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Timothy J. Pastore joined Duval & Stachenfeld LLP in 2005 as a partner in the Litigation Department. Previously, Mr. Pastore was a partner in the Litigation Department of a large national firm. Before entering private practice, Mr. Pastore gained extensive litigation and trial experience as a Judge Advocate (JAG) in the United States Air Force and as a Special Assistant United States Attorney with the United States Department of Justice. Throughout his career, Mr. Pastore has litigated a wide variety of matters before judges and juries in federal, state and military courts and has represented the United States before foreign governments. Currently, Mr. Pastore represents large national and international corporate clients from the security and alarm, telecommunications, banking, securities, ATM, biotechnology, real estate, and entertainment industries. He has experience litigating a broad range of complex commercial matters, including breach of contract, employment disputes, premises liability, defense of directors and officers, copyright infringement, trade secret protection, mass tort, product liability, partnership disputes, and securities fraud before federal and state trial courts, as well as appellate courts and arbitration panels. Aside from his complex commercial litigation experience, Mr. Pastore is a leading authority in matters involving the security industry and is lead litigation counsel to a national, publicly-held security and alarm company. Mr. Pastore’s practice is national in scope having handled actions in state and federal courts throughout the country, including in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Texas, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Minnesota, Florida, Michigan, New Hampshire, Illinois and Pennsylvania. Mr. Pastore is admitted to practice in New York and Massachusetts. He is also admitted to appear before the United States Supreme Court, United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts, United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and United States Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals. | 