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Zach has spent the majority of his career representing individuals during the toughest times in their lives. He practices employment law at his firm in South Jersey assisting individuals in discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, retaliation, defamation, and breach of contract cases. Zach also counsels small businesses and employers on a wide range of workplace issues, employment policies, restrictive covenants, severance contracts, and compliance with federal and state laws.

When I was growing up, there were 2 things that were unpopular in my house. One was me, and the other was INJUSTICE.  I couldn't stand it then and still can't stand now when justice isn't done.  My father was the youngest appointed judge in New Jeresy history and I learned early and often about the importance of the efficient and effective administration of justice. Dad instilled in me a drive to do justice and seek justice, which is at the core of my commitment to clients and to the law. I believe my "Superb" Avvo 10 rating is a reflection of this skill and commitment, which I bring to each matter I undertake for each and every client.

Tony concentrates his practice in the area of Trust & Estate litigation, with an emphasis in litigation involving probate matters, estates, trusts, guardianships, and fiduciaries.. Tony has represented institutions and individuals in a variety of contexts, including banks, corporate fiduciaries, executors, trustees, beneficiaries of estates and trusts, incapacitated persons, surviving spouses, and intestate heirs.  He has handled cases involving will contests, undue influence, diminished capacity, contested guardianships, writings intended as wills, breach of fiduciary duty, and accountings of estates and trusts.. Tony is also admitted by the State of New Jersey to the roster of court-approved mediators for probate cases and has been appointed by the courts to assist in resolving such disputes through mediation.

TOMMIE ANN GIBNEY is an attorney with the Haddonfield , New Jersey law firm of Andres & Berger, P.C. where she represents clients who have suffered personal injury as the result of nursing home abuse and neglect, defective products, professional and medical malpractice as well as automobile collisions and other acts of negligence.. Ms. Gibney received her Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, from Seton Hall University and her Juris Doctorate from Seton Hall University School of Law where she served as Articles Editor of the Seton Hall Law Review. She has been certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney.. Ms. Gibney is the Immediate Past President of the New Jersey Association for Justice (formerly ATLA-NJ) and currently serves as Co-Chair of the NJAJ Women Trial Lawyers’ Caucus. Ms. Gibney is admitted to practice in the state and federal courts for New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia as well as the Supreme Court of the United States. She is a member of the American Association of Justice, the American Bar Association, the New Jersey, Pennsylvania and District of Columbia Bar Association and is active in the Camden and Burlington County Bar Associations.. Ms. Gibney has been designated as a "Super Lawyer" by New Jersey Monthly magazine and has been peer-selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America®, Sixteenth Edition, in the speciality of personal injury litigation. She was profiled in "Women and Minorities in the Legal Profession", New Jersey Law Journal, August 29, 2005, a special report highlighting high-achieving women and minority lawyers in New Jersey and is a frequent lecturer and author of continuing legal education materials for trial attorneys on the issues of damages, tortious conduct, negligence and insurance coverage issues.

Rachel has dedicated her career to helping employees in New Jersey who have been treated unlawfully by their employers. At Wall & London LLC, she provides each case with individual attention and truly cares about helping her clients get their lives back on track. Whether your question is about a termination, a situation at work, a contract, or unemployment, Rachel can help. She also helps small business owners with their human resource and legal needs, helping to make sure that every decision complies with the law. She provides free consultations and is happy to talk anytime.

Nikitas "Nick" Moustakas is a founding partner and current managing partner of Moustakas Nelson LLC. His practice focuses on corporate and business counseling, trademark application, outside general counsel, information technology, healthcare, employment, and other transactional business representation, for clients ranging from individuals and start ups to publicly traded institutions. Mr. Moustakas also regularly assists clients in locating and securing financing and partners and otherwise negotiating and bringing deals to the closing table.. His experience representing corporate, business, and individual clients includes guidance with contract preparation, review, and negotiation, business transactional law, and real estate/business acquisitions and sales, as well as corporate entity selection, operating agreements, buy-sell agreements, employee and labor matters, trademark matters and assistance with succession planning. Mr. Moustakas also has extensive experience representing community and homeowners associations.. Prior to embarking on his legal career, for almost two decades Mr. Moustakas owned and operated a successful restaurant in Philadelphia. The extensive business and customer service experience that he cultivated as a restaurateur provides him with an acute understanding of the operations, risks, and benefits of small businesses and being a business owner in the Philadelphia region. This experience, coupled with his legal knowledge, allows Mr. Moustakas to more effectively represent his clients.. Mr. Moustakas also frequently speaks at seminars regarding healthcare, corporate law, and succession planning, and has spoken at Temple University, Cooper University Hospital, and Hermes Expo International, among other venues.. Mr. Moustakas is a resident of Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Outside of law, Mr. Moustakas enjoys spending time with his family in Brigantine, serving as an elected official in Mount Laurel, fundraising for various hospitals and charitable organizations, and supporting Greek-American groups in the Philadelphia, New York, and southern New Jersey area.

