Mr. Feldman has had extensive experience in representing plaintiffs and defendants in matters involving contract disputes, fraud, secured lending litigation, real estate matters, securities law, business torts, insurance disputes, breach of warranty, disability law, RICO, ERISA litigation, trade secrets, restrictive covenants, and employment matters. His relevant recent experience includes:

Winning summary judgment and an affirmance on appeal for the defendant in a multi-million dollar contract dispute between two insurance brokers;

Winning summary judgment and an affirmance on appeal for a bank in a case brought under a mortgage satisfaction statute arising out of a commercial mortgage;

Defending a major national mortgage market participant in a suit involving a $30 million claim by a major bank;

Prosecuting an $8 million claim on behalf of a mortgage lender against a competing bank;

Litigating, with Richard Bazelon, a 28-day preliminary injunction hearing in a government contract dispute on behalf of a group of disabled employees;

Serving as the appellate lawyer for a profit sharing plan in an appeal from an order disqualifying its counsel and the plan’s administrators;

Prosecuting an injunction action against a commercial landlord on behalf of two tenants who were wrongfully evicted;

Defending numerous class actions on behalf of insurers, retailers, and real-estate developers; and

Representing individuals and employers in various kinds of employment disputes.

Mr. Feldman has been a lecturer in the Temple University Law School LLM in Trial Advocacy Program, and a NITA faculty member. He is an officer and director of CADE, a local charity dedicated to helping inner city children to learn how to avoid drug use, violence and other destructive behaviors.

Mr. Feldman is a graduate of Harvard College (B.A. cum laude 1970), and the University of Pennsylvania Law School (J.D. summa cum laude 1980), where he was an Executive Editor of the Law Review and member of the Order of the Coif. Following law school, he clerked for the Honorable Henry J. Friendly of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.