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| Hellring, Lindeman, Goldstein & Siegal |
| 1 Gateway Center |
| 8th Floor |
| Newark, NJ 07102 |
| Phone: (973) 621-9020 |
| Fax: (973) 621-7406 |
| Philip Lindeman, Esq. |
| Managing Partner |
| Firm represented NJ Republican Congressional Delegation in successful US Supreme Court litigation challenging constitutionality of 1981 Democratic reapportionment scheme> Partners include Joel Siegal, 1991-92 president, Federal Bar of NJ; Jonathan L. Goldstein, US Attorney for NJ 1974-77; ROBERT S. RAYMAR, Yale Law School classmate of Bill and Hillary Clinton and fundraiser 1992, 1996 Presidential campaigns, nominated 1998 by President for seat on Third Circuit Court of Appeals, but nomination died without Senate action, also served as chairman, Lawyers for FRANK LAUTENBERG Committee, counsel, Governor BRENDAN BYRNE Re-Election Campaign 1977> 30 lawyers> Office also in NYC. |
| Hill Wallack |
| 202 Carnegie Center |
| Princeton, NJ 08543 |
| Phone: (609) 924-0808 |
| Fax: (609) 452-1888 |
| Web Site: www.hillwallack.com |
| Robert W. Bacso, Jr., Esq. |
| Managing Partner |
| Established
1978, also
offices in Atlantic City, Newtown and Doylestown, PA> Founding partner Henry Hill died 2005 from cancer, pioneering "Mt. Laurel" affordable housing attorney, in early 1970s developed legal strategy for developers arguing that exclusionary zoning
discriminated against poor> Paul P. Josephson, partner-in-charge of
firm's Regulatory and Government Affairs Practice Group, previously
served
as Chief Counsel to Governor James McGreevey and as Chief
of Authorities, representing Governor on more than 50 bi-state and
state transportation, development and environmental authorities> Land-use, construction, corporate, litigation, workers compensation,
government, real estate, pension, bankruptcy practice> 55 attorneys. |
| Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas |
| PO Box 480 |
| New Brunswick, NJ 08903 |
| Phone: (732) 545-4717 |
| Fax: (732) 545-4579 |
| Kenneth Doukas, Esq. |
| Managing Partner |
| Third largest firm in Middlesex County with 50 attorneys> General practice with special emphasis in architectural, engineering, professional services> Clients include ST. PETER’S UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER, CNA INSURANCE. |
| LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae |
| The Legal Center |
| 1 Riverfront Plaza |
| Newark, NJ 07102 |
| Phone: (973) 643-8000 |
| Fax: (973) 643-6111 |
| Web Site: http://www.llgm.com |
| Frederick B. Lacey, Esq. |
| Senior Partner |
| Founded 1929 and based in NY City, 11th largest US law firm with over 750 attorneys in 14 offices in US and 9 abroad, including Russia, China, Saudi Arabia> 45 attorneys based in NJ> Comprehensive practice, known particularly for energy and utilities, banking and insurance industry representation, corporate and financial services, international and litigation practice, interactive media, entertainment, multimedia, telecommunications> Partners include Frederick B. Lacey, served as US Attorney 1969-71 and as US District Judge 1971-86, also served as federally appointed trustee and chair of independent review board overseeing reform of Teamsters Union, including 1998 removal of Teamsters president Ron Carey for election fraud. |
| Lindabury, McCormick & Estabrook |
| 53 Cardinal Drive |
| P.O. Box 2369 |
| Westfield, NJ 07091-2369 |
| Phone: (908) 233-6800 |
| Fax: (908) 233-5078 |
| www.lindabury.com |
| John R. Blasi, President |
