New Jersey Lawyers Christopher Kozlowski to Christopher Sargente

Explore New Jersey attorneys like Christopher Kozlowski, Christopher L Baxter, Christopher L. Musmanno, Christopher Laurence Parisi, Christopher Leyden, Christopher Lipari, Christopher M. Hemrick, and Christopher Sargente. in cities like Rahway, Denville, Westwood, Newark and Ridgewood. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 07065, 08057, 07450.

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Christopher Kozlowski

Firm: Law Office of Christopher A. Kozlowski

30 Vail Place , Rahway , New Jersey 07065

Practice Areas: Probate

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Christopher L Baxter

212 West Route 38 Suite 360 , Moorestown , New Jersey 08057

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

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“Mr Baxter is a First class act, very proffessional, repectfull, dependable and caring to situation I had brought forth to his office. The matter he re...G. TalottaMr. Baxter was wo…”

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“Best lawyer ever!! I pray you’re never in a situation where you have to retain a lawyer, but if you are, please do not hesitate to call Chris !!! My case was hell and took 6 months…”

— Nathaniel Gabriel

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Christopher S. Tretola

Firm: Spadaccini Main, LLC

98 Franklin Corner Rd New 08648 , Lawrenceville , New Jersey 08648

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Traffic Violations

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“Chris is a fantastic attorney and has done a lot of work for myself, family and friends. Everyone that I referred to him has been really happy with t...”

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Christopher Raupers

Firm: The Raupers Law Firm

730 Rolling Hill Dr , River Vale , New Jersey 07675

Practice Areas: Business

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“I hired Christopher Raupers for an expungement and he made it an easy, stress-free process the whole”

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“I have known Chris for years. The best thing I can say about Chris is that he is a good guy. Lawyering is something that can be learned but being a good person isn't.”

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Christopher Placitella

127 Maple Ave , Red Bank , New Jersey 07701

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

My law practice focuses on class actions, mass torts, personal injury, and asbestos related diseases including mesothelioma. I have been blessed with success made possible by working with some of the greatest lawyers in America. At Cohen, Placitella & Roth we often take on fights for the wrongfully injured that other lawyers have turned away.My professional passion involves using my legal skills and relationships to help people in need of assistance. I try to devote some part of every day to helping others in our community including people with disabilities, people who have suffered catastrophic losses, those who have served our country, and young lawyers looking for direction and purpose. I am proud of being a lawyer and an advocate for lawyers and for the great things the legal profession has done for our nation

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“I enthusiastically endorse Mr. Placitella. He is a superb lawyer.”

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Christopher Pine

181 East Avenue , Woodstown , New Jersey 08098

Practice Areas: Family

Chris served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Benjamin C. Telsey, Presiding Judge, Family Part, now Presiding Judge, Criminal Part of Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties, from August 2014 through August 2015. During that time, Chris also briefly served as the Interim Law Clerk to the Honorable Sandra Lopez, Judge, Superior Court. Prior to his clerkship, Chris served as a Judicial Intern to the Honorable Ronald E. Bookbinder, Assignment Judge, Superior Court of Burlington County, for Spring 2014. Before his internship, Chris worked at the Delaware Department of Labor in the Office of Anti-Discrimination.

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“Mr. Pine is extremely knowledgeable in the various areas of family law and child custody and a caring committed attorney. I highly endorse him.”

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Christopher Perez

185 NJ-17 South , Paramus , New Jersey 07652

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Christopher Patella

Firm: Christopher L. Patella

868 Broadway , Bayonne , New Jersey 07002

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“..he will not fail you.”

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“I endorse this lawyer.”

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Christopher Panagos

Firm: Wall & Tong, LLP

25 James Way , Eatontown , New Jersey 07726

Practice Areas: Admiralty & Maritime

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Christopher Laurence Parisi

3 University Plz Ste 402 , Hackensack , New Jersey 07601

Practice Areas: Insurance, Media

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Christopher Musulin

Firm: Wells, Singer, Rubin and Musulin, P.A.

105 Farnsworth Avenue New 085051307 , Bordentown , New Jersey 08505

Practice Areas: Contracts

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“Mr. Musulin was compassionate, assertive, extremely knowledgable and cost-effective during my divorce.”

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Christopher Sargente

Firm: Sargente & Associates LLC

60 W. Ridgewood Avenue , Ridgewood , New Jersey 07450

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Christopher P. Fleming

Firm: Leonard, Sciolla, Hutchison, Leonard & Tinari, LLP

72 East Main Street , Moorestown , New Jersey 08057

Practice Areas: Civil Litigation, Personal Injury, Business Law, Real Estate, Workers Compensation

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Christopher M. Supsie

Firm: Stein & Supsie

1041 West Lacey Road , Forked River , New Jersey 08731

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, Real Estate, Municipal Law, Zoning Law, Litigation

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Christopher M. Hemrick

Firm: Walsh Pizzi O'Reilly Falanga LLP

1037 Raymond Boulevard , Newark , New Jersey 07102

Practice Areas: Business Litigation, Bankruptcy, Reorganization and Creditors Rights

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Christopher Lipari

Firm: Lipari & Walcoff

1301 S. Main Street , Pleasantville , New Jersey 08232

Practice Areas: Civil Rights

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“Christopher Lipari has represented myself and two other immediate family members for approximately”

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Christopher Leyden

Firm: Leyden Law, LLC

369 Fairview Ave , Westwood , New Jersey 07675

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Christopher S. Kwelty

Firm: Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, P.C.

101 Grovers Mill Road , Lawrenceville , New Jersey 08648

Practice Areas: Commercial Disputes, Business Counseling, Commercial Foreclosure

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Christopher S. Myles

Firm: Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, P.C.

101 Grovers Mill Road , Lawrenceville , New Jersey 08648

Practice Areas: General Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Environmental Law, Class Action Litigation

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Christopher L. Musmanno

Firm: Einhorn, Harris, Ascher, Barbarito & Frost, P.C.

165 East Main Street , Denville , New Jersey 07834

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Civil Litigation, Criminal Law, Workers Compensation, Products Liability, Medical Malpractice, Automobile Accidents and Injuries, Dog Bites, Personal Injury Appeals, Slip and Fall, Spinal Injury, Wrongful Death

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