Marc Haefner Spotlighted as NJ Commerce Thought Leader

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ROSELAND, NJ (August 9, 2012) - A featured Thought Leader in the NJ Commerce Magazine Summer edition, Partner Marc D. Haefner recommends course of action that averts losses related to legal battle over brand packaging. To read more, click here.

Haefner represents clients in both complex commercial and intellectual property litigation. He has taken numerous appellate cases to successful conclusions. Haefnner's complex commercial litigation practice specializes in civil cases arising under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), and has successfully prosecuted and defended such cases. Additionally, he has defended numerous cases, including class actions, brought under New Jersey’s Consumer Fraud Act. Haefner’s extensive intellectual property experience includes trademark and copyright infringement litigation in federal court. He has also assisted clients with patent litigation.

Haefner is a member of the firm’s Commercial Litigation and Intellectual Property practice groups. For more information, please contact Marc Haefner at 973-535-0500 or mhaefner@connellfoley.com.

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