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With over 30 years of experience David Maran is a Specialist in all forms of Personal Injury, and both Legal and Medical Malpractice.  David helps one client at a time from retention to resolution.. Maran & Maran was formed in 1986 soon after David Maran joined his father, Joe Maran at Gateway 1 in Newark.  When David joined his father, Joe Maran was already a seasoned and acclaimed personal injury trial lawyer.  David had the privilege to train under and work with his father in a specialized personal injury and malpractice firm for 22 years until Joe retired.  After leaving the Gateway building, the firm moved to the Legal Center where they practiced for twenty years.  Then David Maran moved the firm to the other side of Penn Station in their current location at 9-25 Alling Street, Newark, New Jersey.

Wilson A. Gualpa is an attorney in the Morris James personal injury practice, with experience representing clients in personal injury cases, including automobile accidents, premise liability cases, and workers’ compensation matters.. Wilson advocates for his clients to ensure they are rightfully compensated and receive all the benefits they are entitled to through alternative dispute resolution and litigation. He is a bilingual attorney that can provide services in English and Spanish.. Wilson has called Delaware home since the age of eight and has roots in three counties. As a student at Polytech High School, Wilson played football all four years, captaining the team his senior year. Off the gridiron, he found ways to give back to the community by serving as a member of the Kent County Youth Philanthropy Board. His accomplishments on and off the gridiron earned him the Davidson Scholarship Award from the Quarterback Club of Kent County his senior year.. After graduating from Polytech, Wilson attended the University of Delaware where he majored in Political Science with a concentration in Public Law. While at the University of Delaware, he served as a legislative fellow for Delaware’s House of Representatives. As a legislative fellow he helped draft legislation for various committees of the State’s House of Representatives.. Service areas:• Áreas De Especialización• Boating and Jet Ski Accidents• Car Accidents• Construction Accidents• Dog Bites / Attacks• Mass Torts• Motorcycle Accidents• Negligent Security• Product Liability• Serious Injuries• Slip and Fall• Truck Accidents• Workers' Compensation• Wrongful Death

While I attended law school, I interned for two summers, 2016 and 2017, with the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office, Appellate Unit. During my internship, I drafted appellate briefs for direct appeals, post-conviction relief appeals, and intra office memoranda for various Assistant Prosecutors. In my second summer, I argued municipal appeals for the Prosecutor’s Office. Since my first year of law school, I volunteered my time for the Delaware Chapter of Wills For Heroes, which is a national organization that drafts free estate planning documents for first responders/military veterans and their families.. During my final year of law school, I interned with the Honorable Paula T. Dow, P.J.Ch. in the New Jersey Superior Court for Burlington County from August 2017 until May 2018. In this position, I conducted legal research, reviewed General Equity, Foreclosure, and Probate motions, and synthesized the positions and contentions of the parties for Judge Dow’s review or for drafts of legal memoranda.. I served as a Judicial Law Clerk for the Honorable John C. Porto, J.S.C during the 2018-2019 Court Term in the New Jersey Superior Court for Atlantic/Cape May Counties. In this position, I worked closely with large, national firms for the Multi-County Litigation cases assigned to Judge Porto by the New Jersey Supreme Court. In addition to assisting Judge Porto with the Mass Tort/Multi-County Litigation cases, I reviewed civil motions, conducted legal research to assist Judge Porto with his decisions, and drafted legal memoranda for the Prerogative Writs, Mount Laurel Obligations, Civil Motions, and Chancery, Probate, and Foreclosure matters overseen by Judge Porto. Moreover, I served as a mediator for small-claims matters in Atlantic County.. Following my clerkship, I worked for a Mid-Sized Regional Law Firm located in the Roseland, New Jersey where I focused my practice on the areas of personal injury, trucking liability, motor vehicle liability, premise liability, products liability, and other civil litigation matters, both general and complex, throughout New Jersey and New York. I also focused on Estate Planning, Estate Administration, and Probate Litigation within New Jersey.. Currently, I work for a boutique law firm's Newark, New Jersey office where I focus my practice on Mass Torts and Products Liability styled cases as well as general litigation matters of a similar nature within the State and Federal Court systems across the country.

