Terry GrossAttorney
Media, intellectual property, Internet, blockchain, international and constitutional law
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01Media, privacy & IPDefamation, privacy, copyright, trademark, trade secrets, Internet and entertainment matters.Terry Gross · Adam C. Belsky↗02Constitutional & public lawFree speech, due process, government conduct, civil rights and international matters.Terry Gross · Jonathan C. Moore↗03Markets & collective claimsAntitrust, consumer fraud, class actions and complex commercial disputes.Adam C. Belsky · Erik L. Shawn↗04Ventures & transactionsCommercial counseling, governance, blockchain matters and business disputes.Terry Gross · Adam C. Belsky↗A broad civil practice, made legible
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Adam C. BelskyAttorney
Intellectual property, antitrust, business litigation, media law and class actions
Erik L. ShawnAttorney
Consumer antitrust, class actions, consumer protection, employment and securities matters
Jonathan C. MooreOf counsel
Civil rights, police and governmental misconduct, employment discrimination and First Amendment advocacy
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