Peter Soskin

Overview

Peter Soskin represents clients in complex business litigation, with a focus on intellectual property disputes. His practice includes matters involving trade secret misappropriation, breach of contract, and conflicts among founders, business partners, and competitors.

Strategic Advocacy in Complex Business Litigation

Peter has litigated cases in federal and state courts throughout the country and has experience guiding clients through all stages of a dispute—from pre-litigation counseling through dispositive motion practice and trial. His background includes substantial work in patent litigation, and he draws on that experience to handle technically complex matters across a range of industries.

Before joining Bergeson, LLP, Peter practiced at an international law firm where he managed commercial litigation involving multifaceted factual records, numerous witnesses, and expert testimony. He brings a practical and strategic mindset to each case, with a focus on achieving efficient, business-minded resolutions.

Championing Justice with Pro Bono Service

Peter also maintains a strong commitment to pro bono service. He has represented individuals and nonprofit organizations in matters ranging from immigration and asylum to civil rights and housing disputes. His pro bono work reflects a belief that legal advocacy should be accessible and impactful across all communities.

Outside the office, Peter was a member of the band “The Latent Defects” at the 2025 Law Rocks battle of the bands in San Francisco, reflecting his commitment to community and creativity beyond the courtroom.