Arthur D Fialk

Mr. Fialk's primary area of concentration is legal research regarding complex legal issues and preparation of dispositive applications in litigation and appellate practice.

Mr. Fialk has extensive experience in representing petitioners in workers' compensation litigation and plaintiffs in personal injury litigation from 1971 to 1982. He has extensive experience in preparing legal issues and dispositive motions in defense of public entities and officers such as the prosecutor's office, county jail, police officers, and county and municipal government, and in general insurance defense litigation. Mr. Fialk also has experience in solid waste management litigation. His legal experience includes representing parties in approximately thirty matters that resulted in published opinions setting forth important elements of the law. Examples of such legal issues resulting in published opinions are the statute of limitations applicable in civil rights litigation in federal court in New Jersey; the improper delegation of public power to private individuals; the vicarious liability of a public entity for conduct of a public employee under state law; the effect of a statement of damages on an award in litigation; the effect of a dismissal for mootness under state law; the reach of New Jersey jurisdiction in out-of-state contract matters; the limits of a property owner's liability for incidents on adjacent property; the scope of good faith immunity to police officers under state law; and the application of jury poll procedure under state law.