William MossContact Education Associate Editor, North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation, 2010-11 Duke University, A.B., History & French, 2007 Professional Background William represents businesses, lenders, investors, and entrepreneurs in a broad range of litigation, corporate, commercial finance, and restructuring matters. Since joining Friedberg PC in 2017, he has developed a diverse practice encompassing commercial finance transactions, mergers and acquisitions, complex commercial litigation, creditor rights, and outside general counsel services. William’s transactional practice includes representing private equity funds and other investors in loan purchase transactions, loan modifications, direct lending transactions, and related financing matters, as well as advising sellers and closely held businesses in merger and acquisition transactions. William has substantial courtroom experience and regularly represents clients through all stages of litigation, including dispositive motion practice, discovery, oral advocacy, mediation, trial preparation, and trial. He has served as first-chair trial counsel in Maryland courts and has experience handling commercial disputes, contract claims, commercial foreclosure actions, creditor remedies, and bankruptcy-related matters. William also represents creditors in collection and bankruptcy proceedings, helping clients protect and maximize recovery on their claims. In addition, William serves as outside general counsel to companies in the telecommunications and construction industries, advising on corporate governance, commercial contracting, regulatory compliance, data privacy, and day-to-day business operations. He previously served as in-house counsel for a major national retailer, where he focused on data privacy, information security, and regulatory compliance matters. William is the Vice Chair of the Asset-Based Lending Subcommittee of the American Bar Association Business Law Section, where he contributes to the development and advancement of issues affecting commercial finance and secured lending.
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