Joseph P. Curtin

For over 26 years, Joe has served as a trusted advisor to entrepreneurs and emerging businesses, many of which have been acquired by Fortune 500 companies or gone public.  Joe regularly counsels these businesses regarding employment law, including initial start-up issues, equity structuring and compensation, executive compensation, post-employment restrictive covenants, intellectual property agreements, and various angel and venture capital financing issues.  Representative companies include Alloy Online and Alloy Entertainment, NerveWire, Reveal Imaging Technologies, XCom Technologies (acquired by L-3 Communications), River Delta Networks (acquired by Motorola), CapitalEngine.com, Bay Corp Holdings, Houston Street Exchange, Inc., Shoebuy.com, and Gomez.

Prior to joining Prince Lobel, Joe practiced for 26 years at Mintz Levin, where he was a Partner for 19 years, a member of the firm’s Executive and Compensation Committees for six years, and one of the firm’s Managing Directors for two years. Additionally, he was chair of the Hiring Committee.

Joe was a Dean’s List student, Football Captain, and All-American Honorable-Mention as an undergraduate at Bowdoin College.  While in law school, he was the Executive/Managing Editor of the International and Comparative Law Review and graduated cum laude.