An associate in Cooper Levenson’s Business, Cyber Risk Management and Tax practice group, Peter concentrates his practice on estate and tax planning; corporate best practices, and developing risk reduction tools for online service providers.

Practice Highlights

Peter began his career at Cooper Levenson as a summer clerk in 2011 and continued clerking for the firm until 2014. He worked in a multitude of areas, including tax law, personal injury litigation, drafting contracts, assessing LLC operating agreements and partnership agreements, and developing risk management policies for corporate entities. In addition, Peter handles general corporate matters, arbitration drafting, sales and local tax in a number of U.S. states, and value added taxes and goods and services taxes for international businesses.

Peter also served as a legal intern to the New Jersey Department of Education, United States Department of Justice, Civil Division as well as the United States Department Of Treasury, U.S. Mint.

Peter is a recipient of the 2014 Maro R. Sondahl Award for Excellence in International Commercial Law and Arbitration from the Rutgers School of Law and earned first place in the Willem C. Vis Moot for International Commercial Arbitration in Munich, Germany Rounds.

Education

Peter earned his B.A. in International Affairs and International Economics from the George Washington University and J.D. at the Rutgers School of Law – Camden. While at Rutgers, Peter served as a teaching assistant for both Contracts and Arbitration. He is admitted to practice in New Jersey.

Publications

Changing Residency from New Jersey to FloridaThe 2015 U.S. Measles Outbreak as a Case Study for Cybersecurity in Enterprise Risk ManagementNJ Assembly Votes To Expand Data Breach Notification RequirementsDeveloping a Cyber Risk Management PolicyDeveloping a Cyber Risk Management StrategyCyber Risk Management For Businesses