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Mark co-founded a company on the late 1990’s that was acquired by Microsoft and started writing about technology law just as technology and the Internet were exploding. He began his writing career with PC World Magazine. Next, he started writing a weekly column called “CyberLaw” in South Florida’s “Daily Business Review.” Later, he renamed his column “TechLaw” and moved it to the Miami Herald where the column ran for many years.

Since the mid-1990’s, Mark has spoken to hundreds
of groups domestically and internationally including
multiple appearances at Georgetown University Law
Center’s Advanced Computer Law Institute, COMDEX in Las Vegas, and seminars offered by the American Corporate Counsel Association and the Practicing Law Institute. He has also been a guest on many television and radio shows including ABC’s “Nightline.”

Mark authored the book Technology Law – What Every Business (and Business-Minded Person) Needs to Know.
Mark has written articles for several journals published by the New York Bar, Washington’s “Legal Times,” the “Texas Lawyer,” “The Recorder of San Francisco,” the “University of Texas School of Law Review of Litigation,” CIO Magazine, the New York Bar’s journal focused on in- house counsel called “Inside” and the Florida Bar’s “Computer Law Journal.” He also co- authored a chapter called “Web Development Agreements” in the American Bar Association’s book titled Internet Law for the Business Lawyer.

Some of Marks Topics:

• Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2015 | Practicing Law Institute |

• Artificial Intelligence and technology innovation

• Negotiating SaaS Deals & Contingency Planning for a Cloud Environment | Riverside Hotel |

• CIO Roundtable: Dangers Lurk in Software Service Contracts | Fordham University |

• Tips from the Trenches to Make You an Effective Negotiator | Webcast | PLI |

• Doing Saas Deals without Pain |

• Software Agreements – Cloud, SaaS, Open Source and Licensing | American Conference Institute |