Mr. Ruscitti has litigated several cases to successful results, including Federal and State jury and bench trials, claims before the ASBCA and the Court of Federal Claims, and arbitrations before the American Arbitration Association, International Centre for Dispute Resolution, the International Chamber of Commerce, JAMS and Judicial Arbiter Group, on a broad range of complex commercial, construction/surety, and civil cases, including litigation involving management and corporate control issues, mergers and acquisitions, environmental, CERCLA, RCRA, construction defects, and delays, surety disputes, intellectual property, trade secrets, mining, contract disputes, derivative actions involving fiduciary duty claims, SEC, FTC, FCC, TCPA, ERISA and withdrawal liability, employment agreements, covenants not to compete, fraud, financial transactions, and insurance coverage disputes. Mr. Ruscitti has extensive experience handling preliminary injunctions and other injunctive relief hearings. Mr. Ruscitti has handled matters in Arizona, Colorado, California, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming, as well as Canada, Central America, South American and Europe.

Mr. Ruscitti routinely advises our corporate clients and general counsel on topics such as organizing and planning business entities, mergers and acquisitions, structuring strategic alliances, structuring commercial and intellectual property transactions, and creating and protecting trade secrets and other intellectual property rights. Mr. Ruscitti also represents privately held companies in connection with private placements, financing alternatives, including secured and unsecured credit facilities and debt or equity offerings, and SEC issues. In addition, he has developed and implemented various exit strategies enabling clients to monetize their investments, including mergers and divestitures, and has implemented various corporate restructurings, reorganizations, and recapitalizations.