John Marsh Tyson

Judge John Marsh Tyson serves as an Adjunct Professor at Campbell Law School and is a current Judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals. With a career spanning over 39 years, he has held prominent roles including Chairman of the North Carolina State Ethics Commission and appointments to the Dispute Resolution Commission.

• Education:
  • LL.M. in Judicial Process from University of Virginia School of Law (2004)
  • M.B.A. from Duke University (1988)
  • J.D. cum laude from Campbell University School of Law (1979)
  • B.A. from University of North Carolina at Wilmington (1974)
• Professional Affiliations:
  • Member of North Carolina and Virginia State Bars
  • Certified Mediator and Arbitrator
  • Past Chairman of Cumberland County Joint Planning Board

Research and Practice Focus: Judge Tyson’s work centers on judicial process, real property law, and dispute resolution, informed by his extensive legal practice and academic contributions.

Scientific Awards:

• AV Pre-Eminent peer-reviewed professional rating from Martindale Hubbell–Lexis/Nexis
• Board Certified Specialist in Real Property Law by the North Carolina State Bar

Teaching and Professional Engagement: He has taught law at Campbell Law School since 1987 and is a frequent author/presenter for continuing legal education programs. His career blends judicial service, corporate real estate counsel roles, and academic instruction.