Biography
Mitch is a seasoned litigator who represents institutional and individual clients in complex disputes.
He acts for plaintiffs and defendants in state, federal and bankruptcy courts, in trials and appeals, and in mediations and arbitrations. He also counsels clients concerning contract, transactional, employment and other matters arising out of their business activities.
Mitch served as a federal banking regulator in Washington DC, and is well-versed in the risk management and policy issues that affect financial services institutions.
Beyond Fox Rothschild
Mitch has served on the Council on Judicial Administration, Banking Law and State Courts of Superior Jurisdiction committees of the New York City Bar Association.
He is active in alumni fundraising for Amherst College.
Mitch has been interviewed by media outlets, including Fortune.
Before Fox Rothschild
Mitch began his litigation career with an international law firm based in New York before starting his own firm that focused on securities and class action litigation.
From 1996 to 2002, he served as the head of bank supervision for the regulator of the Federal Home Loan Banks, which provides wholesale loans to several thousand banks to support residential mortgage lending. His government experience provided a broad perspective on financial, risk control and housing policy matters. After his government service, he returned to private practice in New York before joining Fox Rothschild.
Bar Admissions
- New York
- District of Columbia
Education
- Yale Law School (J.D.)
- Amherst College (B.A.)
