About the author

• Author: David J. Galluzzo
• Pages: 7-7

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

DAVID J. GALLUZZO is a trial attorney and patent litigator who specializes

in representing pharmaceutical companies in patent infringement actions.

Mr. Galluzzo also represents other clients, from multinational corporations

to startups, on a variety of other issues including big data, smart phone apps,

medical devices, chemical products, patents, trademarks, copyrights, white

collar crime, construction, fine art, and securities.

Before his legal career, Mr. Galluzzo was a scientist at Pfizer, Inc. where he

researched cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. This scientific background

has proven invaluable to his legal expertise; the analytical skill and attention to

detail that make a great scientist are the same skills that make a great advisor and

advocate. Mr. Galluzzo now uses his combined skill sets and refined analytical

reasoning to consistently win the proverbial “battle of the experts” in the biggest

and most complex cases.

Mr. Galluzzo is a partner at the Manhattan-based intellectual property

boutique, Lucas & Mercanti, LLP. He obtained his law degree from University

of Connecticut School of Law with a concentration in intellectual property, and graduated magna cum laude with

a degree in molecular biology and chemistry from the University of Connecticut. He is a member of the honors

society, Phi Beta Kappa.

He can be reached at:

845-663-3565

dig@lmiplaw.com or david.galluzzo@gmail.com

DEDICATION

I dedicate this revision to my late friend, Edward Ferraro, who requested that I provide insight to lawyers

concerning the benefits and utility of frequentist and Bayesian statistical methodologies in the law.