Arieh Mordechai Flemenbaum

Arieh represents business owners - entrepreneurs, start-ups, established businesses, closely-held businesses and their management in various industries. He counsels businesses concerning formation, ownership and management issues, shareholder agreements, mergers and acquisitions, employment policies, day-to day operational issues and exit strategy planning.

25 years

Arieh has been on the forefront of E-Commerce law and cyberlaw, assisting entrepreneurs and established businesses expand their business through the use of the internet, social media and technology. Arieh helps businesses navigate the issues of privacy, data & information security, advertising and the ever expanding role of regulations involved with emerging technologies. Arieh also counsels E-commerce/E-business and drafts website terms of use, privacy policies, and disclaimers.

22 years

Arieh provides affordable estate planning to individuals and families, with flat rates for Wills, living trusts (various other types of trusts) and powers of attorney. Arieh focuses on families & business owners who wish to address their business succession & exit strategy as part of their overall estate plan. Arieh also handles probate matters & probate litigation, including, Will contests, trust disputes and guardianships.

22 years

Arieh assists businesses in capturing, protecting and monetizing their intellectual property, including, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, proprietary information, source codes and technology. He has substantial experience in negotiating and drafting non-disclosure, non-competition and licensing agreements.

24 years

Arieh advises businesses concerning their day-to day operations matters, including negotiating and drafting a variety of commercial contracts, purchase orders, warranties and sales forms, licensing agreements,employment policies, employment agreements, non-compete agreements and severance/release agreements. Flat rates are available for master vendor and/or customer contracts and other types of commercial contracts businesses generally need or use on a regular basis.

25 years