Mark A. Fiore

In addition, Mark has experience with non-competition and non-solicitation disputes, theft and misuse of trade secrets, and other employment matters. He works extensively with clients in the e-commerce, manufacturing, retail, energy, pharmaceutical, chemical, real estate, and retail industries.

A well-rounded litigator and counselor, Mark prides himself on his ability to provide practical operational advice, guiding clients through daily issues that businesses face, while simultaneously litigating cases from inception through trial in federal and state courts. He regularly conducts expert discovery, including deposing and defending experts and corporate designees, briefs and argues motions, and manages a significant day-to-day caseload. 

Before joining Morgan Lewis, Mark was a litigation associate with a prominent Mid-Atlantic firm. While in law school, he won the Rutgers Law mock trial competition and served as a member of the Rutgers National Trial Advocacy Team. Mark’s pro bono experience includes the Military Assistance Project, Wills for Heroes, and the representation of indigent criminal defendants in state court.

• Represented an international e-commerce company in multiple Department of Labor investigations concerning alleged health and safety violations in distribution facilities throughout North America. Successfully convinced government regulators that no charges were warranted and/or that citations should be vacated after issuance. 
• Represented a real estate developer in a multimillion dollar CERCLA cost recovery action against the United States Department of Justice – Environment and Natural Resources Division.   
• Defended an international food processing company in a federal class action alleging civil RICO violations. 
• Represented a closely-held international produce distributor in a complex oppressed shareholder action resulting in the dismissal of multiple claims and the dissolution of the minority shareholder’s interest.
• Represented a regional health club chain in a class action brought under the NJ Consumer Fraud Act, Health Club Services Act, Consumer Contract Warranty and Notice Act and the Retail Installment Sales Act. 
• Represented the Chapter 7 Trustee of a liquidating trust in the prosecution of over $11 million in clawback claims for preferences and fraudulent transfers.
• Represented an international staffing firm in the defense of federal employment discrimination claims resulting in a favorable settlement prior to trial.
• Represented a commercial developer in a federal mortgage and bank fraud investigation resulting in a corporate plea for nominal restitution and no individual charges.