Aaron B. Kendal

An attorney in the firm’s Bloomfield Hills office, Aaron B. Kendal focuses his practice in the areas of computer and E-law, commercial transactions, collections law, commercial litigation and landlord-tenant law. He represents a variety of clients from Internet startups to county sheriff departments in a variety of matters.

Representative Client Work

• Following a two-week jury trial, obtained a verdict in favor of a county sheriff’s department, which was facing claims totaling more than $2,400,000 for abuse of process, breach of contract and related allegations pertaining to an Internet web site dispute.
• Collected a $76,000 judgment on behalf of a commercial food wholesaler.
• Analyzed Mortgage Company’s e-mail advertising campaign to ensure CAN-SPAM Act compliance
• Developed web site terms of use, privacy policy, licensing and product access agreements, for an Internet secure document storage company client’s online business.

Professional Affiliations

• Oakland County Bar Association (Chair, Technology and E-Commerce committee)
• State Bar of Michigan (Computer Law and Business Law sections)
• American Bar Association (Science & Technology Law, Business Law and Litigation)

Publications

• “Carnivore: Does the Sweeping Sniff Violate the Fourth Amendment?” Thomas M. Cooley Law Review (2001)
• “Evicting the Cybersquatter: Domain Name Recovery Using the ACPA and UDRP.” Laches (2004)