Ultimately Ms. Adams makes your difficult legal matters easier to manage. Calling Attorney Lesley Renee Adams for a consultation is the first decision you should make. Ms. Adams has practiced law for over twenty years and has appeared in multiple counties. Not only does she have a wealth of experience in family, child custody, domestic violence or domestic abuse, divorce and real estate law, but she possesses the compassion you need to help you in this difficult time. Ms. Adams and her dedicated staff understand that each decision in a divorce, a real estate closing or domestic violence case made by a client may have significant and long term ramifications. As a result, you receive thoughtful, responsible, industrious and affordable representation that seeks to provide real solutions to your real problems.. In order to provide the required level of service to protect, defend and enforce your rights, in areas such as child custody, real estate contract review, and divorce cases, the law firm offers clients flexible appointment times to accommodate their busy schedules which include weekends and evening hours. Ms. Adams' client center philosophy ultimately makes your difficult legal matters easier to manage.

Time and again, Mr. La Rocca has been a trusted advisor to businesses facing labor and employment issues. He regularly counsels companies on legal issues involving labor unions, including in the context of collective bargaining, picketing, and union organizing. Employers also call on Mr. La Rocca to aggressively represent them in litigation and he routinely gets claims of workplace misconduct resolved or thrown out before trial.Mr. La Rocca has worked for clients of all sizes, ranging from Fortune 50 companies to mom-and-pop shops, across a number of industries, including construction, education, entertainment, financial services, healthcare, hospitality, insurance, legal, newspaper, real estate, sports, telecommunications, and transportation..Mr. La Rocca is a frequent speaker and writer on key developments in the labor and employment field..ATTORNEY ADVERTISING

Stephen L. Dreyfuss’ practice is concentrated in international business litigation (civil and criminal) and international business transactions, particularly matters involving France and other countries of the European Union. His third undergraduate year at Princeton University was spent in France, where he studied at the Université de Paris and subsequently worked for Kodak-Pathé, the French subsidiary of Eastman Kodak. After graduation from Columbia Law school and a two-year clerkship to a United States District Judge in Newark, he served as Assistant District Attorney for New York County, New York until joining the firm in 1979. In recent years, he has been involved in complex civil and criminal litigation and transactions in securities, banking, antitrust, multimedia and communications, insurance and product liability matters throughout the United States and in Europe.. Mr. Dreyfuss is Immediate Past President of the Paris-based Union Internationale des Avocats, the world’s oldest international association of bars, law societies and lawyers, as well as former Deputy Chief Editor of the UIA magazine Juriste International. He is former UIA Director of Commissions, and former President of the UIA’s Commission on Business Crime. As a member of the New Jersey Bar Association, Mr. Dreyfuss served as Vice-Chair of the International Law and Organizations Section, Chair of its Committee on International Trade and Investments and Vice-Chair of the Antitrust Law Committee.. Fluent in spoken and written French, Mr. Dreyfuss is former President and current Executive Vice President and Legal Counsel of the French-American Chamber of Commerce in New York, and speaks frequently on international legal and business issues in the United States and abroad. He is the Chair of the Advisory Counsel of the Princeton University Department of French and Italian.. In recognition of his contributions to French-American relations, French President Jacques Chirac named him a Chevalier of the Ordre National du Mérite of the Republic of France in 2003, and in 2014 French President François Hollande named him a Chevalier of the Légion d’Honneur.. Mr. Dreyfuss is a member of the Bars of New Jersey, New York and the District of Columbia, and the federal trial and appellate courts in those jurisdictions.