Nace Naumoski, Esq. is counsel with the law firm of Stewart | Smith.  Nace primarily represents clients involved in disputes over insurance coverage, clients who have suffered data breaches, and clients accused of white collar crimes.. Nace has defended clients in both state and federal court under investigation for or accused of a broad array of white collar crimes, including bank fraud, wire fraud, bribery, money laundering, embezzlement, racketeering, healthcare fraud, insurance fraud, counterfeiting, identity theft, smuggling, tax fraud, credit card fraud, check fraud, forgery, theft by deception, obstruction of justice, and computer hacking.. Nace has also represented clients in high-profile civil and criminal matters that have received local, national, and international media coverage.  Nace’s cases have received attention from publications such as Forbes Magazine, US Weekly, the Washington Post, the Star Ledger, the Bergen Record, the Daily Record, and the Jersey Journal.  Nace has also served as a columnist commenting on various issues involving criminal matters for the Garden State Journal.  Earlier in his career, Nace was an associate with New Jersey’s oldest and largest law firm, McCarter & English, where he defended large corporations in a variety of litigation matters.. Nace earned his law degree from Fordham University, where he was a member of the Fordham Law Review.  Membership on the Law Review is considered among the highest scholarly achievements at any law school.  Nace earned his undergraduate degreefrom the prestigious School of Diplomacy and International Relations at Seton Hall University, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree, magna cum laude, in diplomacy and international relations.. Nace is currently admitted to practice in the State of New Jersey and the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.  Nace has also handled cases in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York and the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Michele Morgera, Esquire, works in GPFF’s office in Haddonfield, New Jersey. As the former Chief of the Major Crimes Unit of the Camden County, New Jersey Prosecutor’s office, Ms. Morgera brings thirty years of legal experience to the firm. Ms. Morgera concentrates her practice in criminal defense. She joins Leonard Baker, Esquire, who is one of the area’s leading criminal attorneys, and Ret. New Jersey Court Judge Irvin Snyder, to give GPFF one of the strongest, respected and most experienced criminal law defense practices in Southern New Jersey.. Ms. Morgera began her legal career as an associate in both a civil practice and criminal defense firm before joining the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office in 1987. During Ms. Morgera’s career as an assistant prosecutor, she served as the Chief of the Grand Jury Unit, Chief of the Career Criminal Unit, Chief of the Fugitive Section, and the Chief of the Major Crimes Unit. She has personally tried over one hundred jury trials, including some of the most complicated criminal cases in the region. Additionally, she had supervisory authority over thousands of serious cases. Ms. Morgera also served as the Police Legal Advisor. Ms. Morgera was literally on call 24 hours a day to answer all of the complicated legal matters and questions from law enforcement.. GPFF is thrilled to have Ms. Morgera bring her experience and knowledge of the criminal justice system to the firm. Just as important, her knowledge of best practices in internal investigations from the perspective of a seasoned prosecutor adds additional depth to our Employment Practice.. Ms. Morgera graduated from LaSalle University with a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration. She received her law degree from Rutgers Law School in 1986. In 2001, Ms. Morgera earned a Master’s in Public Administration from Rutgers Newark.. In 2014, Ms. Morgera began working as a Literacy Volunteer in Camden County as a reading tutor, providing reading instruction to adults at the lowest literacy level.

