Thomas Aloysius Tormey - Profile

Originally from New York City, Thomas Aloysius Tormey has a rich history of litigating cases in both New York and Federal Courts spanning nearly four decades. Following his graduation from St. John’s University Law School, he embarked on his legal career in 1978 as an Assistant District Attorney within the esteemed Office of Manhattan District Attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau. Starting as an ADA in a Trial Bureau, Tormey steadily progressed to eventually lead the Special Investigations Bureau under the then Special Narcotics Prosecutor for the City of New York, now United States District Court Judge, Sterling Johnson, Jr. Transitioning from public service in 1990, Tormey established his private practice. He served as Trial Counsel under retainer for various national insurance and major oil corporations, and also took on the role of New York Counsel for a well-known insurance company. Following a successful track record in defending numerous clients, Tormey pivoted his focus to advocating for individuals facing serious criminal charges and those seeking compensation for injuries caused by the negligence of others. Over time, numerous legal professionals and law firms have engaged Tormey to handle their personal injury, criminal, and construction cases, entrusting him with their most critical legal matters. If you find yourself in need of legal representation for such cases, reach out to discuss your situation with Thomas Aloysius Tormey – he may be the right attorney for you.