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Delaware Business Litigation
While many corporate attorneys in Massachusetts have a basic understanding of Delaware business law, they generally do not possess the depth of knowledge that may be required to review a situation and adequately advise the client. Harbor Law Group is unique in that it provides its clients with direct access to a Delaware attorney who is knowledgeable about Delaware business law and has experience with the Court of Chancery.
Brian Gottesman
Special Counsel
PHONE: 508-393-9244
EMAIL: office@harborlaw.com
Brian Gottesman is Special Counsel to Harbor Law Group on issues of Delaware law.
He has been a partner with the Wilmington, Delaware firm of Berger Harris LLP since shortly after its founding, and is the head of its Corporate/Business Entity Counseling practice group. He serves as Special Counsel to the Harbor Law Group for matters of Delaware litigation and transactional law.
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ADA Website Access Regulations
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The Name Game: Choose a Name for Your Product
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