SPECIALIZING IN POST-CONVICTION RELIEF (PCR); APPEALS; MOTIONS FOR RECONSIDERATION OF THE SENTENCE IMPOSED; MEGAN'S LAW TIERING; & EXPUNGEMENTS. I practice throughout the State of New Jersey, and I have been involved with the field of criminal law for over forty-five years. I have proven my expertise, knowledge and commitment to defending those charged with crimes repeatedly, representing a large and significant number of client’s at trial through to a verdict; testing my trial skills; my knowledge of the law, court rules and trial procedure. I have handled many cases where the client comes to me after they are convicted, asking me to challenge their conviction or sentence by filing a post-conviction reflief (PCR) petition, an appeal, or a motion for the Court to reconsider the sentence that was imposed. I have also represented a large number of clients challenging the Megan's Law Tier the State wants to put them in, and I have represented numerous clients who are trying to get their criminal record expunged. I focus my defense efforts on clients charged with violating the criminal law of the State of New Jersey. Among the types of cases I have personally handled are cases involving Racketeering; Murder; Kidnapping; Medical Claims Fraud; Official Misconduct; Leader of Drug Trafficking Network; Robbery; Carjacking; Insurance Fraud; Rape and Sexual Assault; Perjury; and most of the other types of crimes charged in the criminal code. Before becoming a Criminal Defense Attorney, I was an Assistant Essex County (N.J.) Prosecutor for fifteen years; and, before that I was a police officer for ten years. During those times and now as a defense lawyer, I handled cases using every type of investigation used by the police, to include wiretapping, eavesdropping and other types of electronic surveillance; buy-bust and sting operations; undercover police investigations; and, more traditional investigation activities such as field investigation and witness interview. My decades of experience handling difficult cases and issues in the field of criminal law, provides me with a firm foundation to handle the emotionally charged atmosphere that permeates every type of criminal case. The emotions of all parties run hot, and I counter-balance the emotionally charged atmosphere of these cases by using my extensive trial and courtroom experience to protect my client's interests. Knowing what a Judge or a Prosecutor will think in regards to a particular argument allows me to vigorously advocate on behalf of my client. Whether I am negotiating with my adversary or advocating before the Judge, they know I am more than able to handle a trial on the merits; and, that I am not afraid to push the case to the appellate courts if that is what it takes to protect the interests of my client. Among the types of Criminal Defense cases that I have frequently represented clients on include: Adult Criminal Defense and Appeals; Juvenile Defense and Waiver; International and Interstate Extradition; DWI / DUI Defense; Traffic Violations; CDL Violations; Municipal Court Defense; Municipal Appeals; Motor Vehicle Commission Hearings; Arraignments and Detention Hearings; Probation Violations; Parole Violations; ISP Applications; Record Expungement; Post-Conviction Relief Applications; Domestic Violence Charges; and TRO / FRO  Restraining Orders. Call for a consultation.

Sometimes it’s as if Kate Feroleto can read the insurance company’s mind. She knows the insurance company’s strategies in trying to deny or minimize payment on a claim. It’s from her experience working at defense law firms.. But Kate wanted to represent people facing challenges. “I was taught from a young age to stand up for those who cannot for themselves, to call out greed and wrongdoing, and always seek justice. I’m proud of how I was raised – that’s why I’m a passionate advocate for our clients.” Kate is proud to be a Buffalo injury attorney, helping those during their greatest time of need.. Kate understands that filing a lawsuit can be a stressful experience. She does her best to make sure her clients understand and feel comfortable with the process while getting the best possible results.. Kate is an alumna of the SUNY Buffalo Law School, Canisius College and the Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart. She is active in the community and created a scholarship fund at Sacred Heart in honor of her graduating class. Kate was the 2023 commencement speaker at Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart.. Kate has been recognized by the New York State Bar Association and has presented at National and State legal conferences. She is a member of the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys where she is co-chair of the women's caucus. Kate is also a member of the New York State Bar Association and is the Vice President of the Western New York Chapter.  When not practicing law, Kate is traveling and active with her husband and three children who love swimming, skiing and other sports activities.

Sometime in the summer of 2006, I was driving a patrol car through the streets of East Orange New Jersey, when it occurred to me that this work was not my passion in life. It shared many of the same functions, such as being able to stick up for the little guy, and finding creative solutions to complex problems. But something was missing so in the intervening years I pursued a career in law. I attended law school during the day while working as a police officer at night.. I have written thousands of tickets and made hundreds of arrests, so I know all the tricks and where all the weak spots are. Officers are humans, so, sometimes they take shortcuts and these are ripe to be exploited by a knowledgeable and diligent attorney.

Selina M. Ellis maintains a diverse complex civil litigation practice with an emphasis on employment matters, contract and securities disputes, class actions, and intellectual property litigation. Her experience includes representing employers in federal and state courts and arbitrations, including breach of contract, restrictive covenant, and theft of trade secrets claims, as well as claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act and the New York Labor Law.. Prior to joining the firm, Selina was an associate at Connell Foley LLP in New Jersey and Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP in New York. She served as a law clerk to the Honorable Dennis M. Cavanaugh, United States District Judge for the District of New Jersey, for the 2010-2011 term, and to the Honorable Barry T. Albin, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of New Jersey, for the 2008-2009 term. After graduation from Wesleyan with High Honors, Selina earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, where she was a member of the Order of the Coif and the Cardozo Law Review and was a Dean’s Distinguished Scholar. She is fluent in Farsi (Persian).

