Robert
P. Lynn, Jr. commenced his professional career with the
major New York City firm then known as Leboeuf, Lamb & Lieby,
leaving to become an associate and then a partner with the
major Long Island firm of Sprague Dwyer Aspland & Tobin.
After leaving Sprague Dwyer, he founded the firm of Lynn & Ledwith,
the predecessor of the present day Lynn & Gartner, LLP.
Mr. Lynn has also served as a Deputy Town Attorney of the
Town of North Hempstead, in Nassau County; as Village Prosecutor
for the Village of Bayville, in Suffolk County; as a Trustee
of the Nassau County Supreme Court Library; and as a member
of the New York State Court Committee to Promote Trust and
Confidence in the Legal System.
Mr.
Lynn attended St. Bonaventure University and Villanova
University as an undergraduate, and received his law degree
from the St. John’s University School of Law.
Mr. Lynn has been a trial lawyer his entire career, and
has tried hundreds of cases to verdict throughout New York
State and beyond. He has broad experience at trial of virtually
all areas of civil litigation including but not limited to
contracts, construction, environmental, real property issues,
and Lanham Act cases.
A
representative sampling of Mr. Lynn’s reported cases
are set forth at the firm’s Martindale Hubbell listing.
