What do you call 150 lawyers all in one place? We call it South Jersey’s 2010 Awesome Attorneys list. They’ve been there for you through marriage, divorce and re-marriage, through businesses being created and dissolved, when you’ve been injured or wronged or caught in a legal jam. Thousands of readers voted for 150 legal specialists in 43 categories ranging from criminal defense to family law. Read on for our full listing of Awesome Attorneys, and get to know more about some of our local legal talent.
SCOTT M. GOLDBERG
Petrillo & Goldberg, P.C., Pennsauken
Expertise: Personal Injury Law
Years Practicing: 23
Law School: Rutgers University
School of Law-Camden
What drove you to become a lawyer?
You could have asked me that question in first grade. I have never ever considered another profession.
What in your opinion has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Brown vs. Board of Education. It opened the door to everyone.
Who’s your favorite fictional lawyer?
My Cousin Vinny. His brilliance was his practical creativity, something we all need to succeed.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Phillies! While in law school I worked nights selling beer at Veterans Stadium. I suffered through [the team’s] horrible years. Now I get to sit and enjoy great baseball.
Where’s the best place in South Jersey for a power lunch?
Please. The Capital Grille.
CHRISTOPHER R. GIBSON
Archer & Greiner, P.C., Haddonfield
Expertise: Environmental Law
Years Practicing: 25
Law School: Villanova University
What in your opinion has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Roe vs. Wade.
What’s your favorite lawyer joke?
I only know two and they both stink.
Who’s your favorite fictional lawyer?
José Ferrer in the Caine Mutiny. He had a difficult case which he did not like, but he handled the trial with great skill and professionalism.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Phillies.
What’s your favorite thing about South Jersey?
The people, the shore and the proximity to Philadelphia.
Where’s the best place in South Jersey for a power lunch?
Giumarello’s.
MARK A. FURY
Law Offices of Mark A. Fury, P.C., Mount Holly
Expertise: Criminal Law
Years Practicing: 26
Law School: Georgetown University Law Center
Tell us your favorite client story. A guy comes in for a divorce after two years of marriage. I ask if there are any children, he says nine: seven before the marriage and two since. The couple had been together for a total of 11 years. I asked, “Why the divorce?” He says, “She’s crazy.” I asked him if it took the whole 11 years and nine kids to figure that out, or if a couple years and a couple kids would have been sufficient.
What in your opinion has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Not a decision, but the change in our culture. When I was growing up, all the lawyers on TV were defense counsel. Now they are prosecutors. Since 9-11, we have lived in fear. The result is almost a presumption of guilt rather than innocence. Now, with every trial I have to start with a reminder to the jury of what made our country great.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Eagles. Law and life are more like football.
Fill in the blank. The best part of my job is ________.
Making our freedoms live. In life nothing is promised—except a defense attorney, in the Sixth Amendment.
What’s surprising music is on your iPod?
Patsy Kline and Willie Nelson, alongside [Charlie] Parker and [Duke] Ellington.
ALLYNMARIE SMEDLEY
Trace and Jenkins, LLC, Woodbury
Expertise: Family Law
Years Practicing: 4
Law School: Widener University School of Law, Delaware Campus
What drove you to become a lawyer?
I didn’t decide to attend law school until I had been out of college for two years. I realized that, while I loved my job, I had an interest in the law stemming from one of my college degree requirements that never entirely went away. I decided to pursue the interest and see where it led. I did not start out wanting to do family law, but after taking a course in my last year I was hooked.
What’s your favorite lawyer joke?
Hard to say. I heard one today that asked, “Why does California have the most lawyers and New Jersey have the most toxic waste sites? Because New Jersey got to pick first.”
Fill in the blank. The best part of my job is ________.
Helping people transition through a difficult time in their lives. Sometimes the client really doesn’t believe they can make it on their own. When I can help someone realize that they are able to stand on their own, it makes the long hours and stress worthwhile.
What’s surprising music is on your iPod?
I have a fairly diverse collection of music that runs from Meat Loaf to Guns ‘n’ Roses and Pink, to Eminem. I am not sure what on the list would be least expected; it would probably depend on who was asking.
What is your favorite way to unwind from the stress of your work?
Spending time with my family and friends. The fun we have together helps me keep the stress of my job in perspective.
