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Eric Fisher, a former Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of New York, practices commercial litigation, including bankruptcy, hedge fund, securities, partnership and contract issues.
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Licensed in New York for 29 years
State: New York
Acquired: 1996
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Location
Morgenstern Jacobs & Blue, LLC
885 Third Avenue, New York, NY, 10022
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Experience
Work Experience
2006 - Present
Partner, Morgenstern Jacobs & Blue, LLC
1999 - 2002
, United States Attorneys Office, SDNY
Associations
Federal Bar Council
Member
American Bankruptcy Institute
Member
New York City Bar Association
Committee on Federal Courts
American Bar Association
Education
1995
Columbia Law School
1992
Yale College
Publications
2007
American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) Journal
New Hedge Funds and the Changing Face of Corporate Bankruptcy Practice
2005
New York Law Journal
New Clout for Victims in Criminal Proceedings
2005
The Deal
Judgment Call: Recovery Room
2005
The Wall Street Transcript
Litigation Issues for Hedge Funds
2004
Securities Regulation & Law Report
Where Should Securities Industry Employment Disputes Be Arbitrated?
2004
Securities Regulation & Law Report
Back to Basic: Is Fraud-on-the-Market Enough to Allege Loss Causation