Brian has appeared on behalf of the firm's clients in state and federal courts throughout the United States, as well as in private arbitrations and mediations.  Some representative samples of Brian’s experience include actions to compel annual stockholder meetings; actions to confirm or contest the appointment or removal of officers or directors; actions seeking advancement or indemnification; actions to compel the inspection of corporate books and records; actions seeking an appraisal following a mergers and acquisitions (M&A)  transaction; post-closing disputes involving noncompete, non-solicitation, confidentiality and earn-out clauses; actions involving material adverse change (MAC) or material adverse event (MAE) clauses; stockholder class and derivative actions alleging fiduciary breaches; actions involving judicial dissolutions, deadlocks, receiverships, and business “divorces”; qui tam litigation under the Delaware and Federal False Claims Acts; real estate and construction finance litigation; and high-value loan default litigation involving the world’s largest financial institutions. Brian also counsels clients on a variety of business, corporate and escheat/unclaimed property issues.

Brian's goal for each matter is to develop case-specific and cutting-edge strategies and to ultimately produce high-quality and cost-effective results and work products for clients.