Matthew Bravette, Esq. is an associate attorney at Bratton Estate & Elder Care Attorneys and concentrates in the areas of estate planning, life care planning, elder law and estate administration. Mr. Bravette received his B.S. degree from Drexel University and J.D. from Temple University Beasley School of Law. While studying for his degree, he served as a judicial law clerk for the Philadelphia Commerce Court Case Management Program, where he holds the distinction of being the first ever recipient of the Honorable Albert W. Sheppard Scholarship Fund. Mr. Bravette is a member of the Philadelphia Bar Association and is licensed to practice law in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Leonard S. Baker is a Partner at Greenblatt Pierce Funt & Flores, LLC (GPFF). Mr. Baker is the Director of the firm’s New Jersey Office and leads both the legal and administrative functions centered in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Mr. Baker has been admitted to the New Jersey State Bar since 1973 and has continually practiced law in that state up until the present. Mr. Baker’s practice, during his over forty (40) years as an attorney, has been primarily devoted to criminal defense. To that end, he has represented clients on matters ranging from Driving While Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs (DUI) to Capital Murder. Mr. Baker has litigated matters in Federal, State and Municipal Courts. He has also represented clients before Administrative Courts and Agencies throughout New Jersey.. Throughout Mr. Baker’s long and distinguished career, he has represented individuals, banks, corporations, political appointees, and police officers from many different agencies. Additionally, Mr. Baker has represented various public agencies, including probation offices, police offices, and Sheriff’s Offices, in conducting contract negotiations. As such, Mr. Baker has developed a unique and specialized knowledge in the workings of all of these agencies.. Mr. Baker has litigated a vast amount of jury trials during his career; including; three Capital Murder trials, numerous other murder trials and an International Sexual abuse case in Federal Court. Mr. Baker has had jury trials also involving robbery, firearms offenses, drug conspiracy, and many others.. In 1988, Mr. Baker became one of a select number of criminal attorneys in New Jersey to attain the distinction of becoming a “Certified Criminal Trial Attorney by the New Jersey Supreme Court.” To achieve this prestigious distinction, Mr. Baker had to; pass a comprehensive exam, handle a significant number of criminal matters and be recognized by his peers and judges as an expert in criminal law. This distinction has allowed Mr. Baker to receive numerous referrals from other attorneys who recognize Mr. Baker’s expertise and trust their clients to his representation. Additionally, Mr. Baker has maintained this prestigious distinction throughout the years by continuing to improve his legal education and receiving written accolades from fellow attorneys and judges.. For over 25 years, Mr. Baker was an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Law at Rutgers School of Law, Camden, until his retirement in June of 2016. He was first retained in August 1989 by Dean Roger Dennis, to teach an advanced course in Criminal Procedure. He instructed students on the law of Search and Seizure and various other important Criminal Law topics. In 1993, the law school tasked Mr. Baker with developing a new course to offer its senior students who had an interest in practicing Criminal law upon graduation. Mr. Baker formulated, from scratch, a new curriculum entitled “Criminal Practice.” Through this new and innovative course, students are taught the Criminal Justice System through the eyes of a 40 plus year litigator. Additionally, Mr. Baker brought in guest Prosecutors and Judges to help the students fully understand the system. Also, while having the students do mock litigation, Mr. Baker helped his students sharpen their courtroom skills by teaching them advanced methods of oral argument and direct and cross-examination of various types of witnesses.. Mr. Baker is also a guest lecturer at “Boys State of New Jersey.” Boys State is a one week session for outstanding high school students in New Jersey who are entering their senior year. Mr. Baker, along with other attorneys, lectures the students about the career path of becoming a lawyer. For the past ten (10) years, Mr. Baker has met with large groups of young men, explaining the legal profession as a career path and answering all of their queries.. Because of his years of experience, Mr. Baker is on a state-wide New Jersey list of lawyers qualified to represent law enforcement officers who have either administrative, legal or both matters pending against them. This police Benevolent Association (PBA) list is disseminated throughout the State and Mr. Baker is regularly chosen as counsel for officers who need his help. Because of his vast legal knowledge and the associations Mr. Baker has made over the years, he can offer a truly unique knowledge of all areas in which his help is needed.. Additionally, Mr. Baker has successfully litigated numerous Civil matters resulting in substantial awards to his client.. In John Doe v. Caesars Casino, et al, Mr. Baker attained a 2.4 million dollar verdict for his client. In an exhaustive four week trial in Atlantic City, Mr. Baker convinced a jury that his client’s deceased husband’s death was a result of negligence on the part of several defendants and that she should be fairly compensated.. Additionally, Mr. Baker, in 2009, settled a case against Valero Oil Corporation for 1.4 million dollars. In 2010, he recovered a half million dollars for an injured bicyclist.. In winning these civil cases, Mr. Baker was able to translate his skills in the criminal courts to the civil courts.

Kevin J. DiMedio represents his clients by utilizing a wide range of experiences gained while serving public, not-for-profit and private sector organizations. Mr. DiMedio’s practice focuses on individual & corporate/commercial matters including comprehensive business support services, real estate & land use (commercial & residential) and a variety of corporate and government compliance issues, to include related arbitration, mediation and litigation resolutions. Having previously served as in-house counsel for both privately-held companies and a Fortune 500 company, Mr. DiMedio is able to view his clients’ needs from the perspective of a business owner as well as a client. He knows the importance of providing prompt and thorough counsel to support his clients’ ongoing business operations, interests and planning needs.

