Brendan Judge practices primarily commercial and banking litigation in the federal court in New Jersey.  Known for its versatility, over the past year Mr. Judge's practice has found him arguing antitrust, intellectual property and contract issues before the federal court on behalf of various business clients; Fifth Amendment takings issues before the Court of Federal Claims; UCC, fraud, construction and products liability issues before the New Jersey State courts on behalf of bank, construction and manufacturing clients; Commerce Clause issues in a class action before the New Jersey Tax Court on behalf of trucking industry clients; and inherently beneficial land use issues before a city Zoning Board of Adjustment on behalf of a homeless shelter.

Mr. Judge has received from his peers an ethical standards rating of “very high” and a professional ability rating of “very high to preeminent.” During a recent complex trial in the U.S. District Court, his client was overheard to say of this tough, but ethical trial lawyer: “He was born for this.” 

Other professional and civic experience includes: Editor, Notre Dame Law Review, 1989-1991; Teaching Fellow, Notre Dame Law School, 1990-1991; Legal Intern to Hon. Daniel J. O’Hern, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of New Jersey; Law Clerk to Hon. Clarkson S. Fisher, U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey, 1991-1992; Spring Lake Municipal Prosecutor, 1998-2006; and Member of the Board of Directors of Notre Dame Law Association, 2005-present. He is currently serving as President of the Board of Trustees for the Spring Lake Educational Foundation.