Team

“Amazon Sellers don’t need to live in fear of policy violations, buyer complaints, and account suspensions any longer. Amazon Sellers now have a lawyer on their side to address these issues from a legal perspective, utilizing the law to pursue lost profit caused by an account suspension.”

Anthony is Partner and Managing Attorney at Amazon Sellers Lawyer. Anthony has been with Amazon Sellers Lawyer since it was founded, and has experience in handling hundreds of issues related to Amazon Sellers and intellectual property. Anthony was made Partner Attorney earlier this year and we are proud to have him as an integral part of the future of our firm.

Kerry is the firm’s Senior Managing Paralegal. She supervises our team of Paralegals and manages much of the case work at Amazon Sellers Lawyer. She has a graduate level education in history of art and intellectual property along with excellent analytical and argumentative writing skills. Kerry joined Amazon Sellers Lawyer not long after it was founded, and has experience in handling hundreds of issues related to Amazon Sellers and intellectual property.

Vincent is a managing paralegal with the firm. His daily efforts focus 100% on Amazon.com. Vincent earned his Bachelor’s degree in political science.

Robert is a paralegal with Amazon Sellers Lawyer. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a focus in finance. Robert is currently pursuing his Juris Doctor as a third year student at Maurice A. Deane School of Law and will graduate with a concentration in Intellectual Property Law. Robert’s financial background and experience provide him with unique insight into the needs of Amazon Sellers and allow him to efficiently identify and serve client’s needs.

Travis Stockman is a 2018 Juris Doctor Candidate at Hofstra Law with a Bachelor’s degree of Science, in Legal Studies, from St. John’s University. Mr. Stockman has over eight years of private sector law office experience enabling him to provide Amazon Sellers with the utmost in litigation advocacy.

Brett has worked in the world of finance and business for over 35 years. He started his professional career directly out of college by landing a position on Wall Street where he rose to rank of Senior Equity Trader. After a 26 year trading career, he left Wall Street for the business world where he managed departments in various types of industries. He joined Amazon Sellers’ Lawyer in 2017.

Eli, in addition to being CJ’s wife, is Amazon Sellers’ Lawyer Director of Human Resources. With an undergraduate degree from New York University and over a decade of experience working for a Fortune 500 company, Eli brings experience in Grievance & Arbitration, and Advice & Counsel as it pertains to HR, to the management staff at ASL. As ASL continues to grow, Eli hopes to not only add to our existing company’s talent, but to also maintain our current employees’ satisfaction so that they may in turn, continue to concentrate on satisfying our clients.

Conor is the Manager of the Legal Research and Writing Team with Amazon Sellers Lawyer. He is pursuing his Juris Doctor at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law and will graduate in 2019 with a concentration in Intellectual Property Law. In addition to his work with Amazon Seller’s Lawyer, Conor is the student Editor-in-Chief of Volume 44 of the ACTEC Law Journal. Conor’s strong legal writing skills and passion for IP law allow him to run an effective team and best serve our client’s legal needs.

Anders is a content creator for Rosenbaum Famularo, P.C., the law firm behind AmazonSellersLawyer.com. Anders will be earning his degree in journalism from Hofstra and has five years of professional journalism experience. He has written for numerous online and print publications including SB Nation and The Hofstra Chronicle.

Christopher Abiuso is currently a rising 3L at Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, with a projected graduation date of 2019. After graduating from Stony Brook University in 2014 with a degree in psychology, Christopher decided to pursue a legal education to further align his interests with his career. Now, he is a Notes Editor for the Hofstra Law Review and was one of four people to construct and grade Hofstra’s writing competition, which nearly all first-year law students took part in for acceptance into one of Hofstra’s myriad law journals. Furthermore, Christopher is following the Intellectual Property Law Honors Concentration and is a member of the Hofstra Intellectual Property Law Association. As an Eagle Scout, he is no stranger to the rigors of hard work and dedication. He hopes to continue his intellectual property pathway and, hopefully one day, work as in-house IP counsel. When he isn’t studying, grading, or working, Christopher likes to spend his free time cooking, reading, or running.