Mr. Neudorfer is of counsel in the Litigation Department of Seyfarth Shaw LLP.  He is resident in the firm’s Houston office, where he focuses his practice on commercial litigation, arbitration, and appeals.  Mr. Neudorfer has represented business clients of all sizes, from Fortune 100 companies to sole proprietors, in a variety of commercial disputes.  And with every engagement, Mr. Neudorfer’s goal is to provide exceptional advocacy and client service.  He strives not only to deliver the results the client is seeking, but also to meet that objective in a way that delivers exceptional value.

Mr. Neudorfer’s experience spans several substantive areas of the law, and includes proceedings before state courts, federal courts, and arbitration panels across the country.  His work includes commercial class action defense, securities litigation, consumer finance litigation and arbitration, media law matters, privacy and data security litigation, construction law engagements, insurance coverage and bad faith litigation, and the defense of mass torts.  Mr. Neudorfer also has represented clients in patent disputes, employment litigation, and general commercial and contract cases.  Outside the litigation context, his pro bono work includes serving as the principal draftsman of legislation intended to strengthen Texas state law against human trafficking.

In addition to working in a number of different legal disciplines, Mr. Neudorfer has partnered closely with clients from a variety of industries and commercial sectors.  For example, he has extensive experience with the representation of financial institutions and financial services firms, energy companies (particularly electric utilities), commercial and industrial contractors, data aggregators and data management companies, insurers and their third-party administrators, media and news outlets, and a number of other enterprises.

Mr. Neudorfer is a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of Texas and the Bar of the Supreme Court of Ohio (his Ohio license is presently on inactive status).  Mr. Neudorfer is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in Texas, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

Mr. Neudorfer is also a regular author and speaker.  His publications and presentations include articles, book chapters, and lectures on litigation and arbitration procedure, the law of class actions, construction law, and the law governing arbitration.

Mr. Neudorfer received his law degree, with Honors, from The Ohio State University College of Law in 2000.  While in law school, he served as Executive Editor of The Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution and was named Best Advocate at a national moot court competition.  Mr. Neudorfer received his Bachelor of Arts degree from The Ohio State University in 1997.  He graduated summa cum laude and with distinction, and he was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi national honor societies.  While an undergraduate, Mr. Neudorfer also had the privilege of serving as the head Drum Major for The Ohio State University Marching Band.

Mr. Neudorfer is of counsel in the Litigation Department of Seyfarth Shaw LLP.  He is resident in the firm’s Houston office, where he focuses his practice on commercial litigation, arbitration, and appeals.  Mr. Neudorfer has represented business clients of all sizes, from Fortune 100 companies to sole proprietors, in a variety of commercial disputes.  And with every engagement, Mr. Neudorfer’s goal is to provide exceptional advocacy and client service.  He strives not only to deliver the results the client is seeking, but also to meet that objective in a way that delivers exceptional value.

Mr. Neudorfer’s experience spans several substantive areas of the law, and includes proceedings before state courts, federal courts, and arbitration panels across the country.  His work includes commercial class action defense, securities litigation, consumer finance litigation and arbitration, media law matters, privacy and data security litigation, construction law engagements, insurance coverage and bad faith litigation, and the defense of mass torts.  Mr. Neudorfer also has represented clients in patent disputes, employment litigation, and general commercial and contract cases.  Outside the litigation context, his pro bono work includes serving as the principal draftsman of legislation intended to strengthen Texas state law against human trafficking.

In addition to working in a number of different legal disciplines, Mr. Neudorfer has partnered closely with clients from a variety of industries and commercial sectors.  For example, he has extensive experience with the representation of financial institutions and financial services firms, energy companies (particularly electric utilities), commercial and industrial contractors, data aggregators and data management companies, insurers and their third-party administrators, media and news outlets, and a number of other enterprises.

Mr. Neudorfer is a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of Texas and the Bar of the Supreme Court of Ohio (his Ohio license is presently on inactive status).  Mr. Neudorfer is admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in Texas, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

Mr. Neudorfer is also a regular author and speaker.  His publications and presentations include articles, book chapters, and lectures on litigation and arbitration procedure, the law of class actions, construction law, and the law governing arbitration.

Mr. Neudorfer received his law degree, with Honors, from The Ohio State University College of Law in 2000.  While in law school, he served as Executive Editor of The Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution and was named Best Advocate at a national moot court competition.  Mr. Neudorfer received his Bachelor of Arts degree from The Ohio State University in 1997.  He graduated summa cum laude and with distinction, and he was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi national honor societies.  While an undergraduate, Mr. Neudorfer also had the privilege of serving as the head Drum Major for The Ohio State University Marching Band.