About Edward
Edward Dimon practices criminal law in Toms River, New Jersey. Since 1997, he has been a partner at his law firm, which handles a diverse array of legal matters, including business law, employment law, municipal law, and securities law. This broad experience allows him to navigate complex legal issues effectively across various practice areas. He earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Boston College Law School in 1971, after obtaining an A.B. in History from the College of the Holy Cross in 1967. His legal career began shortly after graduating from law school when he served as a public defender.
This role provided him with invaluable courtroom experience and a strong foundation in criminal defense. In 1993, he took on the position of First Assistant Prosecutor, where he managed serious criminal cases and oversaw junior prosecutors. This experience further developed his skills in the courtroom and broadened his knowledge of the criminal justice system. In addition to his legal practice, Edward has been a professor of criminal law since 1993. His teaching role allows him to educate the next generation of attorneys, sharing his extensive knowledge and experience. He has also held various executive roles in the private sector, including Senior Vice President and Managing Director in different organizations since the late 1980s.
These positions have enriched his understanding of business law and the complexities involved in corporate governance. Most of Edward's current caseload involves criminal defense, but he also provides legal advice to clients on business-related issues and employment disputes. His experience in municipal law enables him to represent clients in matters involving local government regulations and compliance. Additionally, he is experienced in securities law, offering guidance to clients navigating the requirements of financial regulations. This diverse background equips him to handle many legal challenges effectively. Before establishing himself in Toms River, Edward built a reputation in Massachusetts, where he practiced law for several years.
His analytical skills and ability to develop effective strategies for his clients have made him a respected figure in the legal community. Edward remains an active participant in discussions on criminal law and related fields, demonstrating his commitment to staying informed about developments in the law. His dedication to his practice and clients is evident in every case he undertakes, making him a advocate in the New Jersey legal field.
