Paul M. Honigberg

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Paul M. Honigberg

Paul Honigberg is a partner in Blank Rome’s litigation practice. He has more than 30 years of experience litigating a variety of complex civil cases in federal and state trial and appellate courts, many of which were on the cutting edge of law, science, and public policy. He also provides counseling and litigation services to political campaigns, corporations, and individuals regarding campaign fundraising and expenditures; registration and disclosure under the Lobbying Disclosure Act and Foreign Agents Registration Act; formation and activities of political action committees; and compliance with government gift, ethics, and travel statutes, rules, and regulations at the federal and state level.

Regulatory: Take me out to the ball game? Think twice

By Paul M. Honigberg | May 31, 2012

Companies looking to give gifts to politicians or government employees face stiff restrictions
Litigation: Handling corporate depositions with care

By Paul M. Honigberg | May 17, 2012

Outside counsel sends you a notice of deposition served by your adversary that commands your company to appear for a deposition pursuant to Rule 30(b)(6) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Litigation: The accidental lobbyist

By Paul M. Honigberg | May 3, 2012

Your company wants to challenge a regulation or a federal agency’s interpretation of a statute. But maybe you can resolve the matter without litigation, so you call someone you know in the federal agency to set up a meeting. That meeting may lead to another meeting. And therein lies the...
Litigation: How to make your life easier

By Alan Freeman, Paul M. Honigberg | April 5, 2012

So much has been written about the duty to preserve electronic evidence that there is little room left for original scholarship. Simply stated, the duty arises when litigation is reasonably anticipated. Compliance can be shockingly expensive, yet counsel and litigants who fall short of the court’s expectations could pay a...