Kerri Chewning is a trial attorney in Archer & Greiner's Litigation Department and is a member of the Commercial Litigation Group and the Intellectual Property Group. She has extensive experience in complex litigation in the federal and state courts of New Jersey as well as in the Third Circuit.. Much of Kerri’s practice is devoted to the defense of class actions and she was named a Rising Star in that field for the years 2008 through the present. Kerri also represents clients in intellectual property litigation and has been involved in patent litigation and the defense of indemnification claims arising from patent infringement settlements and judgments. Kerri has litigated unfair competition and misappropriation of trade secret claims and has represented clients in litigation before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. She also handles the defense of civil rights claims and litigation involving medical and health care issues.. Prior to joining Archer & Greiner, Kerri served as a law clerk to the Honorable Garrett E. Brown, Jr., U.S.D.J. (ret.) where she gained valuable insight into federal court practice and procedure. She often serves as local counsel for cases pending in the District of New Jersey. Although Kerri is an experienced litigator, she has negotiated economical settlements for clients in a wide variety of matters. Kerri has recently been approved by the District Court to serve as a mediator for the District of New Jersey.

I am Certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Civil Trial Attorney.  I have been a Certified Civil Trial Attorney in New Jersey for over 15 years.  I represent injured victims, exclusively.  .. I frequently try cases in New Jersey State and Federal Courts on behalf of those seriously injured. Many attorneys refer their bodily injury and economic loss cases to me, because I am an aggressive, compassionate and experienced personal injury attorney with years of trial experience.. I am the father of four children, live in Haddonfield, New Jersey, and I am involved in all of their activities.  I was raised in Willingboro, New Jersey.  I played soccer through college, and now coach soccer.

FORMER PROSECUTOR. 22 YEARS EXPERIENCE. I take the time to understand my clients' unique situations and circumstances.  I treat each client with respect and objectivity. I work hard to ensure great results in the courtroom, and positive outcomes that will help my clients improve their lives going forward.

Elaine Cheung, Esq. is President of the Law Offices of Elaine Cheung, LLC. In 2001, Ms. Cheung graduated with honors from the University of Pennsylvania. Upon graduation, she relocated to San Francisco, California and worked as a legal assistant specializing in wills and trusts and elder abuse litigation before entering law school at the University of California, Hastings.. At UC Hastings, Ms. Cheung was elected Student Body President of her law school, was a legal research & writing teacher's assistant for first year law students and was nominated for the distinguished moot court award of David E. Snodgrass Best Oralist. She has been the recipient of academic scholarships at every level of schooling from high school through law school.. Ms. Cheung was a law clerk and summer associate for the Human Rights Commission in San Francisco and Carlson Calladine & Peterson, a complex civil litigation firm in San Francisco. Born and raised in Philadelphia, she chose to return to her hometown to practice immigration law. As the daughter of immigrants, Ms. Cheung is devoted to helping her clients through the complex immigration process that many members of her family and close friends have experienced. Ms. Cheung was Senior Associate Attorney at the Law Offices of Tahir Mella before opening her own practice specializing in immigration law.. Ms. Cheung has been admitted to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, New Jersey Supreme Court, California Supreme Court, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, and she may practice in the Executive Office of Immigration Review: Immigration Courts in all 50 states. Her other professional memberships include the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Philadelphia and American Bar Associations, and the Delaware Valley Asian-American Bar Association.. Ms. Cheung is fluent in Spanish and the Chinese dialect of Fuzhou, and she is proficient in French and Mandarin.. Advisal:  If you seek legal advice, please schedule a consultation with our office. No legal advice will be given via email to non-clients without having a thorough consultation first. No advice will be given through the AVVO website.