Where’s the best place in South Jersey for a power lunch?
There is a great little café in Woodbury called The Spot. They have amazing food and a relaxed atmosphere. On any given day you can stop by and see members of the Gloucester County Bar and Bench taking a break before heading back into the trenches.
BENJAMIN FOLKMAN
Folkman Law Offices, P.C., Cherry Hill
Expertise: Personal Injury Law
Years Practicing: 26
Law School: The Dickinson School of Law
What drove you to become a lawyer?
My high school teacher told me, “Since you’re good on your feet, you should be a lawyer.” It turns out he was right.
Tell us your favorite client story.
A family came to me after their parents were killed. They told me that the killer was destitute, but they wanted the killer and others to know that there was a value to their parents’ lives. When the case was tried the jury awarded my clients $100 million.
If you weren’t a lawyer, what would you be?
Movie critic.
What’s your favorite thing about South Jersey?
The people—they are friendly and warm.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Depends on the season
Fill in the blank. The best part of my job is ________.
Never getting bored of what I do. My practice is diverse, and so I deal with new issues and new people on almost a daily basis.
Where’s the best place in South Jersey for a power lunch?
The Kibitz Room.
KENNETH R. AUSTIN
Law Offices of Kenneth R. Austin, Haddon Heights
Expertise: Workers’ Compensation
Years Practicing: 21
Law School: Widener University School of Law, Delaware Campus
What’s your favorite thing about South Jersey?
You are close to everything, yet there is still plenty of elbow room.
Who’s your favorite fictional lawyer?
Perry Mason, because he always won. You can reference Perry Mason in any context and your audience knows who he is.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Phillies.
Where’s the best place in South Jersey for a power lunch?
The Tap Room and Grill in Haddon Heights.
Tell us your favorite client story.
I prepared a client on a Friday for trial on Monday. I told the client to dress appropriately for court. The client said, “No problem.” The client arrived in court on Monday in a brown tuxedo that he wore to his high school prom 20 years earlier. He looked like Jim Carrey in the movie Dumb and Dumber. We had to come back to court the next day to pick the jury. The client arrived in a Hawaiian luau shirt. I settled the case before the defense attorney or the jury saw my client. I learned to be more specific in advising my clients about appropriate attire.
NICHOLAS F. TRABOSH
Trabosh & Trabosh, Gloucester Township
Expertise: Personal Injury
Years Practicing: 28
Law School: Widener University School of Law, Delaware Campus
What drove you to become a lawyer?
As much as I loved my previous career as a high school social studies teacher, I wanted to do more to help people when they needed it the most.
What, in your opinion, has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Gideon vs. Wainwright (1963). [It established] that, in a criminal case, all people are guaranteed the right to counsel, regardless of their financial status.
What’s your favorite thing about South Jersey?
The people. Most South Jerseyans are hard-working, fair-minded people with strong family ties and values.
Who’s your favorite fictional lawyer?
Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird. He put everything on the line to do the right thing.
Fill in the blank. The best part of my job is ________.
Helping people. I also enjoy working with my office, including my partner/son, Ryan, and office manager/mother, Dolly Crane.
What surpising music is on your iPod?
Garth Brooks.
What is your favorite way to unwind from the stress of your work?
Sailing and visiting my granddaughter, Ava.
JOSEPH J. BENNIE
Bennie & Bennie, P.C., Cherry Hill
Expertise: General Practice Law
Years Practicing: 27
Law School: Widener University School of Law, Delaware Campus
What drove you to become a lawyer?
My father, John R. Bennie Esq., has always been my inspiration. Law has always been a part of my life.
What in your opinion has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Brown vs. Topeka, a tremendous step toward equal rights for all citizens.
What’s your favorite lawyer joke?
What do you get when you cross The Godfather with a lawyer? An offer you can’t understand.
If you weren’t a lawyer, what would you be?
I could see myself as a teacher or psychologist.
What surprising music is on your iPod?
Black Eyed Peas.
What is your favorite way to unwind from the stress of your work?
I enjoy spending family time down the Shore.
Where’s the best place for a power lunch in South Jersey?
Caffe Aldo Lamberti in Cherry Hill.
BRUCE H. ZAMOST
Stark & Stark, P.C.
