Dan Goldberg has a broad commercial litigation practice with a focus on antitrust, intellectual property and franchise cases, and has tried cases and argued appeals in courts around the country. He has acted as lead national and regional litigation counsel for a number of clients in complex franchise matters and has served as lead litigation counsel for the New England Patriots and the Boston Red Sox. He has both jury and bench trial experience in a wide variety of cases. His intellectual property litigation experience includes successful prosecution and defense of copyright claims and protection of team logos for the New England Patriots and Boston Red Sox. He has also counseled clients extensively on antitrust and trade regulation matters.

National Law Journal has named Dan one of the 10 most prominent litigators in Massachusetts. Best Lawyers, BTI, Lawdragon and Super Lawyers have listed him as a leading litigation lawyer in the United States. He is also ranked in Chambers USA and in the 2012 edition Dan earns considerable acclaim from clients, who note that he is “creative, fearless and remarkably efficient.”

Dan has authored numerous articles on distribution and franchising, antitrust, unfair competition, and a variety of other topics. He was the primary draftsman of the Massachusetts Antitrust Act. He has also been a frequent panelist, lecturer and chairperson of seminars and workshops related to antitrust, unfair trade practices, distribution and franchise litigation. He is the 19th president of the board of trustees of Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE), which provides educational programs and reference materials for the Massachusetts legal community. Dan is a longtime MCLE volunteer and has been a member of the board since 2006.