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Matthew V.

Associate Attorney

Matthew Vernace is a highly educated individual who has dedicated himself to serving various organizations over the years. He has studied Doctor of Law - JD, Law at Cardozo School of Law after obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and Hispanic Studies from Boston College. He has also studied a Bachelor's degree in Ciencias Políticas y Estudios Hispanos at Universidad San Francisco de Quito.

With a background in law and experience serving in various organizations, Matthew Vernace is well-equipped to handle legal matters. He has served as a Teaching Assistant (Civil Procedure) at Cardozo School of Law and is a former Staff Editor (Vol. 39) at Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal. Additionally, he has served as a Legal Analyst at Intrellit and a Research Assistant (Civil Procedure) at Cardozo School of Law.

Matthew Vernace's diverse experience has enabled him to expand his skillset beyond the legal sector. He has previously worked as an Immigration Paralegal at Mintz, an International Orientation Coordinator at Office of International Students and Scholars, Boston College, and a Risk Management Intern at Doylestown Health. He has also worked as a Landscape Gardener at Michener Lawn & Landscape and as a Banquet Server at Doylestown Country Club Inc.

Overall, Matthew Vernace's commitment to achieving excellence in his professional endeavors has resulted in him having a varied background, making him highly adaptable to various situations and industries.

Highlights

May 24 · linkedin

Had the privilege of commenting on the upcoming Bungie v. Aimjunkies trial. Really interesting implications for developers enforcing game IP and community integrity. Check out Stephen Totilo's lead-in article summarizing the parties and arguments: https://lnkd.in/eEHP2N-J

Nov 20 · linkedin

Now live on KBL Roche's blog, my article detailing a breakdown of the Nexon v. Ironmace case and advising how indie devs can insulate themselves from violating trade secrets laws.

The article features a legal perspective on the infamous trade secrets lawsuit between Nexon and Ironmace. The relevance of this case (and its eventual resolution in South Korean courts) will have meaningful impact on experienced game devs that splinter off of from larger studios and publishers.

Stay tuned to see whether Nexon's appeal of the lawsuit's dismissal persists after the dueling briefs are served in mid-December 2023. https://lnkd.in/etBkeiDJ

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New York, New York, United States