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Harris (“Hirsh”) Cogan is an experienced trial lawyer who represents clients in federal and state court proceedings, appeals, arbitrations, and mediations throughout the United States.He has extensive experience advising clients in the areas of:<ul>	<li>Securities litigation</li>	<li>Corporate, shareholder, and partnership disputes</li>	<li>Class actions and derivative actions</li>	<li>Real estate litigation</li>	<li>Employment—discrimination, wrongful termination, confidentiality, non-compete agreements</li>	<li>Trademark license issues</li>	<li>Alternative dispute resolution</li></ul>Hirsh is the author of a chapter in the well-recognized treatise, Commercial Litigation in New York State Courts (4th Edition 2015).

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<li>A publicly traded real estate investment trust, in litigation involving a one billion dollar merger.</li>
<li>A publicly traded defense contractor, in class-action securities litigation.</li>
<li>A former outside director of an international public corporation, in shareholder litigation.</li>
<li>A real estate entity, in a challenge to a $1.3 billion sale.</li>
<li>Venture capital funds, in a dispute concerning capital structure of a technology company.</li>
<li>A financial institution, in defaulted commercial real estate loans.</li>
<li>A financial institution, in foreclosure of loans for construction of a hotel in New York City.</li>
<li>A publicly traded company, in a dispute over a joint venture relationship.</li>
<li>A national food manufacturer and distributor, in a dispute over corporate ownership.</li>
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