Rosa Forrester counsels and defends corporate entities, insurers, contractors and subcontractors, and manufacturers in a wide range of liability claims, including those alleging construction defect, personal injury, property damage, and more. She also litigates matters involving insurance fraud and helps national insurers resolve coverage disputes. Rosa handles all of her matters from inception through resolution, and has extensive experience arguing motions, managing discovery, writing briefs, and leading case management conferences.. Rosa earned her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law and was a member of its Civil Litigation Society and a participant in its Partners for Women and Justice pro bono program. She was also a clerk for the Hon. James G. Troiano in Superior Court of New Jersey; duties included analyzing matrimonial law issues and preparing memoranda with disposition recommendations. She also prepared motion summaries for judicial review, mediated disputes, and drafted court orders and child support guidelines.

Robert J. DeGroot has been practicing law for over 40 years. He is admitted to the state bars of New Jersey and New York. When not practicing law, Mr. DeGroot enjoys cooking, sports, and spending time with his family.. I've been featured in the following articles:. .html. .html

Peter J. Pizzi is a business litigator with over 30 years of experience in commercial litigation, class action defense, internal investigations, internet and IP litigation, and labor and employment law. He has handled matters on behalf of corporate clients in a broad array of industries, including pharmaceuticals, finance services, computer technology, cosmetics, industrial equipment, and food service. Recent highlights include Peter’s pre-discovery dismissals of a $12 million suit seeking to enforce a Venezuelan corporate guaranty against a corporate officer, a putative consumer class action against a retailing client over the portion sizing of its beverage offerings, and another putative class action against a private aviation firm regarding its pricing practices. He also has lead teams conducting internal investigations on behalf of large public companies.. In addition, Peter has distinguished himself in the field of technology law, regularly lecturing at CLE programs on technology law, writing on cutting-edge issues—such as privacy and cybersecurity, content piracy, and e-discovery—for an array of journals, and consulted by news media for insight regarding technology-related topics. In addition to holding the CIPP/US certification from the International Assocation of Privacy Professionals, he is the incoming Chair of the Technology Committee of the International Association of Defense Counsel.. Peter has been designated a Certified Civil Trial Attorney by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, and was most recently re-certified in 2016.

Peter Briskin, Esq. received his BS in Finance from The College of New Jersey in 2002.  Thereafter he completed his JD degree from Touro Law School in 2006.  He is admitted to practice in the State and Federal Courts of New York and New Jersey.  Peter Briskin's practice s limited to and focused on representing people in New York and New Jersey who have suffered injuries as a result of automobile/motorcycle and bicycle accidents, pedestrains hit by vehicles and also delivery vehicles, slip/trip and fall accidents, nursing home negligence and dog bite cases.

Paul is a litigation partner whose practice focuses on complex commercial and real estate litigation. He litigates matters involving real estate, insurance, banking, business dissolutions and general contract disputes, among others. Paul practices in both state and federal courts throughout New York and New Jersey at the trial and appellate levels.. Paul is a keen and practical problem-solver, helping Herrick's clients succeed in their commercial disputes, title insurance claims, foreclosures, trademark disputes, insurance coverage actions, and construction and redevelopment matters.. Paul worked on Wall Street before beginning his legal career, and served as counsel for a large real estate development company in the New York metropolitan area before joining Herrick.

Patrick Wenk is an associate attorney with Kimmel Carter. Upon graduation, Patrick served his community as a Delaware State Trooper for 20 years. Driving Under the Influence laws inspired him to attend Widener Law School at night while working full-time as a uniformed trooper. Patrick was admitted to the Delaware Bar in 2014 and continued to serve his community as a Delaware State Trooper. Patrick's legal acumen was used in its real-life application to train police, attorneys, and judges. Patrick used his knowledge of the law to develop instrumental policies and procedures for DUI investigations and Motor Vehicle Collisions within the Delaware State Police. During his career, he progressed through the ranks within the Delaware State Police, retiring as a Lieutenant. He is honored to pursue his passion for plaintiff law as an attorney at Kimmel, Carter, Roman, Peltz & O'Neill.

Nicole M. Crowley is an accomplished litigator with experience across a wide variety of insurance and general liability matters. Her clients include major corporations and small businesses, long-term care facilities, insurers, and national trucking companies.. Nicole serves as lead attorney for district court, small claims, and contract matters for a Fortune 500 company and small businesses, handling or coordinating all aspects of each matter, including depositions, motion practice, witness preparation, settlement negotiations, and trials. She also advised general liability insurers on insurance coverage matters and assisted and has assisted with declaratory judgment actions in coverage cases.. In addition to her general liability practice, Nicole has extensive experience in medical malpractice matters, which includes handling malpractice tribunals, the distinctive challenges of malpractice discovery, taking and defending depositions, and preparing medical professional witnesses for trial. She has also defended long-term health care facilities, handling motion practice, responses to presentment letters, discovery, taking and defending depositions, preparing witnesses for deposition and for trial, and expert case evaluations. In addition, Nicole works with large national trucking companies, handling pre-suit investigation and discovery, accident reconstruction, and Engine Control Module (ECM) and Event Data Recorder (EDR) download and analysis.

