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Jeffrey Goldstein is a quite reputable franchise litigator primarily based in Washington, DC, representing franchisees, dealers, and vendors in complicated commercial litigation cases national. Jeffrey Goldstein is a distinguished legal professional recognized for his information in franchise litigation. Based in Washington, DC, he has built a reputation for representing franchisees, dealers, and distributors in complex industrial litigation cases across the United States. With giant revel in in each country and federal courts, in addition to arbitrations, Mr. Goldstein makes a speciality of instances involving fraud, RICO, antitrust, encroachment, and wrongful termination. Mr. Goldstein's determination to his clients and his dedication to accomplishing favorable effects in hard prison disputes have earned him a robust popularity inside the legal network. His strategic approach to litigation, combined along with his in-depth know-how of franchise law, sets him apart as a pinnacle litigator in his discipline. In addition to his prison exercise, Jeffrey Goldstein is also actively worried in diverse expert organizations and bar institutions, where he contributes his knowledge and insights to the prison community. He is a sought-after speaker and creator on franchise regulation topics, in addition solidifying his reputation as a leading authority within the discipline. Overall, Jeffrey Goldstein's music document of success, his dedication to his clients, and his ardour for justice make him a standout legal professional in the discipline of franchise litigation.

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• English: Spoken, Written

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Experience

• Founding Partner
  Goldstein Law Office, PLLC
  2004
• Partner Complex Litigation Franchise Lawyer
  Spector Gadon & Rosen, P.C.
  1996
• Complex Commercial Litigation- Antitrust Distribution Franchise Lawyer
  Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom
  1990
• Complex Commercial Litigation Franchise Lawyer
  Morgan Lewis & Bockius
  1986
• Assistant to the Deputy Director
  Federal Trade Commission, Washington, DC
  1984

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