SETH P. ROBERT
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Mr. Robert is a partner of Brown Robert, LLP. He is an experienced attorney who concentrates his practice in complex and technical civil litigation, including matters involving intellectual property rights, securities and business disputes. For many years, Mr. Robert was a litigation attorney in Manhattan handling multi-million dollar commercial disputes. Today he represents clients in matters pending in the Federal and State Courts in Florida and New York. His experience in Federal Court began with his two-year term as law clerk to the the Honorable Arthur D. Spatt of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York.

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Practice Areas

Intellectual Property Litigation
Patent, Trademark and Copyright Infringement
Trade Secret Litigation
Securities Litigation
Complex Commercial Litigation
Class Action Litigation

Education

St. John's University School of Law, J.D., 1992
State University of New York at Binghamton, B.A., 1988

Professional Associations and Memberships

New York State Bar, admitted 1992
New Jersey State Bar, admitted 1992
The Florida Bar, admitted 1998
U.S. Court of Appeals
 · Federal Circuit, admitted 2000
 · Eleventh Circuit, admitted 2002
U.S. District Court
 · Eastern District of New York, admitted 1994
 · Southern District of New York, admitted 1994
 · Southern District of Florida, admitted 1999
 · Middle District of Florida, admitted 1999
 · Northern District of Florida, admitted 1999
Steven J. Booher American Inns of Court
New York State Bar Association Committee
On Professionalism In Litigation
American Bar Association
Florida Bar Association
Broward County Bar Association

Honors

St. John's University School of Law - Law Review - Associate Managing Editor

Publications

Note, Post Milkovich Defamation Law: Are We Still Entitled To Our Opinion?, 65 St. John's Law Review 1105 (Autumn 1991); Uncivil Conduct in Depositions; Committee on Professionalism in Litigation, 2 N.Y. Litigator 29 (New York State Bar Association - November 1996); Guidelines for the Compensation of Fact Witnesses, Committee on Professionalism in Litigation, 5 N.Y. Litigator 19 (New York State Bar Association - Summer 1999).