Position: Member

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Website: www.haynesboone.com

Admitted: 1973, New York and U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York; 1974, U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit; 1979, U.S. Supreme Court; 1998, U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit

Law School: New York University, J.D.

College: University of Pennsylvania, B.S.

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Practice Areas: Civil Litigation; Trial Practice; Business Litigation; Real Estate and Construction Litigation; Intellectual Property Litigation

Additional Information: 

David Fleischer has been representing clients in complex commercial disputes for more than 25 years. David’s approach blends an early appreciation for his clients’ litigation goals with an ability to develop blueprints designed to achieve those objectives. David’s practice focuses on the representation of clients from a wide array of industries in commercial litigation matters pending before federal, state, arbitration and mediation forums throughout the United States. David is well-known for his successful representation of Marvel Entertainment, the country’s leading comic book publisher and a successful feature film producer, in a variety of high stakes litigation matters involving issues of intellectual property, licensing rights and executive employment disputes. David successfully defended Marvel in the well-publicized declaratory judgment action brought to invalidate copyright termination notices issued by the heirs of Jack Kirby who were seeking rights to The Incredible Hulk, The Fantastic Four Nick Fury and many other iconic characters that Mr. Kirby co-created while employed by Marvel. In another instance David secured dismissal of a lawsuit seeking $750 million in damages and other relief against Marvel instigated by former business associates of Stan Lee claiming that Mr. Lee had conveyed to their company rights to the Spider-Man, Ironman, and Incredible Hulk characters Mr. Lee co-created during his employment by Marvel.

Cases:

Stephen Kimbel v. Marvel Entertainment, L.L.C.

Firm Members: Ann Richardson