Thomas A. McTigue is an associate attorney with the firm. Mr. McTigue's practice covers a range of real estate-oriented litigation matters, including property tax appeals, eminent domain, transaction-based litigation, and municipal applications and litigation.

He has also been responsible for a variety of highly specialized assignments, such as municipal cessation and annexation proceedings, agricultural exemptions, and special district assessment issues.

Mr. McTigue brings the extraordinary value of a real estate executive's insight and perspective to each legal assignment in a way that few others can duplicate. Before joining Huff Wilkes, LLP, Tom worked as a real estate professional with the Commercial Management end of Tishman Speyer Properties in Manhattan, where he handled a wide range of real estate management functions at several of New York City's high end trophy properties, including Rockefeller Center. Before graduating from Pace University Law School, Tom served as a legal intern in the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office, where he assisted in major felony and misdemeanor trials in the Homicide and Special Prosecutions Bureaus and the Criminal Court Division.

Mr. McTigue also comes to the firm with an impressive military background, having graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, where he majored in Business Management and Systems Engineering and was named to the Dean's List. Following graduation, Tom served at Fort Hood, Texas, as Platoon Leader/Troop Executive Officer, where he led an attack helicopter platoon and served in the leadership of an Air Cavalry Troop. Tom is a graduate of the U.S. Army's Helicopter Aviator Course and Aviation Officer Basic Course, and was qualified in Cobra AH-1F Attack and UH-1 Helicopters. He received the U.S. Army Commendation Medal, Rotary Wing Aviator Badge, Parachutist and Air Assault Badge.

Tom is a member of the New York State Bar Association, the West Point Society of New York, and the New York County Lawyers' Association.