BUSINESS/COMMERCIAL
As a trial lawyer in a firm initially of 17 attorneys, which grew to become a firm of 85 attorneys, and then became part of a national/international firm of more than 1000 attorneys, Mr. Young has been actively engaged for more than 30 years in the litigation of all types of business disputes. In particular, he has had extensive experience with cases involving closely held companies and the principals of those companies, as well as in cases involving allegations of unfair or deceptive acts or practices under c. 93A, and unfair insurance claim settlement practices under c. 93A and c. 176D.

DISPUTES INVOLVING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Mr. Young has had extensive experience in cases involving disputes about intellectual property including, in particular, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets. The great majority of the copyright and trademark infringement matters Mr. Young has handled have involved representation of the owner of the intellectual property rights. The matters in dispute have involved both claims by Mr. Young's clients that others have infringed their copyrights or trademarks and the defense of infringement claims brought against Mr. Young's clients.

HEALTHCARE RELATED DISPUTES
Through representation of physicians, physician practice groups, individuals with claims against healthcare providers (including allegations of medical negligence), and institutional healthcare providers, Attorney Young has broad experience with issues relating to and resolution of disputes involving the healthcare industry. That experience has been both through representation of providers of healthcare goods and services and consumers of those goods and services.

PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS
Mr. Young has had extensive experience with claims involving individuals who have sustained personal injuries through the alleged fault of others. That experience has involved both the representation of the injured individuals as well as representation of insurers, manufacturers of products alleged to have caused injury to others (e.g., Johns Manville in the asbestos litigation) and contractors sued in third-party litigation brought by employees of subcontractors. This representation has also involved substantial experience with claims of unfair insurance claim settlement practices arising out of personal injury suits.