Nicholas L. Krochta, Esq. joined Garces, Grabler & LeBrocq in the Spring of 2015. Nick is a graduate of the University of Scranton and Loyola University of Law School.. During his long legal career, Nick has represented clients that have suffered serious injuries while working and in their personal lives. Although he has extensive experience handling Personal Injury cases involving the negligence of third parties, he has dedicated himself over the last 25 years to the practice of Workers Compensation. He has developed an expertise in this area by appearing in Workers Compensation courts throughout the State of New Jersey. In doing so, Nick has built a strong reputation with both the Workers Compensation Judges and adversaries. In fact, he has been asked to lecture before other Workers Compensation practitioners and Judges on various issues directly affecting the representation of the injured worker.. Employees in New Jersey face many difficulties in the course of their employment, which can be very unique to our State. Nick has represented workers exposed to deleterious industrial substances, sometimes resulting in the catastrophic disease and illness. He is very aware of the fact that work-related injuries cause quality of life issues for the injured employee and their families. For this reason, Nick has dedicated himself to preserving the rights afforded the injured worker by the laws of the State of New Jersey.. Nick is at his best when the insurance carrier for the employer takes a position that attempts to restrict or take away the rights given under New Jersey law. He has utilized his expansive skills as a negotiator and litigator to accomplish these goals.. To this end, Nick cares a great deal about his clients’ futures and how they affect their individual families.

My early years as an attorney were spent with a large New York City firm, where I was assigned to defend a limited number of catastrophic personal injury cases. I was increasingly called upon to defend similar cases in the Courts of the State of New Jersey, where I am also licensed. I was eventually recruited as a partner in the New Jersey office of another New York-based firm, and ultimately became the Managing Partner in that office. In 2003, I formed by own firm, which currently consists of 8 lawyers.. I have tried over 60 cases to verdict and am Certified as a Civil Trial Lawyer by both the New Jersey Supreme Court and the National Board of Trial Advocacy.  I have an "AV" Martindale-Hubbell's rating. My firm is listed in Best's Directory of Recommended Insurance Attorneys, The Bar List, and the Martindale-Hubbell Register of Preeminent Lawyers.  I am also a repeat selection as a New Jersey "Super-Lawyer".

My business litigation practice includes matters in both federal and state courts involving a wide range of complex issues relating to contracts, employment, intellectual property, construction and others.. I am also a registered patent attorney. I often counsel clients on proactive ways to protect and manage their business information assets, including patents, trademarks, trade secrets and other proprietary information, and copyrights.

Ms. Terry earned a B.A., magna cum laude, from Seton Hall University in 2001.  While at Seton Hall, she interned at the Office of United States Senator Robert Torricelli and was the Editor-in-Chief of the Seton Hall Pre-Law Review.. She received her J.D. from Rutgers University School of Law in 2004.   At Rutgers, she participated in the Environmental Law and Tax Litigation Clinics.  At twenty-five years old, she was admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey, the State of New York and the United States District Court-New Jersey.. After law school, Ms. Terry worked as an Associated at two major New Jersey law firms.  A month after she was admitted to practice law, she worked on a Discrimination case that resulted in a $500, 000 award on behalf of the firm’s client.  While an Associate, Ms. Terry also gained invaluable experience in the areas of Criminal  Law, Immigration, Car Accidents, Civil Litigation, Mass Tort Litigation, Labor and Employment Law, Contracts,  Workers’ Compensation, Entertainment Law, Medical Malpractice, Education Law, Civil Rights and Whistleblower Law.. In 2007, Ms. Terry started her own law practice.  Ms. Terry also decided to further her education and earned a  LL.M. in Banking, Corporate & Finance Law from Fordham University Graduate School of Law in 2008.. Ms. Terry is an avid writer and has authored hundreds of trial and appellate briefs.  On October 15, 2009, Ms. Terry was featured in the New Jersey Law Journal’s Article,  “Memo to Prosecutors With Witnesses Overseas: Don’t Go to the Videotape,” after she successfully challenged the State’s use of a videotape deposition and her client’s conviction was reversed on appeal.  Ms. Terry briefs have resulted in reversals of convictions in other matters in the New Jersey Superior Court-Appellate Division.. Ms. Terry has handled hundreds of matters in the Superior Court of New Jersey in the Criminal, Civil and  Family Parts .  She has received not-guilty verdicts, dismissals, suppressions of evidence, denials of terminations of parental rights and civil awards.. In her free time, Ms. Terry enjoys writing plays and acting in off-broadway productions.

