Marc D. Freiberger is an executive advocacy attorney specializing in litigation. He has extensive international legal experience, most recently serving as a Foreign Service Officer in Denmark for the United States Department of State. Mr. Freiberger’s specialties include complex employment agreements, corporate immigration law, and non-competition restrictions.

As a Foreign Service Officer, Mr. Freiberger’s responsibilities included negotiating a wide range of foreign policy issues including trade, security and development on behalf of the United States. As Vice Consul, he solely adjudicated applications of U.S. and foreign employers seeking to engage foreign employees in the U.S, as well as foreign corporations seeking to operate in the U.S., applying complex corporate immigration law.

Prior to serving with the United States Department of State, Mr. Freiberger was a member of the pioneering executive advocacy group at Perkins, Smith & Cohen. There he successfully advanced the interests of executive clients in adverse employment actions and the negotiation of employment and severance agreements. He counseled clients on all matters related to the employer/employee relationship, including benefits and equity interests, deferred compensation and trade secret restrictions.

Mr. Freiberger also has significant commercial litigation experience, honed at Vinton, Nissler, Allen & Vellone, and Cohen, Brame & Smith, where his practice areas included securities law, employment law and tort law. He began his career as Deputy District Attorney in Brighton, Colorado, where he secured numerous misdemeanor and felony jury and bench trial convictions.

Mr. Freiberger earned his J.D. from Boston University School of Law and his B.A. cum laude from Connecticut College. He is proficient in Danish and Croatian.