Associate Professor
Administration and Economics
Bent Hall Room 427
(718) 990-7450
giordant@stjohns.edu
Thomas D. Giordano is a full time Associate Professor of
Business Law at the College of Professional Studies of St. John’s
University. He earned a Juris Doctor degree from St. John's
University School of Law and an accounting degree from St. John's
University. He holds law licenses in New York, New Jersey,
and Florida and is admitted to United States District Court (New
York Eastern and Southern Districts). Professor Giordano’s
professional experience includes real property transactions, estate
planning, and civil and criminal appellate litigation.
Professor Giordano arbitrates civil cases for Nassau County
District Court and securities and employment matters for National
Association of Securities Dealers Dispute Resolution and the New
York Stock Exchange. He also has served as a hearing officer
for New York State Supreme Court and arbitrator for American
Arbitration Association, Better Business Bureau, and trial courts
in Queens and Suffolk Counties. Professor Giordano was
recognized in 1988 by the Chief Judge of the State of New York for
his outstanding service as a Nassau County District Court small
claims arbitrator.
Professor Giordano’s writings include a book on litigating small
claims cases in New York, a supplement to a widely-used college
business law text, and law review and bar journal publications.
Courses Taught
- Law and Business
- Legal Environment of the Workplace
- Topics of Business Law
- Business Litigation – Small Claims
- Inside the Courts of New York
- Corporation Law and Practice
- Probate and Estate Administration
- Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights