vcard – Contact Info. for Tim Polishan

Tim’s practice focus is business litigation.

He is AV Preeminent® Rated by Martindale-Hubbell. This is Martindale-Hubbell’s highest rating in legal ability and ethical standards reflecting confidential opinions of judges and members of the bar.

Tim is a Senior Hearing Committee Member for the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, an Associate Member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) and a Member of the Business Law Section of the American Bar Association (ABA).

Tim’s firm has discreetly represented business owners, corporate officers, physicians, lawyers and public figures and officials.

Tim has tried cases to verdict including federal, state, civil, criminal, jury and non-jury trials.

He has litigated a wide range of complex civil and criminal matters, in corporate and individual representations, for plaintiffs and defendants, in trials and hearings, appeals, arbitration, administrative proceedings, grand jury proceedings, class and collective actions, mediation and settlement negotiations.

Business litigation

• Jury and non-jury trials
• Complex motions
• Injunctions

Litigation

• Employment jury trials
• Health care
• Tort and casualty

Matters have involved:

• • breach of contract
  • breach of fiduciary duty
  • breach of duty of loyalty
  • business ethics
  • business valuation disputes
  • closely held entities
  • computer fraud
  • confidentiality
  • conspiracy
  • construction disputes
  • corporate freeze outs
  • corruption
  • environmental issues
  • financial crime
  • fraud
  • gaming
  • grand jury proceedings
  • health care law
  • intellectual property disputes
  • international parties
  • Lanham Act
  • multi-state proceedings
  • non-compete agreements
  • property development
  • regulatory matters
  • RICO
  • shareholder litigation
  • shareholder oppression
  • tortious interference with contract
  • trademarks
  • trade and business practices
  • trade secrets
  • veil-piercing and alter ego theories
  • white collar crime