May 25, 2012

Timothy D. Lyons, Shareholder

  • 732-741-3900
  • tlyons@ghclaw.com
  • http://www.ghclaw.com

  • Mr. Lyons is a partner and a senior member of the firm's litigation department and primarily devotes his practice to complex civil litigation, with an emphasis on business and commercial disputes in both the state and federal courts of New Jersey. His practice includes prosecution of civil trials and appeals, administrative hearings, arbitrations and participation in other select alternative dispute resolution programs.

    Mr. Lyons represents clients involved in commercial and business actions, and real estate liability cases. He counsels his clients in actions for breach of contract claims and business torts, in general business and corporate contests and company divorces, including the enforcement/ dissolution of restrictive covenants, as well as dissolution claims, and shareholder actions for corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies. His practice also includes representation of corporate entities and individual clients in debtor/creditor claims and arbitrated matters, as well as copyright and trademark infringement claims.

    Mr. Lyons has been designated by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney which is an honor bestowed on less than 4% of attorneys in New Jersey. He has also been honored as a Lifetime Member of The Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a national honorary organization of trial lawyers. The forum’s membership is limited to less than 1% of the lawyers in the United States. tlyons@ghclaw.com

  • Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla, P.C.

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