Gerald A. Liloia

Gerald A. Liloia is Of Counsel with the Firm, which he has been with for over 35 years. His practice has included a wide variety of commercial litigation matters, with an emphasis on litigating cases for banks and other financial institutions.

Over a six-year period beginning in 1989, Jerry represented the Resolution Trust Corporation and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in complex litigation relating to the closing of the largest savings and loans in New Jersey, making new law in the process. Earlier, he represented money centers and regional banks in the collection and restructuring of loans to private and public entities in Central America, Mexico, and London. He was lead counsel in handling litigation for Wachovia Corporation, Bank of America, and a variety of smaller New Jersey banks.

Jerry’s practice includes an increasing number of securities cases, primarily representing large brokerage firms, such as UBS, in the defense of securities law claims. Jerry also heads our practice group which is well-respected for its handling of fiduciary and directors and officers liability litigation, including claims for breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, self-dealing, securities violations, and accounting irregularities. Most recently, Jerry has represented a state pension fund in a highly visible securities fraud action against a Fortune 100 company and other entities and represented a key party in one of the largest and most significant reinsurance arbitrations-litigation in recent years. Jerry is also very active in the area of real estate workouts and restructurings, as well as the defense of lender liability claims. He has represented many major New Jersey and money center banks in connection with distressed real estate and commercial loans.

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The key to success for both the firm and himself, he believes, is an emphasis on client relations.