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Mr. Pinilis concentrates primarily
in handling class action litigation, consumer fraud claims, commercial
litigation, and personal injury/negligence actions involving significant
injuries.
Mr. Pinilis has served as an adjunct professor at Seton Hall School of Law since 1995 where he currently teaches Consumer Law. He also lectures with the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. He regularly lectures on Consumer Fraud Litigation and Civil Trial Preparation. |
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| He is also the author of “The Lampf Decision: An Appropriate Period of Limitations?” New Jersey Trial Lawyer, May 1992; “Consumer Fraud Act Permits Private Enforcement” NJLJ, August 23, 1993; “No Complaint, No Memo-No Whistle Blower Suit, NJLJ September 16, 1996; “Work Product Privilege”, NJL August 2, 1999.
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