Thomas Przybylowski
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Commentary on securities litigation, commercial disputes, and the evolving legal landscape from a New York and New Jersey attorney.
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Navigating Complex Securities Fraud Class Actions: An Attorney’s Perspective
Securities fraud class actions present unique procedural and strategic challenges for both plaintiffs and defendants. In recent years, federal courts have tightened the pleading standards required to survive a motion to dismiss, requiring litigants to plead falsity and scienter with particularity under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (PSLRA). Understanding how to navigate these requirements […]
How AI Is Changing the Game in Modern Litigation
Thomas Przybylowski — June 9, 2026 The courtroom is the last place you’d expect a tech revolution: judges still wear robes; lawyers still cite cases from the nineteenth century; oral
Commercial Litigation in New York: Common Claims and Early Case Strategy
New York commercial litigation rewards early clarity. The cases that move efficiently tend to start with a crisp theory of liability, disciplined pleading choices, and a plan for what the
What Institutional Investors Look for in Securities Litigation Counsel
Institutional investors do not hire securities litigation counsel for a press release. They hire counsel to manage risk, recover value where appropriate, and navigate complex litigation without surprises. Having represented