Mr. Oeser-Sweat's clients are individuals, corporations, LLCs and Partnerships in some of the hottest areas of todays economy. Mr. Oeser-Sweat represents small businesses, including entertainment companies and artists on the cutting edge. He is general counsel to numerous corporations and LLCs, working to help ensure that his clients are able to realize their potential and capitalize upon opportunities that present themselves. His Intellectual Property practice works to protect the patent, copyright and trademark rights of individuals and companies. Mr. Oeser-Sweat's criminal Practice covers a broad range of areas, including cases which center around DNA Evidence.
Mr. Oeser-Sweat teamed up with the Honorable Thomas F. Liotti, and Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky, then Associate Provost at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice of The City University of New York to write DNA: Forensic and Legal Applications. DNA: Forensic and Legal Applications is a first of its kind book which filled a void in the legal world by serving as a comprehensive reference for Judges, Lawyers, Scientists and Laypersons interested in DNA and its role in the litigation process. The book's foreword was written by Dr. Jan Witkowski and Dr. James Watson, a Nobel Prize Winner who along with Dr. Francis Crick won the Nobel Prize for showing the world that DNA is a double helix. The book has received many great reviews including one which was published in the New York Law Journal.
Mr. Oeser-Sweat's journey from the streets of New York City to its Courtrooms has been chronicled by countless news and media outlets and his story was even on the Front Page of the New York Times. A former New York One New Yorker of the week, Mr. Oeser-Sweat's story has been chronicled in Reader's Digest, and led to the filming of a comprehensive interview for NBC NOW (now dateline NBC). He has been interviewed by Jane Pauley and Tom Brokaw.As a youth, Mr. Oeser-Sweat's family was homeless. After spending two years fighting homelessness and living in welfare hotels and shelters, Mr. Oeser-Sweat's family moved into public housing. Due to his mother's hospitalization for mental illness, Mr. Oeser-Sweat was placed in New York City's foster care system in a group home. However, despite an upbringing filled with homelessness, poverty and challenges, he has managed to evolve into one of his generation's rising young stars. Mr. Oeser-Sweat's story has been retold in countless publications, lectures and has been used in educational materials for years. His story has been told in several languages around the world including Spanish, Chinese and Korean .
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