Founded 1961 in Newark, best-known for family law, divorce practice, handles complex divorce and property issues, also extensive tax practice> Gary Skoloff, a past Chair of Family Law Section of American Bar Association, and past President of NJ Chapter of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, t high-profile matrimonial cases include surrogate mother case of Baby M, author of New Jersey Family Law Practice, now in tenth edition, published by NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, served as Editor-in-Chief of Family Advocate published by American Bar Association, Family Law Section, continues to serve as member of Section’s Executive Council, also served as Chair of Family Law Section and receipient of Saul A. Tischler Award of NJ State Bar Association and appointed by NJ Supreme Court to its Family Law Committee from New Jersey State Bar Association Family Law Section. listed in Best Lawyers in America in family law section> Saul A. Wolfe active in effort to create NJ Tax Court, helped draft Court's original Rules of Practice, also one of original members of NJ Supreme Court Committee on the Tax Court, former President of NJ State Bar Association and Chair of State Bar Association Committee on Real Property Taxation, a recipient of NJ State Bar Foundation Medal of Honor for his significant contribution toward improving NJ justice system.

Founded 1933 in Trenton, 110 attorneys> Offices also in Marlton, Philadelphia, NY City and Newtown, PA> Litigation, negligence, corporate, banking, accident community associations, employment, estate, family law, securities fraud> Extensive plaintiff personal injury practice> Principlals include Albert M. Stark, personal injury practice, host of "In the Public Interest" on WIMG radio, legal information program, also hosted prior show "Law Line" on WHWH radio, recipient of Media Award of NJ State Bar Association for radio broadcasting, former board member, NJ Symphony Orchestra> Allen Silk, Chair of Business and Corporate Group, practice focus on tax, trusts, estates and legal aspects of business organizations and owners, chair of Mercer County Economic Development Council, trustee of The College of NJ> David Botwinick, plaintiff trial practice, wrongful death, survivor actions, and other personal injury law, General Counsel and Board member of Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce> Bill Singer, securities practice with clients including small- and mid-sized broker-dealers, registered persons, whistleblowers, and defrauded public investors, focus on regulatory/compliance counsel, white-collar criminal, congressional hearings/investigations, membership listing issues, and litigation/arbitration, founder of NASD Dissidents' Grassroots Movement, and served as General Counsel to Independent Broker-Dealer Association, Inc. and as Chief Counsel to Financial Industry Association, published columnist for Registered Rep. magazine, RRBDLAW.com, and BrokeAndBroker.com (blog), writing on compliance, legal, and regulatory matters> Robert J. Durst, II, chair of Divorce Group, fellow of American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and Diplomat of American College of Family Trial Lawyers, President of Academy's NJ chapter in 1998 and 1999, chaired National Cohabitation and Marital Torts Committees. of  American Bar Association Family Law Section, founder and now co-director of NJ Family Law Summer Institute, listed in Best Lawyers in America in family and divorce law.

Founded by several partners of Lum, Biunno & Tompkins, then NJ ’s oldest law firm, focus on representing litigants in matters including business and commercial litigation and transactions, insurance coverage, professional malpractice, workers compensation, personal injury, construction litigation and real estate related litigation> Known particularly for representation of professionals-- lawyers, accountants, engineers, architects, psychologists, and others-- accused of negligence> Managing Partner William McGuire, practice in complex insurance coverage, professional liability defense, directors and officers lawsuits, class actions, securities law, financial institutions and general commercial litigation, also represents attorneys and judges in disciplinary matters and serves as as arbitrator or mediator in complex litigated matters, 1994-95 president, NJ State Bar Association; trustee, St. Barnabas Healthcare System and St. Barnabas Medical Center, listed in Best Lawyers in America> Co-founder and now Of Counsel Howard G. Wachenfeld, heads trust and estate practice, Fellow, American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and former State Chairman, listed in Best Lawyers in America> Name partner John Barry died 2000, husband of US 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Maryanne Trump Barry and brother-in-law of Donald Trump> 30 attorneys.

Founded 1919 by former NJ Attorney General David Wilentz, prosecutor of Bruno Hauptmann in Lindbergh baby kidnap trial and long-time Democratic leader, who died in 1988> Largest Central Jersey firm with over 150 attorneys, 32 of 74 partners recognized in 2009 edition of Best Lawyers in America> Former firm of late NJ Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Wilentz, brother Warren Wilentz remains a partner, served as finance chairman, 1997, 2001 James McGreevey gubernatorial campaign, also vice chairman, 1990 James Florio Inaugural Committee> Comprehensive practice, including corporate (petrochemical clients include Hess Corp.), with late Hess CEO Leon Hess married to Norma Wilentz Hess, sister of Warren and Robert Wilentz; also represents organized labor; real estate; environment; tax> Firm president Frederic Becker trial attorney in complex corporate and commercial litigation, member of Commercial Arbitration Panel of American Arbitration Association, previously served by designation of United States District Court for District of NJ as a mediator in Court's program for mediation of complex cases, presently serves as a director of Prudential Financial and as Chair of its Audit Committee, Fellow of American College of Trial Lawyers and of American Bar Foundation, past President of Association of Federal Bar- NJ, Chairman of Editorial Board of NJ LAWYER newspaper> Managing partner John Hoffman Co-Chaired Board of Public Utilities Transition Committee for Governor-Elect James McGreevey, past chair of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Foundation, also serves as general counsel to Middlesex County College, Construction Counsel to Middlesex County Utilities Authority> Other principals include Alan Wasserman, personal injury litigation and representation of professionals (including trial lawyers) on issues of commercial real estate commissions, accounting malpractice, lender liability, commercial litigation, partnership and stockholder rights and split ups and corporate and tax valuation disputes, represented plaintiff in 2008 trial in which jury awarded $41 million in suit against accounting firm KPMG for failing to detect financial fraud at firm acquired by client> Chair of Employment Law Team, Maureen S. Binetti,  past Co-chair of Employment Rights and Responsibilities Committee of Labor and Employment Law Section of American Bar Association> Anne Babineau, redevelopment and utility law, former vice president and general counsel 1996-97 to Bell Atlantic NJ (now Verizon-NJ), clients include Verizon, PSE&G, other utilities> Former NJ Supreme Court Justice (1977-1999) Alan Handler joined firm as of counsel following retirement from Court.