Tyler Thomas is an associate at Carter Arnett Stahl + Cho Hernandez whose practice focuses on commercial litigation, employment, and intellectual property matters. Before joining the firm, Tyler developed broad commercial litigation experience across all phases of a dispute from early strategy and risk assessment through trial and appeal. His litigation work spans a wide range of contractual disputes, including complex asset-purchase agreements and project-level matters involving emerging residential developments.

Beyond litigation, Tyler has advised founders on business formation and operations, assisting in the creation of more than 15 start-up companies. That work has included drafting formation documents and commercial agreements and providing practical guidance to early-stage businesses. Tyler also served as a research assistant to Professor Samuel Thompson — a nationally recognized mergers and acquisitions scholar — at Penn State Law. Prior to law school, he spent a year in the start-up technology sector in Tulsa, Oklahoma, deepening his understanding of the operational and legal challenges that growing companies face.