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A partner in the firm's business and financial transactions group, Mr. Friedman concentrates his practice on general business matters, with particular emphasis on venture capital financing transactions and on representing family-owned and closely-held businesses as well as professional partnerships. He has lectured extensively and is the author of numerous articles and several published books, including The Successful Family Business (1998), How to Profit by Forming Your Own Limited Liability Company (1996) and (co-author) How to Run a Family Business . He is the creator of P/E Max , a consulting program designed to enhance organizational success and co-author, with Bob Rich, of a related book, Secrets from the Delphi Cafe. Mr. Friedman is also the president of Niagara Gorge Venture Partners, LLC., a privately held investment company. He is active in many civic and professional organizations. Partner Tel: 716.853.5100 Fax: 716.853.5199 Practice Areas: Business and Financial Transactions Family Business Education: University of Pennsylvania School of Law (LL.M., 1984) Washington University School of Law (J.D., 1983) Trinity College (B.A., 1980) Admitted To Practice: State of New York State of Pennsylvania Professional Associations: American Bar Association New York State Bar Association Sample Publications: The Successful Family Business (Dearborn Financial Publishing, April, 1998) How to Profit by Forming Your Own Limited Liability Company (Dearborn Financial Publishing, October, 1996) How to Run a Family Business (Betterway Books, 1997) The Lowdown on Limited Liability Companies, Delta Sky Magazine The LLC and S Corporation: Choice of Entity Redux, New York State Bar Journal (July/August 1997) The Uniform Commercial Code's Limitation of Remedies New York Buyer's Beware!," New York State Bar Journal (July, 1989) Medical Societies Liability Under the Sherman Act for Horizontal Maximum Price-Fixing Agreement, " Washington University Law Quarterly, 1983. | 