Kevin M. Hart has over twenty years of experience as a trial lawyer. Mr. Hart has litigated civil and criminal cases in both federal and state courts representing businesses and individuals in matters ranging from the sale and break-up of corporations, securities fraud, franchise disputes, shareholder disagreements, criminal fraud and embezzlements. He has also represented both the FDIC and RTC in various types of litigation.

Mr. Hart has a significant amount of experience defending companies and individuals. He has an in-depth understanding of the prosecution function based on his experience as a prosecutor.

All investigations are sensitive by nature. Many, including those in which our efforts have ended in a significant result, have never become public knowledge. Even those that have come to public attention sometimes remain sensitive issues for our clients. Accordingly, in this area we do not disclose client names.

The scope of our experience in these investigations relates to almost every significant area of White Collar Crime, including securities fraud, healthcare fraud, RICO, public corruption and environmental crimes.

From 1978 to 1980, Mr. Hart was Deputy Attorney General with the State of New Jersey, focusing on white-collar criminal matters. In 1986, he was certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney and was re-certified in 1994 and 2002.

Mr. Hart has been an adjunct professor of Business Environment and Policy at Rider University since 1983. He has lectured frequently on topics related to business and litigation issues including fraud, white collar crime, shareholder disputes and acquisitions and mergers. Mr. Hart serves as a legal analyst in these areas for Fox News, NBC News and Comcast CN8.

In 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Mr. Hart was named by New Jersey Monthly Magazine as a New Jersey Super Lawyer.

You can read Mr. Hart's most recent blog post here.