Moses & Singer LLP is pleased to announce the return of Liberty McAteer as a partner in its Intellectual Property and AI & Data Law groups as the firm continues its strategic investment in growing their Data and AI practice. Liberty rejoins the firm after serving as Deputy Counsel at FreeWire Technologies, Inc., a Silicon Valley based battery-integrated EV charging station manufacturer.
Liberty’s practice covers a broad variety of technology matters, including hardware manufacturing, enterprise software development and licensing, cybersecurity and privacy law compliance, product rollouts, intellectual property protection, venture financing and outside general counsel services. His representation has covered cleantech manufacturing, machine learning (ML) and AI powered products, fintech, ed-tech, health-tech, eCommerce, internet-of-things, cloud products, mobile software, enterprise SaaS, social media, audiovisual media-sharing, eDiscovery and many others. He guided clients over the entire lifecycle of technology organizations, from formation and finance through growth and governance to exit.
“Liberty’s deep software and programming background sets him apart from other transactional lawyers,” said Dean Swagert, Moses Singer Managing Partner and co-chair of the Corporate Practice Group. “We’re thrilled to have him back to help guide clients during such a complex and evolving tech landscape.”
McAteer received his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School with a full merit scholarship and Certificate in IP, Media and Information Law. He earned his B.A. as a triple major in math, physics, and philosophy at Wesleyan University, with honors, and worked as manager of the school’s Helpdesk. Liberty is also an active coder and charter member of TechGC, a peer community for professional development.
About Moses Singer
Since 1919, Moses Singer has represented prominent companies, individuals, and families. Among the firm’s broad array of U.S. and international clients are industry leaders in banking and finance, entertainment, media, real estate, healthcare, and advertising and communications. The firm’s attorneys advise clients on complex transactions that involve financing, securities, mergers and acquisitions, insolvency, intellectual property and digital media, fiduciary and tax issues. They are advocates in commercial, real estate and intellectual property litigation, white-collar criminal cases, family disputes and business reorganizations and bankruptcies. The firm’s office in the Chrysler Building in New York City provides an environment of collaboration to focus on personal service and value.
