About Gregory B
Gregory B. Perleberg is a partner at Mansfield Tanick & Cohen, P.A., a prominent regulation firm located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The company, based in 1989, is located at 1700 U.S. Bank Plaza South, 220 South Sixth Street, Suite 1700, Minneapolis, MN 55402. Perleberg focuses on corporate law, with a comprehensive focus that includes intellectual property, antitrust law, collections, and communications and internet regulation. His extensive talent lets in him to navigate complex areas of law successfully.
In 1990, Perleberg earned his law degree from the University of Minnesota Law School, graduating cum laude. While on the law school, he used to be an active member of the Moot Court Team, honing his advocacy abilities. Additionally, he served as an Assistant Editor for the Rohan & Raskin Real Estate Treatise, contributing to important legal scholarship. As a WESTLAW Student Representative, he represented his friends, gaining precious insights into legal studies tools. Admitted to the Minnesota State Bar, Perleberg has been working as an attorney for over 25 years, establishing a solid reputation in the legal network. Perleberg's practice areas are numerous and embody various elements of business law — He handles enterprise contracts, enterprise dissolution, enterprise finance, company formation, and commercial litigation.
His expertise extends to franchising, mergers and acquisitions, and partnership and shareholder disputes. Furthermore, he has meaningful experience in internet law, media and advertising, and telecommunications regulation. This broad range of abilities allows him to offer comprehensive legal solutions to his clients. Before becoming a member of Mansfield Tanick & Cohen, P.A., Perleberg was a companion at Pierson Ferdinand LLP. There, he targeted primarily on highbrow estate matters, representing clients that included firms in technological know-how, hospitality, fashion, and entertainment industries, in addition to person artists. His advisory work encompassed technological know-how and business transactions, which includes information technology licensing, trademark and manufacturer protection, copyrights, and technological know-how development.
This experience has enriched his practice and broadened his understanding of the challenges confronted by a number of industries. In addition to his legal practice, Perleberg is a member in good standing of the Minnesota State Bar Association. He has been recognized for his contributions to the legal network and has taken on management roles within the Minnesota State Bar Association's Art & Entertainment Law and Computer Law Sections. Fluent in English and proficient in German, Perleberg reflects a commitment to serving clients. His multifaceted background and experience make him a precious asset to each his clients and the legal profession.