| Largest general practice law firm in Union County--46 attorneys> Founded in 1954> Concentrated industry representation in Automotive, Banking and Finance, Construction, Education, Health Care, Insurance, Nonprofit Organizations, Public Safety. Practice includes general corporate; insurance coverage and defense; medical malpractice; fidelity and surety; labor and employment; employee benefits; corporate and personal taxes; commercial real estate; litigation; contracts and business transactions; wills, trusts and estates; divorce and family law> Partners include Mountainside Municipal Judge James D. DeRose; Union County Bar President James McGlew II; Immediate Past President Jay Lavroff; President Elect Paul J. Endler, Jr.; New Jersey State Bar Association Tax Section Chairman Robert S. Schwartz> Founding partner Kenneth L. Estabrook (1924-2003) was prominent philanthropic and civic leader for many years; he was married to Anne Evans Estabrook at the time of his death> Clients include several dozen school boards and more than 35 law enforcement labor organizations; several leading New Jersey banks; the New Jersey Chapters of the Mechanical Contractors Association and the American Subcontractors Association; hospitals and medical practices; and many privately held businesses. |
| Lowenstein Sandler |
| 65 Livingston Avenue |
| Roseland, NJ 07068 |
| Phone: (973) 597-2500 |
| Fax: (973) 597-2400 |
| Web Site: http://www.lowenstein.com |
| Michael Rodburg, Esq. |
| Managing Director |
| Prominent firm with comprehensive practice, particularly known for corporate, litigation, environmental, finance practice> Partners include founder Alan Lowenstein, a leading corporate attorney and early defender of social activist, human rights causes, established 1999 with personal funds NJ INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE and gave RUTGERS UNIVERSITY $2 million; firm also established in 1997 Alan V. Lowenstein Public Interest Fellowship providing associates for six-month stays at Essex-Newark Legal Services handling cases; Managing Director Michael Rodburg author, ‘NJ Environmental Law Handbook’, member, Editorial Board, Chemical Waste Litigation Reporter, published many other articles, included in ‘The Best Lawyers in America’ for environmental law; Matthew Boylan, former Director, NJ Division of Criminal Justice, white-collar criminal defense attorney; DOUGLAS EAKELEY, Yale Law School classmate, also Rhodes Scholar with Bill Clinton at Oxford University and close personal friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton, co-chair of 1992 Clinton-Gore NJ campaign, appointed by President as chair, National Legal Services Commission, also served as First Assistant Attorney General of NJ during administration of Governor JIM FLORIO; ZULIMA FARBER, served in Governor JIM FLORIO cabinet as Commissioner of Department of Public Advocate and NJ Public Defender, Governor McGreevey announced decsion not to proceed with her anticipated 2003 nomination as NJ SUPREME COURT justice due to past delays in paying motor vehicle offenses, provoking controversy, served as Democratic elector for Clinton-Gore ticket in 1996 Electoral College, current chair of boards of JERSEY CITY MEDICAL CENTER and NATIONAL ABORTION RIGHTS ACTION LEAGUE-NJ chapter, trustee, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY, MEADOWLANDS HOSPITAL; DAVID L. HARRIS, nominated by President Clinton 1997 as US District Court judge, withdrew name from consideration 1998 after lack of action by Republican leadership, also teaches antitrust law at RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Law School, board president, AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION-NJ and trustee, ACLU National Board of Directors, represents African-American NJ State troopers in employment discrimination case alleging unlawful retribution based on complaints of racial profiling of suspects> Subsidiary ISSUES MANAGEMENT in Princeton provides lobbying, government affairs services. |
| Lum, Danzis, Drasco, Positan & Kleinberg |
| 103 Eisenhower Parkway |
| Roseland, NJ 07068 |
| Phone: (973) 403-9000 |
| Fax: (973) 403-9021 |
| Wayne J. Positan, Esq. |
| Managing Partner |
| One of oldest NJ law firms, established 1870> 45 attorneys> Corporate litigation, bankruptcy, management representation in labor issues, banking, insurance defense> Managing partner Wayne Positan prominent labor attorney. |
| McCarter & English |
| 4 Gateway Center |
| Newark, NJ 07102 |
| Phone: (973) 622-4444 |
| Fax: (973) 624-7070 |