Ms. Cricco-Lizza’s practice focuses on complex civil litigation in state and federal courts at both the trial and appellate levels throughout New Jersey and New York. Her representation covers a variety of areas, including commercial litigation, intellectual property disputes and licensing, pharmaceutical compliance, and First Amendment and media issues. Ms. Cricco-Lizza has experience with all stages of the litigation process from drafting pleadings, motions to dismiss, and orders to show cause to handling subpoenas, witness preparation, and appellate review.. Ms. Cricco-Lizza also maintains an active pro bono practice that has included representation of an unaccompanied child in immigration court and practice in state family court in the domestic violence context. Recently, she assisted a client seeking to be appointed guardian of her incapacitated adult daughter.. Before joining the Gibbons Business & Commercial Litigation Department Ms. Cricco-Lizza served as a law clerk to the Honorable Mary Cooper, United States District Court for the District of New Jersey and earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from Seton Hall University School of Law.. Ms. Cricco-Lizza currently serves as a coach for the Seton Hall Interscholastic Moot Court Board.

Mr. Wilson is a seasoned employment law practictioner who represents both employees and employers.  Mr. Wilson leverages technology and low overhead to provide his clients cost effective representation.. Prior to attending law school, Mr. Wilson was employed as a chemical plant operator and was a member of the United Steelworkers of America.  It was during this time when he became intrigued with the interaction between employer and employee and the conflicts that often arise between the two.  As a result, Mr. Wilson decided to enroll in law school to pursue a deeper understanding of the employee/employer relationship.  Mr. Wilson worked full-time while earning his law degree on a full-time basis, often sleeping in his car between the end of his shift in the morning and the beginning of his classes.. Following law school, Mr. Wilson served as the Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Charles H. Toliver, IV in the Delaware Superior Court.

Mr. Maduabum is a diligent and proven practitioner in the areas of Criminal Law, Immigration, Family Law, Commercial Transactions and Civil Matters. His practice includes International Due Diligence for corporate and individual clients. Representation experience spans the areas of Commercial Acquisitions and Contract Review and Negotiations involving ICSG instruments.. Prior to the founding of the MADUABUM LAW FIRM, LLC, he was a founding member and Managing Partner of Cobos Ellington Maduabum & McKenzie, LLC, having merged the new firm with his former Wall Street private Law Practice – Maduabum Law Firm, PC.Mr. Maduabum has received many awards for his philanthropy and serves as Legal Counsel, pro bono, for National Non-Profit organizations. He also sits on the board of various corporations – Domestic and International.. A graduate of Seton Hall University School of Law School, Mr. Maduabum also holds two Certificates in International Commercial Arbitrations (AADR) and Capital Market Development and Regulation (CMDR) from the UNITED NATIONS Institute for Training and Research, Geneva, Switzerland.. He is admitted to practice before the following courts:•Courts of the State of New Jersey•Courts of the State of New York•United States Court for International Trade•United States District Court for the District of New Jersey•United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York•United States District Court for the Southern District of New York

Mr. Fechter is an associate with McOmber McOmber & Luber, P.C. in the firm's Red Bank, New Jersey office. Mr. Fechter primarily focuses his practice in employment law and civil litigation, representing clients in matters involving discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, and whistleblower claims.. Prior to joining McOmber McOmber & Luber, P.C., Mr. Fechter developed an interest in litigation and employment law while working as a law clerk for Hall Booth Smith, P.C., where Mr. Fechter assisted attorneys in all aspects of civil litigation. In 2018, Mr. Fechter honed his legal research and writing skills as a law clerk with the Essex County Prosecutor's office, and developed a passion for advocacy in observing and assisting prosecutors in court.. With an interest in litigation and employment law, in 2019 Mr. Fechter joined McOmber McOmber & Luber, P.C. as a law clerk in their Red Bank office, where Mr. Fechter gained invaluable experience into the litigation process and serving clients in employment matters.. Mr. Fechter graduated from Davidson College in 2017, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in History. He earned his law degree from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2021. Mr. Fechter was admitted to practice law in New Jersey in 2021.