Donald C. Cofsky is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Civil Trial Attorney, and is the Managing Member of Cofsky & Zeidman, LLC in Haddonfield, New Jersey. He concentrates his practice on family formation through adoption and assisted reproduction technology (ART), and on trial work, and has received “A” and “V” ratings by Martindale-Hubbell, its highest for both ability and ethics.. Mr. Cofsky represents adopting parents in private, agency, international, and domestic placements and represents parties in assisted reproduction matters. He has served as a lecturer and workshop leader at numerous adoption and ART seminars and has worked with the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Court (AOC) on revisions to the court rules on adoptions and gestation carrier matters. He is the author of Family Formation through Private Adoption published in the December 2018 edition of the New Jersey Lawyer, the magazine of the New Jersey State Bar Association. He is a Past President of the Academy of Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Attorneys (AAAA), a founding member and Co-Chair of the New Jersey Academy of Adoption Attorneys (NJAAA), and a charter member of the American Academy of Assisted Reproduction Technology Attorneys (AAARTA), now part of AAAA. He has assisted over 1,500 families in completing their adoptions. In 2005 he was named as an “Angel in Adoption” by the Congressional Coalition on Adoption in Washington, DC

Dan Farino is a partner in Archer & Greiner's Environmental Law practice group, where he concentrates his practice on complex environmental matters, and has a wealth of experience in the defense of natural resource damage, toxic tort, product liability, property damage, and personal injury claims. Dan participates in the defense of statutory and common law claims involving state and federal laws in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and beyond, and has significant experience in multidistrict litigation. Dan has particular experience in preparing key fact and expert witnesses for deposition, as well as deposing fact and expert witnesses in an array of subject matters, including those involving soil and groundwater contamination from underground storage tanks and surface spills. Dan also has significant regulatory law experience, and regularly assists and advises clients in navigating New Jersey's complex SRRA, TRSR, and ISRA regulations and obligations. As a member of Archer Discovery Strategies, Dan maintains in depth knowledge of e-discovery trends and obligations, and frequently oversees the collection, review, and production of paper documents and electronically stored information in state, federal, and multidistrict litigations. Dan is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association's Environmental Section, the vice-chair of Medford's Environmental Affairs Advisory Committee, and is active in the Burlington County Bar Association's Young Lawyer Committee. Dan graduated Cum Laude from Rutgers School of Law in 2007, where he received the Burlington County Bar Association’s Jan M. Schlesinger Scholarship Award. Prior to that, Dan majored in Finance and minored in Management Information Systems at Villanova University, where he also served as captain of Villanova’s Division I baseball team.

Chris is President of Archer & Greiner and also serves as chairman of the Firm’s Litigation Department and both the Environmental Law and Eminent Domain practice groups. During his 28 plus years in practice, Chris has litigated and  tried a variety of commercial, employment, construction and toxic tort/product liability cases seeking personal injuries and property claims, but he is best known as one of New Jersey’s leading environmental litigators. Chris has successfully tried multiple cases involving hundreds of millions of dollars in response costs or natural resource damage claims on behalf of many large chemical and petroleum companies. He also currently represents several large corporations in cases that have been brought by the State of New Jersey seeking natural resource damages.. Chris acts as local and regional counsel to nationally and regionally known corporations, including Air Products and Chemicals Inc., Bridgestone/Firestone Inc., Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc., NL Industries Inc., and US Steel Corporation.  He also represents and advises smaller and mid-size local businesses in various commercial litigation, employment and environmental matters.. In addition,  Chris represents many governmental clients. He is solicitor and special counsel to the Gloucester County College; labor counsel to the Gloucester County Utility Authority; labor and special projects counsel to the Gloucester County Improvement Authority and Shady Lane Nursing Home; special labor counsel to the Mercer County Board of Social Services; and special environmental counsel to several other municipalities and governmental agencies. He has also been appointed to act as New Jersey counsel to the Delaware River Port Authority (“DRPA”) of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The DRPA is a $200 million regional transportation and economic development bi-state authority. Chris provides legal counsel to the New Jersey Commissioners and the management of the DRPA on all issues concerning New Jersey law.

Carlos Bollar is a partner at Archer & Greiner’s Haddonfield office.  Mr. Bollar concentrates his practice on toxic torts, class actions, product liability matters and other complex disputes.  Mr. Bollar is adept at handling toxic tort matters in all of the contexts in which they arise, including: single plaintiff cases, mass actions involving hundreds of plaintiffs and class actions.. Mr. Bollar has litigated cases involving alleged groundwater, air and soil contamination, as well as vapor intrusion. Mr. Bollar has tried numerous contested matters in federal and state courts and has experience in all aspects of pre-trial and trial work.Mr. Bollar’s cases typically involve claims for personal injury, medical monitoring, property damage and natural resource damages. Mr. Bollar routinely handles claims involving exposure to benzene, MTBE, chlorinated compounds and numerous other hazardous substances. Mr. Bollar also has experience in environmental insurance cases, representing policyholders in their efforts to obtain coverage against insurers for environmental claims. Mr. Bollar regularly counsels clients in state and federal regulatory matters and represents those clients in administrative hearings.

