Thomas H. Burt is a lawyer practicing securities litigation, derivative litigation, antitrust and 5 other areas of law. Thomas received a B.A. degree from American University magna cum laude in 1993, and has been licensed for 28 years. Thomas practices at Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz LLP in New York, NY.
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American Association for Justice
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Mr. Burt has been an advocate for the trans community nationally and at Wolf Haldenstein. His advocacy ranges from connecting trans community members nationwide with pro bono counsel to formalize their transition with the appropriate documentation following the 2016 election
supporting state trans-focused legislation
and co-authoring Wolf Haldenstein's trans inclusion policy.
Mr. Burt had served as an officer and board member of the St. Andrew's Society of New York. The St. Andrew's Society of New York, the oldest charitable organization in New York, is a Scottish society founded in 1756 that has included such esteemed members as Alexander Hamilton and Andrew Carnegie. Mr. Burt is currently the Secretary of the Society.
Pro Bono
Thomas Burt worked for three years as a member of a panel of neutrals overseeing a civil rights settlement concerning day laborers in his local community, the Village of Mamaroneck, New York. Following a settlement before US District Court judge Colleen McMahon, the Village and the representatives of Hispanic day laborer plaintiffs each appointed representatives, under the direction of the Court's referee, to oversee implementation of terms that included cessation of certain enforcement practices, and creation of a new hiring site supported by a local church. The body was called the Constituents' Committee on Day Laborer Issues, and it met from 2007 to 2010, when its work was deemed complete
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