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Profile
Gene Landy is a Shareholder at Ruberto, Israel & Weiner PC in Boston, Massachusetts. He specialises in technology, media and intellectual property law.
Main Areas of Practice
- Intellectual property
- Internet and technology
- Media and advertising
Overview
Gene Landy is a shareholder of the firm and Chair of the firm's Technology Business Group. His practice is concentrated on technology and digital media companies and digital technology and media transactions. Gene is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard Law School (cum laude).
Gene handles domestic and international transactions for high technology businesses, from start-ups to publicly traded companies. He represents companies in software, integrated circuits, telecommunications technology, IT hardware, Internet and web applications, e-commerce, digital media, computer games, and other technology fields.
His work includes counseling, licensing, strategic partnerships and joint ventures, intellectual property, technology transfer, business sales and acquisitions, and investments. He has worked for non-US technology firms that operate in the United States, including companies from India, Australia, Ireland, Switzerland, England, and Scotland. Gene also works with investors in technology opportunities.
Gene is the author, together with RIW attorney Amy Mastrobattista, of a comprehensive plain English entrepreneur's guide to digital technology and media law, published by Elsevier in June 2008. Gene Landy is also the author of articles in the field of information technology law published in law journals and other publications.
Gene frequently lectures on legal topics and has spoken at Softletter's SaaS University, e-Commerce Expo, Lotusphere, the Computer Games Developer Conference, and other industry trade shows, as well as the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, and the International Federation of Computer Law Associations. He has given presentations on IT, software, telecommunications, and Internet law in the United States, England, Ireland and India.