John M. Badagliacca

In addition to his experience in civil defense litigation, Mr. Badagliacca has served as a court-appointed attorney on behalf of alleged incapacitated individuals in guardianship proceedings and as a guardian ad litem on behalf of minors in various probate matters.

As a member of the Seton Hall Law Review, Mr. Badagliacca published a comment on academic tenure’s substantive protections in institutions of higher learning.

See John M. Badagliacca, The Decline of Tenure: The Sixth Circuit's Interpretation of Academic Tenure's Substantive Protections, 44 Seton Hall L. Rev. 905 (2014).

After graduating law school, Mr. Badagliacca clerked for the Honorable Robert P. Contillo, P.J.Ch. in Bergen County. In that capacity, he was responsible for managing the General Equity and Probate motion calendars and assisting the judge on all emergent matters, trust and estate matters, and matters seeking equitable relief.