David helped technology, telecommunications, life sciences, and other tech-intensive companies with all types of commercial transactions. His practice combined decades of technology, commercial, and intellectual property experience to help clients reach their business goals in every matter.

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David worked with intellectual property-intensive businesses to obtain maximum value for their products, services, technologies and, often, their companies, as well as with the purchasers of high-tech goods and services (and the technology itself) to ensure that they obtain the value for which they are paying.

Active in firm management, he formerly served on the firm’s Executive Committee and as managing partner of the firm’s Washington office.

David routinely helped clients negotiate:

  • Licenses of all types and varieties covering patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets.
  • Cloud computing, hosted services, and collocation arrangements.
  • Settlement agreements resolving patent, copyright, and trademark litigation.
  • Development and joint development arrangements.
  • Sponsored research agreements.
  • Agreements to purchase or sell high-tech companies or their assets.
  • Outsourcing and off-shoring deals.
  • Consulting agreements.
  • Manufacturing and supply agreements.
  • OEM, distribution, reseller, and marketing representative agreements.
  • Marketing and merchandizing agreements.
  • E-commerce arrangements of all varieties.

David joined the firm after serving as assistant general counsel to the Association of Data Processing Service Organizations (now part of CompTIA).

David worked with intellectual property-intensive businesses to obtain maximum value for their products, services, technologies and, often, their companies, as well as with the purchasers of high-tech goods and services (and the technology itself) to ensure that they obtain the value for which they are paying.

Active in firm management, he formerly served on the firm’s Executive Committee and as managing partner of the firm’s Washington office.

David routinely helped clients negotiate:

  • Licenses of all types and varieties covering patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets.
  • Cloud computing, hosted services, and collocation arrangements.
  • Settlement agreements resolving patent, copyright, and trademark litigation.
  • Development and joint development arrangements.
  • Sponsored research agreements.
  • Agreements to purchase or sell high-tech companies or their assets.
  • Outsourcing and off-shoring deals.
  • Consulting agreements.
  • Manufacturing and supply agreements.
  • OEM, distribution, reseller, and marketing representative agreements.
  • Marketing and merchandizing agreements.
  • E-commerce arrangements of all varieties.

David joined the firm after serving as assistant general counsel to the Association of Data Processing Service Organizations (now part of CompTIA).

  • Past member, Steering Committee, District of Columbia Bar Computer Law Section
  • Past president, District of Columbia Computer Law Forum
  • Assistant general counsel, ADAPSO (The Information Technology Association of America), 1982-85
  • Attorney, Department of Housing and Urban Development (Washington, D.C.), 1980-82

Education

  • The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, J.D., 1980
  • Miami University, B.S., 1977, accounting

Bar Admissions

  • District of Columbia