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Specialized in Civil and Commercial Law, Litigation and Arbitration. From the academic year 2003/2004 he has collaborated with the Chair of Procedura civile, as voluntary assistant in Diritto dell'esecuzione civile at the University of Parma. He has covered an assignment for teaching civil and processual law, with an integrating contract for the academic year 2004/05 to 2005/2006, holding a course of lectures at Scuola di specializzazione in sanità animale, allevamento e produzioni zootecniche of Facoltà di Medicina Veterinaria. He has collaborated with the reviews "Obbligazioni e Contratti", “Famiglia, persone e successioni”, "Studium iuris", "Rivista giuridica sarda", where he has published various articles on civil law, corporate law, international law, arbitration and litigation.

George R. Halsey counsels start-up companies and individuals in all aspects of technology licensing, marketing and distribution. As a former General Counsel of SunExpress, a subsidiary of Sun Microsystems, an Associate General Counsel of Sun Microsystems and Honeywell, Inc., he was a lead legal negotiator in technology acquisition, licensing, distribution, trans-national transactions and multi-party tax leveraged transactions including transactions in excess of $250 million. Elected chairperson of the Boston Bar Association, Computer Law and Internet Committee, he is a speaker on topics of intellectual property law and legal issues in the life cycle of technology products. He was a founding member of the American Committee for Interoperable Systems (ACIS) which influenced changes in US, European and Japanese copyright law culminating in international treaties promoted by the World Intellectual Property Organization portions of which are included in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998. He was a member of the legal steering committee that launched the Infiniband Trade Association, (IBM, Sun, Dell, HP and Intel) that defined new standards for high bandwidth interoperable systems. In addition to technology legal matters, he has successfully resolved a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation, a European Commission anti-dumping claim of significant magnitude and a number of high level executive employment issues. Mr. Halsey started his legal career as a “first chair” trial and appellate lawyer on numerous civil and criminal jury trials and seven precedent setting appellate cases. A graduate of Harvard College, he earned his JD from the Boston University School of Law.

Jason Gish concentrates his practice on business, technology transactions and intellectual property matters. Mr. Gish has broad based experience as a business and intellectual property attorney representing a variety of technology companies. He counsels clients on a wide range of legal matters including technology transfer and licensing agreements, product and service purchase and sale agreements, intellectual property strategies and general business transactions. He has experience counseling clients in the fields of medical devices, manufacturing, software, Internet, computer hardware and biotechnology. Prior to forming TLG Law Group LLC, Mr. Gish practiced at Foley Hoag LLP and Wilmer Hale LLP, both in Boston, MA. He also clerked for the Honorable Alvin A. Schall of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Prior to attending law school, he completed General Electric's two–year management program.