New Jersey Lawyers Patricia S. to Patrick Joseph

Explore New Jersey attorneys like Patricia S. Robinson, Patricia Werschulz, Patrick A. Mullin, Patrick Amoresano, Patrick B. Minter, Patrick Banks, Patrick Bartels, and Patrick Joseph Bartels. in cities like Somerset, Fort Lee, Morristown, Red Bank and Red Bank. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 08873, 07016, 07701.

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Patricia S. Robinson

Firm: Fisher & Phillips LLP

Corporate Park III 580 Howard Avenue New Jerse , Somerset , New Jersey 08873

Practice Areas: Labor

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Patrick Dunican

Firm: Gibbons P.C.

One Gateway Center , Newark , New Jersey 07102

Practice Areas: Business

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Patrick J. Mangan

Firm: Bramnick, Rodriguez, Grabas, Arnold & Mangan, LLC

1827 East Second Street , Scotch Plains , New Jersey 07076

Practice Areas: Civil Law, Personal Injury Law, Administrative Law

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“Excellent firm. Both attorney Brent and Heidi were really good to me.”

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Patrick Grimes

Firm: Grimes & Grimes, LLC

1230 Brace Road , Cherry Hill , New Jersey 08034

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“I endorse this lawyer. I have over the years received requests from friends, clients and family members for referrals regarding a variety of matters. Without fail I refer them to P…”

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Patrick Greene

Firm: Peckar & Abramson, PC

70 Grand Ave , River Edge , New Jersey 07661

Practice Areas: Government Contracts

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Patrick Falcon

Firm: Law Office of Patrick L. Falcon

714 W Park Ave , Oakhurst , New Jersey 07755

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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“Mr. Falcón is an excellent lawyer!! He helped my case to be resolved with excellent results for me”

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Patrick D'Arcy

Firm: D'Arcy Johnson Shober Hassel

333 East Jimmie Leeds Road, Suite 7 , Galloway , New Jersey 08205

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

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Patrick Bonner

Firm: Freehill Hogan & Mahar LLP

850 Bergen Ave , Jersey City , New Jersey 07306

Practice Areas: General Practice, Personal Injury

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Patrick Bartels

Firm: Lynch Keefe Bartels

Keefe Bartels Llc , Red Bank , New Jersey 07701

Practice Areas: Asbestos , Civil Rights, Drugs & Medical Devices, Employment & Labor , Military , Personal Injury, Products Liability, Sexual Harassment, Toxic Substances, Wrongful Death, Personal Injury, Personal Injury, Personal Injury

I have been practicing law for over 25 years and I am a co-managing partner at Keefe Bartels Clark. I understand the difficult task of selecting the right attorney to fight for you or your loved one's legal rights. We take great pride in providing personalized, compassionate, and aggressive legal representation to our clients. Our attorneys are designated Certified Civil Trial Attorneys by the New Jersey Supreme Court based on our knowledge and experience in handling civil matters. For your convenience, we maintain offices throughout New Jersey in Red Bank, New Brunswick, Newark, and Edison.. If you have suffered a personal injury due to any type of accident or asbestos exposure, you have a legal right to compensation for the injuries, losses, and expenses you have incurred.

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“hly recommend Mr. Bartels and his staff.”

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Patrick Banks

Firm: Patrick Banks Estate Planning

345 Route 17 South , Upper Saddle River , New Jersey 07458

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

We strongly believe that a well thought plan that is implemented and maintained properly will create peace and calmness during life and make transitions through generations smooth and cost efficient. Attorney Patrick Banks strives to connect with each and every client to help identify the client’s goals and devising customized estate plans to avoid potential road blocks in achieving those goals.. Before starting his own law firm, Mr. Banks practiced law for several years at large law firms focusing on litigation where he learned creative ways to identify and solve problems facing large organizations. During this time, he represented clients in multi-million dollar litigation in the federal District Courts of New Jersey and New York as well as the state courts of New York and New Jersey.. While representing large corporations was both challenging and rewarding in its own way, Mr. Banks eventually decided that his law degree would be better used in representing individuals and their challenges. To that end, he left the large law firm world in 2007 to join a general law practice.. During this time he built a law practice with an emphasis on representing individuals in in estate planning and administration as well as elder law and family law matters. In that time, his background in litigation helped him successfully represent victims of nursing home and long term care facility negligence.. Mr. Banks graduated from Villanova University in 1997 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2000 with a Juris Doctorate degree.

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“My real estate team had a great experience with Patrick. We closed a very tough deal navigating COV”

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“Patrick was recommended by a colleague of his. He said he was a good lawyer and a good guy, both of which I found to be true. Patrick was calm, kind and generous with his time when…”

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Patrick Amoresano

Firm: Law Offices of Patrick Amoresano

513 10th Avenue , Belmar , New Jersey 07719

Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice, Professional Malpractice

"Incredible Lawyer". "Patrick is an incredible lawyer who helped us when our family was at one of its darkest times! He fought for us and with due diligence helped us receive the recompense we needed to help us pull through. He worked with experts and compiled an amazing amount of proof and information to win our case!". Adel. "Outstanding Advocate". "Patrick represented me and my sisters in a wrongful death suit against the surgeon who operated on our mother. We found him to be exceptionally empathetic and completely honest about what we could expect from the process. He invested a huge amount of time analyzing more than 1000 pages of medical records, taking depositions, collecting and analyzing expert opinions, etc. Throughout our ordeal, Patrick was great about communicating with us and was always available when we had questions or concerns. I have tremendous respect for him and the work he does and would recommend him without hesitation to anyone who needs a medical malpractice attorney. Great guy, terrific attorney.". Tom G.

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“Pat Amoresano is a veteran trial attorney, crafty, experienced, knowledgeable and skilled at handling both large and medium sized cases. His insight into the process, his ability t…”

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