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Armed with a BA from Harvard and a JD from UVA, Joseph jumped right into law firm life at Cahill Gordon. A media buff, he later went in-house to PRIMEDIA Inc. where his positions included Assistant GC, Director, and eventually Vice President of Development. Though a great fit, Axiom eventually counted him among the converted. Since joining, Joseph has maintained his passion for publishing and entertainment through engagements at Register.com and Reed Elsevier. He’s also worked for MarketWatch and is currently at Ottaway Publishing, both subsidiaries of Dow Jones. And translating his passion beyond the professional realm, Joseph was the co-producer and co-director of films including Kingdom. (He's even promised to thank Axiom in his Oscar speech.)


Axiom is growing and we find our best people through personal referrals. So, if you know of attorneys who might be right for our firm, please don't be shy... help us spread the word.

Axiom has a number of opportunities throughout the tri-state area. Attorneys joining our firm soon might:

  • Manage the hedge fund legal practice at a global bank

  • Advise a consumer products company on FDA/regulatory
         issues

  • Provide advice on regulatory matters relating to the food
         industry

  • Manage labor matters for a large manufacturing and
         distribution company

  • Counsel a large multi-national corporation on ERISA and
         benefits matters

  • Handle complex outsourcing agreements for an
         international consulting firm

  • Advise on issuance of investment grade debt securities at
         a leading financial institution

  • Conduct a marketing/advertising review for an
         international pharmaceutical company

    • Axiom works with over half of the Fortune 100 companies in the New York area and 8 of the nation's top 10 investment banks. And we just opened our San Francisco office... to find out more about our west coast opportunities, email us.


    Volunteer Lawyer for the Arts (VLA) presents:
    “All the World’s a Stage”
    Check out a private viewing of Ann Sperry’s collection where she’ll present selected pieces from a broad range of work including welded and painted steel sculptures, artist’s books, furniture, and opera/ballet set costumes.
    February 26 from 6:00-8:00pm @ 448 West 37th Street, NYC
    For additional details click here or RSVP to VLA.

    Drug and Medical Device Litigation
    Come hear about the major issues facing the Drug and Medical Device community and learn up-to-date information on regulation, compliance, anticipation and preparation for litigation defense as well as the latest litigation techniques.
    March 27-28 @ Digital Sandbox Network Event Center, NYC
    To learn more click here.




    Think Inside The Box

    For true New York theaterphiles nonplussed with Broadway’s current crop of aging revivals (Tony Danza in The Producers!) and the serial show-tuning of iconic musicians who should know better (for shame, Bob Dylan), a descendant of American musical theater royalty is on a mission to put the “show” back in “showmanship.”    

    This month, Simon Hammerstein (grandson of Sound of Music creator, Oscar Hammerstein) and his buddy, actor Jude Law, will raise the curtain on The Box, a stylized vaudeville-era dinner theater for the 21st century nestled in the heart of the cool-again Lower East Side. The Box is not your grandmother’s dinner theater; think Moulin Rouge with VIP table service and a bouncer. Housed in an historic recently- converted sign factory, The Box features an intimate restaurant, cocktail lounge, two bars, a stage with a modern sound system and is adorned with salvaged twenties furniture and antique wallpaper of flowers, flappers and cherubs.

    As for the entertainment, don’t expect to see the umpteenth revival of Grease on this stage. The nightly stage shows will be eccentric to say the least, thanks to Box investor and Donkey Show creator Randy Weiner. In a recent interview with Black Book magazine, when asked what kind of entertainment The Box will be offering, Hammerstein revealed one idea: Opera singers in Mexican wrestling masks performing Puccini’s Turandot. Now that IS better than Cats.