Bio

Brendan Goodhouse is Partner and Vice-Chair of the firm’s Litigation Group. His practice is principally concentrated in complex commercial litigation matters in state and federal courts, white collar litigation and investigations, telecommunications litigation, and alternate dispute resolution. Brendan is known for his direct and distinctive writing and he brings an innovative and practical approach to resolving disputes for his clients. Brendan serves on the firm’s Ethics Committee. Prior to joining Cuddy & Feder, Brendan was a litigation associate in the New York City office of a top international law firm. His work included representing global financial services companies in litigation and governmental investigations relating to the 2008 subprime mortgage and credit crisis. He also represented clients ranging from Fortune 50 companies to individual Directors and Officers in complex litigation matters and in responding to inquiries and subpoenas from state and federal prosecutors, state attorney generals, government and financial regulatory agencies and self-regulatory organizations. Brendan brings his expertise and passion to the service of his community. He is President of the Board of Directors of The Legal Aid Society of Westchester County and a past board member and Secretary for the Port Chester Carver Center. He has been active in pro bono matters, representing clients in criminal appeals, asylum and immigration matters, and applications and appeals to the Veteran’s Administration. While in law school, Brendan worked at the U.S. Attorney’s office for the District of Connecticut and the Connecticut State’s Attorney’s Office.