Erik G. Moskowitz

Associate

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Erik Moskowitz is a member of the firm's litigation team. Erik’s litigation practice is focused primarily on municipal defense, commercial and business litigation, and employment disputes. He also practices in the areas of intellectual property protection and land use and development.

Erik graduated from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 2008 with a dual J.D. and LL.M. in Intellectual Property, Commerce, and Technology with a focus on civil litigation and copyright, trademark, and licensing law. He is a member of the American Association for Justice and the Tufts University Lawyers Association and was a presiding judge for the Tufts University Mumbo Jumbo Undergraduate Mock Trial Competition.

Before joining Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell, Erik worked as a data center applications specialist at a public health research institute in Boston, designing and implementing web-based data collection and management systems for National Institutes of Health research programs. He also interned at the New Hampshire Attorney General Civil Bureau and the New Hampshire Worker’s Compensation Appeals Board.

He received his bachelor of arts degree from Tufts University.

In his free time, Erik is an avid rock climber with over eight years of instructing and climbing experience.

He is a member of the New Hampshire Bar.

Recent articles by Erik G. Moskowitz:

Municipal Liability in New Hampshire: The Doctrines of Official and Discretionary Function Immunity
August 2009