For outstanding legal representation near New Jersey and New York, contact securities fraud lawyer Thomas A. Holman.
Holman Law Office
1250 Broadway, Suite 3701
New York, New York 10001
Ph / 212-300-0345
Fx / 212-564-5468
Thomas Holman has handled a wide spectrum of cases in his three-decade career as an attorney, representing clients ranging from Holocaust survivors to Alaska Native Americans and Gulf War veterans. In addition to his practice as a New York securities fraud lawyer, he has also been deeply involved in civil rights litigation; while still in high school, he even had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. while assisting baseball great Jackie Robinson in staging the first "Jazz on a Summer Afternoon" concert.
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New York securities fraud lawyer Thomas A. Holman grew up in Westchester County, New York and graduated from Harrison High School in 1965. Mr. Holman earned his Bachelor of Arts degree magna cum laude from Lehigh University in 1969. He graduated from Fordham Law School in 1972. Mr. Holman has been an attorney for more than 32 years, having passed the bar exam on his first attempt in 1973. Immediately after passing the bar, Tom Holman began to handle cases for trial, specializing in federal court and New York State court litigation at the trial and appellate level. He has handled hundreds of cases in the New York and New Jersey area, including securities fraud litigation. As a lawyer, Tom Holman currently focuses his practice on securities and stock fraud, including securities fraud arbitration, business dispute lawsuits and arbitration, employment discrimination, and class action lawsuits.
Since 1988 Thomas Holman has held an AV rating – Very High to Preeminent – from Martindale-Hubbell, a nationally recognized rating firm. He has been serving New Jersey and New York as a securities fraud lawyer, in the courtroom and in arbitration, since 1977 and has been handling employment law matters that have required litigation, arbitration, mediation or negotiation since 1975. He has litigated or arbitrated employment law cases involving disputes over interpretation of employment agreements, partnership disputes, violations of employee rights, employment discrimination (race, sex, gender, and religion), and violations of collective bargaining agreements. Additionally, he has represented dozens of persons in connection with the negotiation of both employment agreements and agreements relating to termination (severance arrangements) with numerous major financial institutions and other major corporations.
In the 1980s and 1990s Thomas A. Holman was a partner or special counsel with a number of leading firms in New York. Those firms were: Lipsig, Sullivan & Liapakis; Hill Betts & Nash; and Summit Rovins and Feldesman. In 1992, he joined a firm that eventually became Lefrak and Holman, with their main office on Madison Avenue in New York, New York. The firm specialized in securities litigation, business law, estate planning and taxation. In 1996, Mr. Holman formed another firm, Starr & Holman LLP. That firm specialized in securities fraud, class actions, employment cases, and commercial litigation. In 2003, after Mr. Starr decided to move his main office to Long Island, Mr. Holman continued to work in the New Jersey and New York area as a securities fraud lawyer, establishing Holman Law Office (a professional corporation) in the Pennsylvania Plaza/Penn Station area of New York City.
Mr. Holman lectures at attorneys' continuing education seminars on litigation issues and he is a member of the New York Bar, and the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and has been a member of the American Association for Justice, New York State Bar Association, American Bar Association, and the New York County Lawyers Association. He has also served as Chairman of the State Legislation Committee for the New York County Lawyers Association, and as a member of the State Legislation Committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. For 10 years, Thomas Holman was a member of Manhattan Community Board No. 6, and during his tenure, he chaired its Housing and Public Safety Committees.
At Holman Law Office, Thomas A. Holman continues to represent individuals and groups in New Jersey and New York as a securities fraud lawyer and general business counsel. Tom handles cases involving investment fraud and other improper schemes in connection with the purchase or sale or securities, and assists individual and groups of consumers who have been defrauded in the purchase of goods and services (including computers and other high technology devices). He also specializes in the representation of employees in connection with their employment disputes and discrimination claims, and also others who seek to obtain fair employment or severance agreements from their employers. Tom Holman currently lives in Short Hills, New Jersey, with his wife and wonderful daughter.
