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Matt Savare

Partner
Chair, Commercial Contracts
Vice Chair, Lowenstein Crypto

New York / New Jersey
T: +1 646.414.6911 F: +1 973.597.2599 msavare@lowenstein.com
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A veteran of high-profile representations in the digital advertising, media, and entertainment sectors, Matt Savare brings a proven track record to his work for a broad range of clients. 

Matt has represented clients in copyright, trademark, trade secret, and right-of-publicity matters—with a particular emphasis on how new and emerging technologies are disrupting traditional businesses—in the following sectors:

  • Digital advertising
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Blockchain and cryptocurrencies
  • Media and entertainment
  • Software (SaaS, PaaS, development, services)
  • Big data 
  • Social media
  • Financial and education technology
  • Life sciences 
  • Retail (online and brick and mortar) 
  • Beauty and fashion
  • Food and beverage
  • Government contracting
  • Investment management

His work also includes counseling clients on information privacy and data security issues (including the California Consumer Privacy Act [CCPA]), cybersquatting, domain name disputes, and technology licensing. He represents The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. in connection with various investments and acquisitions, with a particular emphasis on intellectual property and right-of-publicity issues. He also represents News Corp. in connection with its digital advertising initiatives, and regularly drafts and negotiates endorsement, sponsorship, and personal appearance deals for athletes, celebrities, and major brands. 

During his time as a litigator, Matt handled various entertainment, intellectual property, false advertising, right-of-publicity, and privacy disputes, including defending a copyright infringement suit filed by the Estate of Frank Zappa and assisting in the successful defense of David Chase in connection with The Sopranos.

Prior to joining Lowenstein, Matt worked for the Department of the Army, negotiating and drafting multi-million dollar procurements for communications and electronics equipment and related services, with an expertise with the FAR, DFARS, and AFARS.

  • Represented Charles Tyrwhitt, a respected menswear brand with UK heritage and operations based in London and New York City, in a multiyear partnership with NFL team the New York Jets spanning the New York Domestic Marketing Area (DMA) to the United Kingdom, under the club's recently acquired expanded territory rights.
  • Represents The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. in connection with various investments and acquisitions, with a particular emphasis on intellectual property and right of publicity issues.
  • Represents numerous hedge, private equity, and other funds and their portfolio companies regarding data privacy, data security, and information technology and services agreements.
  • Regularly drafts and negotiates endorsement and personal appearance deals for athletes, celebrities, and major brands.
  • Represents companies involved in every facet of the ad tech ecosystem, including the world's leading publishers, ad networks, ad exchanges, DSPs, SSPs, and data aggregators.
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Education

  • Seton Hall University School of Law (J.D. 2004), summa cum laude, Articles Editor, Seton Hall Law Review, Valedictorian

    Monmouth University (M.A. 2001), summa cum laude, Co-valedictorian

    Drew University (B.A. 1995), summa cum laude

Affiliations

  • Trustee, Black Maria Film Festival

Admissions

  • New York
  • New Jersey

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