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Neil Schur is a shareholder in Anderson Kill’s Philadelphia office. He is a leading commercial litigator in state and federal courts and a frequent speaker and writer on various litigation topics. He also serves as the co-chair of Anderson Kill’s Antitrust and Unfair Competition Group.

Neil has litigated cases at the trial court and appellate levels in several states. He represents clients in matters involving contracts, fraud, antitrust and unfair competition, the Sherman Act, the Robinson-Patman Act, the Lanham Act, and the False Claims Act. He has substantial experience in antitrust and unfair competition matters, franchise litigation and environmental litigation.

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Anderson Kill was founded in 1969 on the principles of integrity, excellence in the practice of law, and straightforward solutions to complex legal issues. The firm's attorneys approach engagements aggressively, and have earned a reputation for combining corporate polish with pugnacity. Based in New York City, the firm also has offices in Philadelphia, PA, Stamford, CT, Washington, DC, Newark, NJ, Denver, CO, Boston, MA, and Los Angeles, CA, but the attorneys travel around the country and around the world to handle all types of matters. Anderson Kill attorneys work together, leveraging creativity and legal and business acumen to deliver cost-effective resolutions to clients' problems. Many of the firm's professionals are recognized experts in their practice areas, leaders and active participants in professional associations, and are frequently invited to speak to business organizations.

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