Pashman Stein Walder Hayden Practice Areas and Lawyers Recognized by 2021 Chambers USA Guide
Pashman Stein Walder Hayden is proud to announce that Chambers USA Guide for 2021 has once again ranked the firm in New Jersey in the fields of General Commercial Litigation and White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations. In addition, five attorneys are included in the 2021 Chambers USA Guide: Michael S. Stein, Justin P. Walder, Joseph A. Hayden, Jr., Aidan P. O’Connor, and Raymond M. Brown
Chambers USA ranks the leading lawyers and law firms across the United States. Chambers legal rankings are based on in-depth market analysis and independent research, conducted by their experienced team of researchers. Below is what the Chambers USA 2021 guide had to say about Pashman Stein Walder Hayden.
“What the team is known for
Top-tier litigation practice, particularly noted for its strength in white-collar criminal defense proceedings as well as government and internal investigations. Also impresses in securities cases and other complex commercial disputes. Demonstrates extensive trial experience in both civil and criminal cases. Also offers a respected appellate litigation practice.
Notable Practitioners
Aidan O’Connor frequently defends individuals accused of fraud and corruption. He handles trials and government investigations as well as conducting internal investigations.
Joseph Hayden is a celebrated criminal defense attorney who acts for clients across the full gamut of white-collar criminal proceedings.
Justin Walder has earned an outstanding reputation for his practice in white-collar criminal defense.
Michael Stein offers vast experience in civil litigation, spanning breach of contract disputes and business torts.
Raymond Brown has an impressive practice including the defense of politicians accused of corruption. He offers extensive experience in white-collar criminal defense, including high-stakes trials, internal investigations and compliance issues.”
About Chambers USA
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The Chambers USA guide is published by Chambers & Partners. A description of the selection methodology can be found here.