David Steinberg, ESQ. FranchiseLawyer.com (Resume)

Professional Licenses:

Admitted to State Bar of Michigan - 1980
Admitted to Eastern and Western District of Michigan Federal Courts - 1982
Admitted to Sixth Circuit - 1982
Admitted to State Bar of California - 1987

Professional Associations:

ABA (Clayton Act Committee; Antitrust Section; Subcommittee on Franchising, Forum Committee on Franchising);
State Bar of Michigan (Antitrust Section Subcommittee on Franchising, Dealerships & Distribution)

Education:

University of Michigan (BA -'77);
University of Detroit Law School (JD-'80);
Georgetown University Law Center (LLM -'82);

Publications:

Contributing author to Los Angeles Daily Law Journal (1990).
May & Steinberg, Great Expectations For Franchising: The 1984 Amendments
to the Michigan Franchise Investment Law, Michigan Bar Journal (January, 1985).
Application of the Antitrust and Labor Exemptions to Collective Bargaining of the Reserve System in Professional Baseball, 28 Wayne Law Review 1301(1982)
The Role of Section 2 of the Sherman Act in International Patent Fraud: "Walk Tall and Carry a Big Stick," 59 Washington U.L.Q. 123 (1981).
Comment, The National Hockey League Reserve System: A Restraint of
Trade? 56 University of Detroit Journal of Urban Law 467 (1979).

dsteinberg@thavgross.com