Article Titled, "Binge vs. Weekly: Who Really Wins?"
Streaming showed up with a seductive promise: television would finally stop bossing us around. No more waiting until Thursday at 9pm. A whole season could land at once, and the couch was yours to command. That freedom remains one of streaming’s