Tyrone Blackburn is a skilled plaintiff’s attorney with admission to practice in New York State, New Jersey State, the Eastern District of New York, the Southern District of New York, and the District of New Jersey. He received his undergraduate degree from Brooklyn College – City University of New York, and his Juris Doctor from Seton Hall University – School of Law in Newark, NJ. Afterward, Mr. Blackburn spent several years working on Wall Street, acquiring a tremendous level of endurance and tenacity which he quickly channeled into starting his own practice, T. A. Blackburn Law, in 2019.

T. A. Blackburn Law focuses on employment and discrimination law (i.e., cases involving race, national origin, age, disability, gender, pregnancy, sexual orientation, etc.), sexual assault and harassment, and medical malpractice. Some of his most notable representations include claims against hip-hop mogul Clifford “T.I.” Harris and his wife, Tameka “Tiny” Harris, Fox Rothschild LLP, Airbnb, UPS, Morgan Stanley, TATA Consultancy Services Inc., JP Morgan Chase, IBM, Merck, and various NYC establishments including hospitals, healthcare facilities, and restaurants.

Mr. Blackburn is an empathetic advocate for the underserved and underrepresented, a dedicated warrior for justice, and a fearlessly compassionate attorney willing to take on the most influential companies and public figures on behalf of those who are limited in their capacity to secure justice themselves. He has established himself as a no-nonsense and adept negotiator who creates “mini-lawyers” out of his clients. His holistic approach to law distinguishes him from other practicing attorneys, ensuring that his clients are able to move forward as survivors, as opposed to mere victims, with not only criminal and civil remedies, but psychological and medical healing as well. In this way, Mr. Blackburn aims to be a catalyst for transformation, providing his clients with closure and the tools needed to prevent the past from repeating itself.

 
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