At Reagan Law Offices, LLC, in Haddonfield, New Jersey, we are a small firm offering the kind of personalized service that a big firm cannot provide. Our goal-oriented philosophy is to zealously guard the rights of our clients to achieve results. You will work directly with a deeply experienced attorney at every step with the ultimate goal of obtaining the most favorable outcome possible.. Our founding lawyer, Brian Reagan, has served Camden County, Cherry Hill and the surrounding area for over 20 years, providing effective legal counsel and representation in several areas of law.

As a divorced father and having practiced divorce and family law for almost 35 years, I have an understandiing of the emotional dynamics of divorce and all family law disputes, as well as the interplay between the emotional, legal, and financial issues. My ability to communicate with clients, listen to them, really hear them, empathize with them, and provide personal service has earned me the respect and admiration of my colleagues, the judiciary, and the gratitude of former clients.. The main focus of my practice is now Divorce and Family Law Mediation and Arbitration. Serving as a mediator for people who are involved in a divorce or other family law dispute is incredibly rewarding and fulfililng work. Mediation provides clients a neutral setting with an experienced and trained mediator through which they can resolve their issues, thereby avoiding litigation through the court system.. I have mediated close to 2000 divorce and family disputes both privately and as a court appointed mediator. The New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators has designated me as an Accredited Professional Mediator (APM). The Academy of Professional Family Mediators has designated me as a Certified Advanced Practitioner. I am often chosen by colleagues to mediate complex family law disputes involving custody and parenting time, support issues, distribution of assets, and others.. I am also a trained Collaborative Divorce attorney. Collaborative Divorce is a unique process for couples who would prefer not to engage in litigation through the court system but may not necesarily be amenable to mediation. For more information about the collaborative divorce process, please visit my website or the IACP website .. In addition to mediaiton and Collaborative Divorce, I am also appointed by colleagues and judges to serve as binding arbitrator, Blue Ribbon Early Settlement Panelist, parenting coordinator, and Guardian Ad Litem. I have arbitrated several divorce and other family law disputes.. For all of my clients, my goal is to help clients reach reasonable and fair agreements to avoid the heartache, stress, and financial burden of litigation through the court. I take time to educate my clients on the law, explain the range of possible resolutions of their issues, the likely best and worst case scenarios if the matter were tried to conclusion by a judge, and work toward an amicable resolution of all of the issues. I work with clients to act in a rational, responsible, and reasonable manner, and focus on what they think is fair and reasonable as opposed to what the law may say or what a judge may ultimately decide after a trial.. I love to travel, spend time at the beach, do crossword puzzles, read, listen to music, and spend time with my family and friends. I also love to watch sports and attend sporting events. I am an avid fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, Flyers, and Sixers, and UGA Bulldogs Football.

After receiving my B.A. from Rutgers University, I chose to pursue my dream of becoming an attorney.  While I was finishing up law school at Rutgers, I began an internship with a prominent criminal defense firm.  Upon completion of  law school and passing the bar exam, I immediately began representing clients and defending the constitution in our courts.  After working as an associate until 2003, I opened my own law practice in 2003.  In 2015, in an effort to better serve my client's differing legal needs, I chose to diversify my practice.  I joined the law firm of Liebling Malamut, LLC as the head of the criminal practice group.  I now specialize in all aspects of criminal defense including the most serious felony charges to the most minor municipal court charges. I personally handle each case; I do not transfer your important matter to a junior associate as many of the larger firms will often do.  I am an expert on search and seizure law and will provide you with a vigorous defense in both State and Federal Court.. I have succesfully argued two matters before the NJ Supreme Court.. In the search and seizure area, I am particularly proud of one of my major accomplishments on behalf of a client.  In 2013, I argued the matter of State v. Brown, 216 N.J. 508 (2014). In that case, the State attempted to justify the illegal search of a home based on an argument that the house was abondoned.  I was able to convince the NJ Supreme Court that the house was not an abandoned home and thus the search was in violation of my client's constitutional rights.. I likewise successfully argued another matter in the NJ Supreme Court whereby the State was attempting to disbar my attorney client. I was able to keep the attorney from being disbarred.  The matter resulted in a suspension only, thereby preserving my client's ability to earn a living for he and his family.. I appeared on the Nancy Grace show as an expert commentator with regard the the murder case of State v. Fred Neulander.  Mr. Neulander was a Rabbi who was at the time on trial for hiring a hitman to murder his wife. He was ultimately convicted and is serivng a life sentence.