About Donald
Donald F. Kochersberger is a professional attorney in Albuquerque, New Mexico with a focal point on complicated litigation matters and commercial enterprise disputes.
Donald F. Kochersberger is a devoted member of the organization BLSW, having joined in 2005. With a strong emphasis on complicated litigation subjects, his practice includes handling shareholder, member, and partner disputes, contracts, business torts, unfair practices, restrictive covenant and non-compete agreements, worker theft and misconduct cases, as well as client and vendor disputes. Mr. Kochersberger has supplied recommend to numerous neighborhood, local, and national groups, as well as people concerned in commercial enterprise disputes. Additionally, he represents clients facing allegations of malfeasance in crook courts and administrative complaints.
Mr. Kochersberger has been worried in numerous published instances, which includes State v. Castillo, 2012 NMCA 116; State ex rel. Peterson v. Aramark Corr. Servs. 2014 NMCA 036, and Shah v. Devasthali, 2016 NMCA 63. He is likewise a member of numerous Supreme Court committees and boards, consisting of the Supreme Court of NM, Code of Professional Conduct Committee (2014-2018) and the Supreme Court of NM, Board of Legal Specialization (2016-2018).
Among his other prison differences, Mr. Kochersberger holds Martindale-Hubbell’s maximum score of AV Preeminent given that 2009, as well as being diagnosed as one among its Top Rated Lawyers in Litigation (2013-Present) and Top-1% of Professionals (2016-Present). He became named Corp. America’s Lawyer of the Year in 2016 and has maintained an Avvo Rating of Excellent in view that 2012. Additionally, he serves on The United State New Mexico District’s Criminal Justice Act Panel for Complex Cases (2000-Present) and has been a Judge for the New Mexico Center for Civic Values Mock Trial seeing that 2005. Mr. Kochersberger also has experience as an Assistant Lobbyist for the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association (2000, 2005) and served as Symposium Editor for the University of Toledo Law Review (1996-1997).
