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MARK W. ISHMAN, ESQ.,
INTERNET LAWYER
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWYER
CORPORATE ATTORNEY
BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY
REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY
Mr. Ishman's practice concentrates on advising both high-tech and brick and mortar companies in connection with Internet, e-commerce, cyberlaw, intellectual property, corporate transactional, computer security, privacy, real estate and employment matters. He has over 18 years of experience in the legal industry, over 8 years as an attorney, 3 ½ years as law clerk and over 7 years as a paralegal.
Mr. Ishman is weekly co-host of Raleigh’s radio show “ Computers 2K9” aired on Sunday mornings at 850 The Buzz AM radio
station.
His article, “ Computer Crimes and the Respondeat Superior Doctrine: Employers Beware”, was published in the July 2002 issue of the Boston University Journal of Science & Technology Law. Mr. Ishman is also the co-author of " Trends in U.S. Copyright Law: Adopting to the Cyber Revolution", which appeared in the April 2000 issue of Copyright World.
Mr. Ishman has spoken on legal issues connected to internet law, cyberlaw, e-commerce law, electronic contracting, intellectual property protection, licensing and data privacy. He is an active member in various legal associations, including the American Bar Association, North Carolina Bar Association and the Copyright Society of the USA, as well as an energetic advocate for online merchants.
Bar Admission:
North Carolina, 2001
Education:
John Marshall Law School, Chicago, IL Jan. 2001
Masters of Law in Information Technology & Privacy Law
John Marshall Law School, Chicago, IL Jan. 2001
Juris Doctorate
Concentration:
E-Commerce Law, Internet Law, Intellectual Property Licensing, Copyright Law, Trademark Law, Trade Secret Law, Cyberlaw, Ecommerce Law, Transborder Data Law, Privacy Law, Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail (SPAM), Computer Law, Business Law, Commercial Transactions, Employment Law, Residential Real Estate.
Published Articles
MINIMIZING THE RISK OF
ON-LINE FRAUD:
What Credit Card Companies
Don’t Want You to Know, Cyber-Crime Fighter (Sept. 2004)
Computer Crimes and the Respondeat Superior Doctrine: Employers Beware,
B.U.J. SCI. & TECH. L., (July 2000)
Trends in U.S. Copyright Law: Adopting to the Cyber Revolution
COPYRIGHT WORLD, (Apr. 2000)
A Consumer’s Analysis of the Electronic Currency System & the Legal Ramifications for a Transaction Gone Awry, 6 MURDOCH UNIV. ELECTRONIC
J.L. 3, (Sept. 1999)
Associations
American Bar Association (Intellectual Property, Science and Technology & Business Law)
North Carolina Bar Association (Intellectual Property & Business Law)
Licensing Executive Society
Computer Law Association
Copyright Society of the USA
Speaking Engagements
Legal Panelist at the Search Engine Strategies 2004 in Chicago, Illinois.
Monthly Lecturer at North Carolina’s Fast Trac program, focusing on various legal issues of starting a new online business.
Presented CLE seminars through Lorman Educational Services at locations throughout North Carolina focusing on the Respondeat Superior doctrine as it relates to technology in the workplace.
Assist the State of West Virginia in drafting an online fraud bill that will impose major ramifications to cybershoplifters.
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