The new second edition of David Feldman's book, Reverse Mergers (Bloomberg Press, 2009), received a 4.5 star rating from commentator Steven Bragg. Read the review.
David Feldman quoted in an article on finance reform in the May 2010 issue of The Reverse Merger Report. More>>
July 21, 2010 David Feldman will be speaking at the Association of Merger and Acquisition Advisers conference at the Chicago Hilton More>>
July 7, 2010 David Feldman will be leading an afternoon workshop on reverse mergers for The New York Society of Security Analysts in Manahattan on July 7, 2010. More>>
July 14, 2010
Listen in on David Feldman's fifth podcast, an introduction to Form 10 shells. Click Here
April 20, 2010
Listen in on David Feldman's fourth podcast, an introduction to shell companies. Click Here
Pre-order the 2nd edition of David Feldman's book Reverse Mergers & Other Alternatives to Traditional IPOs (Bloomberg Press) at: http://www.amazon.com
The new edition will be released December 2, 2009.
David Feldman is a contributor to The Issuer's Guide to PIPEs: New Markets, Deal Structures, and Global Opportunities for Private Investment in Public Equity (Bloomberg Press).
You can pre-order this book at www.amazon.com.
The book will be released in December 2009.
David Feldman's book, Reverse Mergers: Taking a Company Public Without an IPO, now in its third printing, was published in 2006 by Bloomberg Press (available on http://www.amazon.com). View David Feldman's reverse merger blog at www.reversemergerblog.com.
David Feldman is a contributor to PIPES: Revised and Updated Edition - A Guide to Private Investments in Public Equity (Bloomberg Press, 2005) available on http://www.amazon.com.
Attorney Bios
David Birdoff Litigation
David Birdoff, Special Counsel to Feldman LLP, is a litigator with nearly four decades of experience, most recently having spent 30 years as a partner at Fulbright & Jaworski.
David has successfully directed large teams of attorneys and developed innovative strategies to recover hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of clients. He has counseled and represented numerous clients on matters including real estate, foreclosures, equipment lease defaults, creditors' rights, and bankruptcy. David has also been retained as an expert witness and consultant regarding attorney malpractice litigation.
He is currently a member of the Congregational Involvement Committee of Temple Sharray Tefila in New York City and a Member of the Board of Directors of The Partnership for Student Advancement, a not for profit organization that helps financially underprivileged high school students identify and pursue career paths. David is the founder and former co-Chairman of the Dads Committee of the Rudolf Steiner School in New York City. He has authored numerous articles published in the New York Law Journal and elsewhere concerning real estate issues and damages.
David graduated from Brooklyn Law School in 1969, where he was involved with the Brooklyn Law Review and a member of the National Moot Court Team. He got his BA from Brooklyn College in 1966. David is admitted to practice in New York State.