Kenneth F. McCallion is of counsel to Holman Law Office. Attorney McCallion has extensive experience litigating cases involving labor and business law, and advocates on behalf of consumers, employees, and investors. Kenneth McCallion graduated from Yale University and attended Fordham Law School. He is currently an assistant professor at Cardozo Law School.
Attorney Kenneth McCallion has handled some of the nations most talked about cases and earned multi-million dollar verdicts on behalf of his clients.
Mr. McCallion has been involved with the following high profile cases:
With the assistance of Attorney Thomas A. Holman, Mr. McCallion also represented Holocaust victims and their families, acting as lead counsel in federal class action lawsuits filed against several French Banks. Attorney McCallion’s actions resulted in the creation of a substantial settlement fund for Holocaust victims, survivors, and family members. Mr. McCallion also pursued successful settlements against German industry and government entities on behalf of thousands of victims of WWII forced labor.
Recently, Mr. McCallion represented a family exposed to a Dow Chemical pesticide (Dursban TC), winning a significant jury verdict. Mr. McCallion is currently representing the families of 9/11 victims and plane crash victims from American Airlines Flight 587.
Thomas A. Holman is a dedicated lawyer who has successfully represented everyone from small business owners to securities traders and fellow attorneys. If you are in the New Jersey or New York area and are seeking representation in a business law or securities fraud case, having a lawyer like Tom Holman at your side can improve your chance of a successful outcome.
View the testimonials below to find out why former clients do not hesitate to recommend Attorney Thomas Holman:
“Recently, I was the plaintiff in a difficult and complex securities lawsuit. Tom Holman was my lawyer and handled the case with great skill. It did not matter to Tom that the companies I was suing had dozens of lawyers to fight my case. He fought very hard for me and his work paid off for me. He achieved a very good settlement in my favor. I was impressed with the amount of communication from Tom. He sent me numerous email reports whenever there was a development in the case. I felt that he listened to everything that I had to say. His fees were reasonable. I enthusiastically recommend Tom Holman to anyone needing a lawyer with a securities related claim.”
“Tom Holman represented me as Executor of an Estate of a person who died at 95. His significant portfolio declined 75 percent in the last two years of his life. Through a difficult arbitration, Tom achieved a wonderful result. I would not hesitate to recommend him to others needing a lawyer for a securities lawsuit or arbitration.”
“Tom Holman represented me in an arbitration proceeding (at the National Association of Securities Dealers). He did an excellent job and I was entirely satisfied with his representation of me. The arbitrator ruled entirely in my favor. Tom kept me fully informed of the progress of the case and consulted me whenever my input was needed. He charged a reasonable fee. I would not hesitate to recommend this lawyer to anyone needing a lawyer to handle a securities related arbitration.”
“Tom has been my lawyer for the last twenty years. In one case he represented me and my four fellow band members in a lawsuit against Yoko Ono. Tom won every decision in the case including one that was appealed by her lawyers. Finally, Yoko agreed to a settlement. When I was involved in an employment dispute, I asked Tom to take over my representation from another lawyer and as soon as Tom took over the case, rulings were issued in my favor, and the case was settled. He also represented me in a consumer class action case when I sued Sony Records and other companies for compact disc price fixing. A settlement was achieved in that case also. I do not hesitate to recommend Tom to others needing a first rate lawyer.”
“When I need an attorney I call Tom. Fifteen years ago he set up my corporation. Later, when we made an acquisition and were facing some difficulties from a rival bidder, Tom Holman settled the matter quickly, efficiently and completely in our favor, without resort to courts. He later successfully litigated against a debtor achieving for us, everything we were owed. And, recently Tom prepared our wills. The most welcome thing about Tom is that he answers telephone calls promptly and guides us from a seemingly inexhaustible store of legal knowledge.”
“Tom Holman represented me in a claim against my university regarding my doctoral thesis. He took on a case no other lawyer I contacted wanted to handle and he negotiated a reasonable settlement. I was most satisfied with the work Tom did on a difficult case and I recommend him without reservation to others needing legal assistance. He is an effective and caring lawyer.”
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