Mark Bloomberg is a high-stakes commercial litigator, focusing on intellectual property, commercial litigation, and financial litigation. With nearly 40 years of experience, he has represented clients in a variety of actions, and advised clients concerning patents, licenses, acquisitions and commercial agreements.
Mr. Bloomberg’s experience ranges from representing American-based securities firms concerning intellectual property and commercial matters relating to equities, securities, futures and options, to representing clients in a number of areas, including electronic trading systems, business methods, computers, telecommunication systems and the Internet.
Mr. Bloomberg also counsels clients in connection with commercial disputes. He has conducted investigations concerning private equity acquisitions, intellectual property rights, software agreements, indemnification and standards requirements, and negotiated and prepared patent licenses, settlement agreements and purchase agreements.
Prior to joining Zuber Lawler, Mr. Bloomberg was a Partner at Ropes & Gray LLP. Before attending Harvard Law School, Mr. Bloomberg worked in the Spacecraft Steering and Control Group at the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, where he designed algorithms for the inertial guidance system of the MX Missile.