David L Finger

Has experience with shareholder class and derivative lawsuits accusing corporate directors of breaching their fiduciary duties and/or violating the Delaware General Corporate Law, corporate election contests, actions to obtain access to corporate records and shareholder lists, disputes over stockholder agreements and director indemnity agreements, and much more.

Hrepresented small and large companies in state and federal courts in a wide range of business disputes involving contract interpretation and enforcement, covenants not to compete, arbitration agreements, ownership of various types of businesses and property, unfair trade practices, theft of trade secrets, interference with business agreements and relationships, civil fraud and foreign judgment enforcement, among others.

Hhas litigated patent and trademark cases, including disputes arising under the Lanham Act, including the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act. Also offers his services as Delaware counsel to out-of-state firms litigating patent, trademark, copyright, service mark, trade secret and other proprietary information cases in Delaware.