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Joseph B. Cicero is an accomplished litigator and corporate counselor based in Wilmington, Delaware, with extensive experience in corporate restructuring, creditor rights, and intellectual property litigation. A graduate of Widener University School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor in 2003, Joe also holds a Bachelor of Arts from Franklin and Marshall College, obtained in 2000. With a robust practice in Delaware's state and federal courts, Joe specializes in corporate and alternative entity governance litigation, particularly in the Court of Chancery. His litigation expertise spans a wide array of complex matters, including breach of fiduciary duty claims, corporate control issues, mergers and acquisitions, and proxy contests. Joe's proficiency in corporate restructuring and statutory proceedings under Delaware's General Corporation Law positions him as a vital resource for clients navigating intricate corporate landscapes. In addition to his Chancery litigation practice, Joe represents clients in complex commercial disputes, including those involving contracts, non-competition agreements, business torts, and director and officer liability. His comprehensive understanding of creditor rights and intellectual property litigation further enhances his effectiveness in safeguarding his clients' interests. Prior to his current role, Joe was a Shareholder in the Litigation Practice Group at Greenberg Traurig LLP. He also served as a Wolcott law clerk to the Honorable Randy J. Holland of the Delaware Supreme Court, where he gained invaluable insights into the judicial process. With a commitment to excellence and a deep understanding of the legal landscape, Joseph B. Cicero is dedicated to providing strategic counsel and effective representation for his clients.
Litigation attorneys represent clients in civil lawsuits, handling all aspects of disputes from filing through trial and appeal. They are skilled advocates in and out of the courtroom. Common matters include civil disputes, business litigation, contract disputes, appeals.