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Jeffrey W. Moryan is an experienced trial lawyer in both
state and federal courts for over twenty-five years
having tried over 100 cases to conclusion, including
aviation, product liability, toxic tort, commercial
and environmental law matters. His trial and
litigation experience spans complex commercial to
wrongful death, brain injury and other significant
personal injury cases. Mr. Moryan has also served
as lead counsel for several clients, including
airlines, corporations and major and mid-sized
petroleum companies, in connection with catastrophic
losses and mass litigation. The Supreme Court of
New Jersey, Board of Trial Certification has denoted Mr. Moryan as Certified Civil Trial Attorney since
1987, recertifying him each time he has been
eligible in 1994, 2001, and most recently in 2007.
Mr. Moryan is lead trial counsel for one of the
airline defendants named in the consolidated
lawsuits filed as a result of the 9/11 terrorist
attacks. As such, he serves on the Joint Defense
Committee, Aviation Subcommittee and Property
Damages Subcommittee.
At Seton Hall University School of Law, Mr. Moryan
was the Managing Editor of Seton Hall Law Review
(1979-1980), for which he authored a Note,
Religious Groups' Use of Public School Buildings
during Non-school Hours Not Violative of
Establishment Clause of First Amendment, 9 Seton
Hall Law Review 524, 1978. Mr. Moryan served as
Legal Intern to the Honorable Frederick B. Lacey,
United States District Court, District of New Jersey
(1979-80) and later served as an Adjunct Professor
at Seton Hall Law School (1983-84). Mr. Moryan is a
member of the ABA Task Force on Franchise Law.
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