| Web Site: www.mccarter.com |
| Andrew T. Berry |
| Chairman, Executive Committee |
Oldest and largest NJ firm with over 400 attorneys in offices in Boston, Hartford, Stamford, New York City, Newark, Philadelphia and Wilmington (approximately 240 attorneys in NJ)> Founded 1845 in town of Newton in Sussex County as McCarter & Keen, firm relocated to Newark 1865, assumed current name 1906> Thomas N. McCarter served as NJ Attorney General 1902-03, resigned to organize Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, later Public Service Electric & Gas Co., to become NJ's largest and one of nation's largest public utilities, McCarter served 36 years as Public Srvice president, resigning in 1945 on 78th birthday> Governor Franklin Murphy appointed brother, Robert H. McCarter, to succeed him as Attorney General, served 1903-08> McCarter Theatre in Princeton named after Thomas N. McCarter (Princeton University class of 1888) to recognize gift of funds for founding in 1930 as a permanent home for Princeton University Triangle Club, McCarter Highway in Newark also named after family> Early clients included Thomas Edison (also attorneys for Edison estate) and Nutley resident Annie Oakley (client in successful libel suit against NJ newspaper that printed article accusing her of scandalous conduct in 1890's> General corporate, litigation taxation and real estate, public finance, product liability, business crimes and securities litigation, internal corporate investigations, antitrust, environmental law, bankruptcy, health care, intellectual property and patents, banking and financial services, employee benefits and employment issues, real estate, international, computer and high technology law, insurance and corporate and securities law. |
| McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter |
| 1300 Mount Kemble Avenue |
| PO Box 2075 |
| Morristown, NJ 07962 |
| Phone: (973) 993-8100 |
| Fax: (973) 425-0161 |
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Web Site: www.mdmlaw.com |
| Edward Deutsch |
| Partner |
| Former McElroy, Deutsch & Mulvaney founded 1983 by prominent litigation attorneys , May 2004 merger with Newark-based Carpenter, Bennett & Morrissey, one of NJ's oldest firms founded 1898, later known for corporate, labor practice representing management, now third largest NJ firm with over 200 attorneys> Known particularly for management representation in labor areas, also insurance, general corporate, environmental, litigation, commercial practice> Partners include former SETON HALL UNIVERSITY Law School dean Ronald Riccio, of counsel includes retired NJ Supreme Court justice Robert Clifford> Offices also in Newark, Ridgewood, NY City, Philadelphia and Denver> Karen Mathis, partner in Denver office, served 2006-07 as president of American Bar Association> Announced April 2007 purchase of 49 percent interest in Espinosa & Espinosa, minority-owned 11-attorney firm in Weehawken headed by Juan Espinosa, with Espinosa & Espinosa LLP operating as McElroy Deutsch subsidiary, allows McElroy to participate in programs of corporations seeking to direct more business to minority-owned suppliers of goods and services. |
| McManimon & Scotland |
| One Gateway Center |
| Suite 1800 |
| Newark, NJ 07102 |
| Phone: (973) 622-1800 |
| Fax: (973) 622-7333 |
| Edward J. McManimon, Esq. |
| Chairperson |
| Prominent NJ public finance firm representing state agencies, counties, authorities, municipalities, and school districts, practice primarily public finance and bond work for infrastructure (energy, public utilities, waste disposal, environmental cleanups and compliance, telecommunications), also commercial litigation, corporate, and real estate> Office also in Washington, DC> Partners include Edward J. McManimon, III and Andrea L. Kahn (public finance); Glenn F. Scotland (waste disposal and energy contract and project finance); John Hall (taxation, municipal law); Ronald J. Ianoale, government law, serves as trustee, ROWAN UNIVERSITY. |
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