Aaron Messing
2840 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083
Summary Description
OlenderFeldman is a full service law firm providing customized business, financial, technology, data privacy & information security, intellectual property and litigation services to clients of all sizes. At OlenderFeldman LLP, we understand the unique nature and specific needs of each client’s business, enabling us to provide innovative and creative solutions for all our clients’ needs. OlenderFeldman LLP was started to ensure that small and mid-sized companies receive the same high quality representation of a large law firm, but with the personal attention needed for managed growth.
Attorney Overview
Aaron I. Messing focuses his practice in the areas of corporate and privacy law, representing entrepreneurs and closely held businesses in a variety of industries. He counsels the firm’s clients in all stages of their business and corporate related matters. In addition, Aaron advises our clients regarding compliance with data privacy regulations and laws, as well as issues related to emerging technology, internet, communications, workplace privacy, intellectual property, FTC and other regulatory compliance, and social media and behavioral advertising.
Prior to his arrival at OlenderFeldman, Aaron was the Dean’s Fellow at Fordham University’s Federal Litigation Clinic, where he assisted professors and students with all aspects of pro bono federal civil and criminal litigations.
Aaron earned his J.D. cum laude from Fordham University School of Law, where he was a Ruth Whitehead Whaley Scholar and served as an Associate Editor on the Moot Court Board. Prior to law school, Aaron earned his B.A. cum laude and his M.A. summa cum laude at Binghamton University. Aaron is admitted to practice in New Jersey, is currently pending admission in New York, and is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP) accredited from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), the industry standard in Information Privacy, as well as a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Privacy Law Committee.
