Albert B. Maggio, Jr.

Admitted in California, Florida, and Massachusetts, Albert Maggio, Jr. focuses his practice on corporate, technology, and licensing transactions, with a special emphasis in the software, communications, entertainment, new media, and fintech industries. He routinely represents high growth companies in negotiations of various strategic corporate transactions (including IP licensing agreements, debt, equity, and M&A transactions), as well as corporate formation, structure, and operational matters.

Mr. Maggio graduated, cum laude, from New England Law | Boston. He holds an MBA, from the Lubin School of Business at Pace University, and a BS from what is now known as the Stern School of Business at New York University. Mr. Maggio was formerly a financial advisor and held Series 7 & 66 securities licenses with Merrill Lynch and UBS in Palm Beach. He was head of finance, administration, and law for a Silicon Valley software company which achieved a successful exit. Prior to his law practice, Mr. Maggio held sales and management positions with the world's leading computer companies where he developed and managed the relationships with some of their largest customers.

Mr. Maggio is a Steward of The Council for Inclusive Capitalism; a Life Fellow of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation; a 20+ year member of its IOLTA Grants Committee; and a former member of its Audit Committee. He served on the Clients’ Security Fund Committee of the Florida Bar. Mr. Maggio was chair of the Business Law Section Council of the Massachusetts Bar Association and co-editor of the Business Law News of the Business Law Section (BLS) of the California Lawyers Association, and currently serves on the BLS executive committee. He was vice chair of the Computers and Computer Law Committee of the Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association (ABA); former Planning Board Member of the ABA’s American Inns of Court Committee and barrister at the Boston Inn of Court; and past member of the Computer Law Association.