Henry Z. Horbaczewski is Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Reed Elsevier Inc. Iris C. Geik is Adjunct Professor, Suffolk University Law School, and Outside Counsel, Senior Policy Analyst for Intellectual Property to Reed Elsevier Inc.
Henry Z. Horbaczewski is Senior Vice President and General Counsel of Reed Elsevier Inc., of which LexisNexis is a division, at its headquarters in New York City. Reed Elsevier Inc. is the principal U.S. subsidiary of Reed Elsevier, an international publisher and provider of information services for science, technology and medicine, education, business and the legal profession. Mr. Horbaczewski practices commercial, intellectual property and corporate transactional law. Prior to joining Reed Elsevier, he was a partner at Coudert Brothers in New York City.
Mr. Horbaczewski has written and been a speaker on the subject of intellectual property law before the American Bar Association, the Association of American Publishers, American Business Media and the International Publishers Association.
He received his J.D. in 1975 from Harvard University, and his B.A., magna cum laude, in 1972 from Harvard College, where he was Phi Beta Kappa. He is admitted to the bars of New York and Massachusetts.
Iris C. Geik is an Adjunct Professor, Intellectual Property Concentration, at Suffolk University Law School and is Outside Counsel, Senior Policy Analyst for Intellectual Property to Reed Elsevier Inc. The Office of Iris C.Geik specializes in copyright and trademark transactions for entertainment, publishing, general business, and high tech corporate clients. She was in-house Counsel at WGBH, the public broadcaster, and at Montuno Productions.
Prior to her career in law, Ms. Geik worked in the then emerging high tech field, developing products for the handicapped and some of the first online services. She has written and spoken extensively in the field of intellectual property and was the senior editor and a contributor to an Unhurried View of Copyright: Republished and With Contributions from Friends (Matthew Bender). She is a graduate of Hunter College (B.A.), Lone Mtn. College/USF (M.A.) and Suffolk University Law School (J.D.).