About Peter A.
Peter A. Dyson built a career that spans three state bars and federal court. He earned his law degree from Shepard Broad Law Center at Nova Southeastern University in 2007 after completing a bachelor’s degree in history at the State University of New York, Binghamton, in 2000. The sequence is straightforward: undergraduate study in history, then law school, then the courtroom.
Dyson began practicing soon after graduation and rose through firm ranks in South Florida. He became a partner at Metnick, Levy & Dyson in 2012. That role lasted through a period of steady growth and increased responsibility. In 2020 he took the title of managing partner at Dyson & Levy, and a year later he founded and became managing partner of Dyson Law, PLLC. The timeline shows a lawyer who moved from partnership to firm leadership in less than a decade.
He holds active memberships in the Florida Bar, the New York State Bar and the New Jersey State Bar. He is also admitted in the Southern District of Florida. Locally, he belongs to the Palm Beach County Justice Association and the Broward County Justice Association. His professional affiliations include membership in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum.
Those memberships map onto a practice that crosses state lines. Dyson accepts matters in New Jersey, Florida and New York, and he handles cases in federal court for the Southern District of Florida. He balances courtroom work and client counseling. Colleagues describe him as someone who manages both litigation strategy and the practical demands of running a firm.
Clients and peers have seen Dyson move from associate work to the operational side of law practice. His years as a partner and later as a managing partner have involved supervising attorneys, directing case preparations and maintaining client relationships. He keeps an office under the Dyson Law, PLLC name and oversees the firm’s daily operations. The record of positions lists partner in 2012, managing partner in 2020, and managing partner again in 2021 at his current firm.
Outside courtrooms, his participation in county justice associations reflects an engagement with the professional communities in Broward and Palm Beach counties. Membership in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum points to involvement with peers who have pursued high-stakes litigation. He continues to practice law in multiple jurisdictions and to lead Dyson Law, PLLC. He now focuses his practice on representing clients in matters across state and federal courts.
