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Updated: December 15th, 2023 | Fairfax | Lawyer List T | Cameron/McEvoy PLLC | Intellectual Property,
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Address: 4100 Monument Corner Drive, Suite 420, fairfax, VA, 22030-0972
Law Firm: Cameron/McEvoy, PLLC
Phone: 571-748-5636
Fax: 703-273-8897
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Website: http://www.cameronmcevoy.com
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| Areas of Practice | Intellectual Property |
| Description | Tim McEvoy has tried hundreds of cases in state and federal courts. A former state and federal prosecutor, Mr. McEvoy has been involved with matters as diverse as whether a sitting state Attorney General had to obey a sitting Governor to lawsuits involving shareholders upset with the terms of a merger and acquisition. In 2009, Mr. McEvoy took a case all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States where his client prevailed 9-0. In 2012 alone, he obtained recoveries of more than $50,000,000 on behalf of publicly-traded clients, and successfully defended claims exceeding that amount.Before becoming a prosecutor and returning to private practice, Mr. McEvoy worked in the labor and employment group of a major national firm with the authors of the leading treatise on Maryland Employment Law. Today, Mr. McEvoy focuses on litigation for businesses and individuals, and routinelyserves as local counsel and co-counsel for national and international law firms.Mr. McEvoy has been selected consistently by his peers for recognition in Virginia Business Magazine’s Virginia Legal Elite, Thomson-Reuters’ Virginia and D.C. Super Lawyers, and most recently, the ‘2015 Best Lawyers in America’ list. He has won the Fairfax Bar Association’s President’s Award for Leadership and Service three times since 2007, and recently served as President of the Fairfax Law Foundation, a 501(c)(3) entity that provides pro bono legal services and educates the public about the Rule of Law. Mr. McEvoy has been chosen by his peers to represent both the Arlington County Bar Association and the Fairfax Bar Association in legal disputes with third parties, and has additionally represented two Virginia Commonwealth’s Attorneys in civil rights disputes initiated against them in federal court. He also serves as a member of the Merit Selection Committee for United States Magistrate Judges in the Eastern District of Virginia, Alexandria Division.Practice Notes and RecognitionRegular participation in complex, multi-party litigation in federal court involving various subject matters, including the federal False Claims Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Lanham Act, the Copyright Act, the Clean Water Act and other federal statutes and regulations. The defense of a breach of contract claim by a pharmaceutical development company against a leading international pharmaceutical manufacturer where the damages sought were not less than $78,000,000. The case was resolved by confidential mediation. Routine handling of cases involving tens of millions of dollars in liquidated contract damages, including settlements on behalf of publicly-traded entities. Multiple False Claims Act defenses where his clients paid nothing or only a small fraction of the seven-figure demands made by the claimants. Recovery of millions of dollars for charitable organizations and individuals in trust and estate cases. Total exoneration for a client whose case went all the way to the United States Supreme Court and whose case was subsequently dismissed with prejudice on remand to the trial court. Defense of a FLSA class action in federal court, with client paying nothing. Participation as counsel in litigation and arbitration concerning book and movie rights to the life story of W. Mark Felt, the former FBI official who disclosed in May 2005 that he was the famed Deep Throat of the Watergate era. The case resolved in confidential arbitration and the award was enforced by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Won multiple summary judgments and injunctions for clients in all manner of civil litigations, including restrictive covenant cases and cases under employment discrimination laws, the Lanham Act and under various common law theories. Several cases have been featured on local and national news, including coverage by The Wall Street Journal, CNN, The Washington Post, The Roanoke Times and The Boston Globe.Professional Activities-President, Fairfax Law Foundation (2009)-Fairfax Bar Association -Arlington Bar Association-Federal Bar Association- Member, George Mason Inn of Court |
A business litigation boutiqueCameron/McEvoy, PLLC is a business litigation boutique. We focus on navigating your case from pre-litigation positioning and negotiating through trial and, if necessary, appeal. Unlike many firms with ‘litigation departments’ that rarely litigate anything in court, trial work is all we do. We have tried hundreds of cases, if not over a thousand, to judges, juries and arbitrators. Few other law firms have this…
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