Expertise: Medical Malpractice
Years Practicing: 26
Law School: Emory University School of Law
What drove you to become a lawyer?
During my sophomore year in college at Brandeis University, I was walking to my car in downtown Boston late one evening when a highly distressed young woman ran up to me, pointed to a man in the distance, and told me that she had just been raped by that man. With the benefit of some good luck, I was able to apprehend the man until police arrived. When I testified for the prosecution months later, that was my very first experience with lawyers. I was impressed by the intellectual fortitude required to obtain the conviction in that criminal case. Later that year, I was called as a witness in a civil case in Boston, when college classmates sued each other over how to split a sports car they won in a radio station contest. My role as a witness in these two cases led me to consider a career as a trial lawyer, asking the questions, instead of answering them.
Tell us your favorite client/case story.
During a two-week optometric malpractice trial in Burlington County in 2007, defense counsel began to unfairly cross-examine my client with medical records [that hadn’t been provided to me in advance of the trial, which is against the rules]. I objected. [But after glancing at the records, I withdrew my objection], much to everyone’s surprise. When defense counsel finished his cross-examination, I began my redirect examination, in which I quickly established that the medical records were not those of my client but rather of a different patient with the same name. Defense counsel never checked the birth date in those records.… The defendant’s insurance company had offered nothing to settle the case. The jury deliberated for an hour and its award, including interest, totaled $2.7 million, the highest verdict of its kind nationwide.
If you weren’t a lawyer, what profession would you have found yourself in?
My undergraduate degree is in contemporary analytic philosophy. Needless to say, if I had never pursued a law degree, I’d be unemployed—but at least I would know why.
SETH N. BRODER
Broder Law Group, P.C., Moorestown
Expertise: Education Law
Years Practicing: 14
Law School: Ohio Northern University Law School
What drove you to become a lawyer?
My father told me I would always have a job.
Tell us your favorite client story.
My first motion I ever argued was in a special education case. I won the motion, which essentially ended the case in favor of my client. After the judge finished reading his ruling, I looked at my client who was standing next to me and she was crying. She looked at me and said, “You have no idea how much you helped my family.” I will never forget that!
Who’s your favorite fictional lawyer?
Paul Newman as Frank Galvin in The Verdict. I liked how real of a character he was and how he prevailed against a much stronger opponent.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
All of the above. I am a homer!
What is your favorite way to unwind from the stress of your work?
[Playing] Sunday morning hockey.
DREW A. MOLOTSKY
Becker Meisel, LLC, Cherry Hill
Expertise: Family Law
Years Practicing: 17
Law School: Widener University School of Law
What drove you to become a lawyer?
I think it was the combination of intellectual challenge, the theatrical elements of the courtroom, and the wide range of possible careers that drew me to the law.
Tell us your favorite client story.
A few years back I was able to win a custody trial wherein I reunited a father with the 7-year-old daughter that had been kept from him. I will never forget the sense of joy and relief in both of them when the decision was read. It was possibly the most rewarding moment of my career.
What in your opinion has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Looking to the past and focusing on New Jersey family law, I would have to say Lepis vs. Lepis (2001). That case set the standard for modification of support payments (child support and alimony) and has become particularly important with the recent economic downturn and rampant job losses. Looking forward, I would have to say the recent N.J. Supreme Court decision in Lewis vs. Harris, which deals with the issue of same-sex marriage. I believe this will be one of the key issues in family law in the coming years (if not already).
What’s your favorite lawyer joke?
A 42-year-old lawyer standing at the pearly gates questioned why he had been taken so young. He was assured there was no mistake, as based on his billing records he had to be at least 104 years old.
If you weren’t a lawyer, what would you be?
I would probably be working in the theater. I have a great love of the arts, particularly the stage, and I have spent a lot of time directing and producing shows in various non-professional venues in South Jersey.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Right now it’s impossible not to say Phillies first. That said, I go to many Eagles and Flyers games with my dad, and that has its own rewards.
What surprising music is on your iPod?
Pink Floyd. When my older brother drove me to school as a high school freshman he forced me to listen every morning. I guess it stuck.
Where’s the best place in South Jersey for a power lunch?
Having been born and raised in Cherry Hill, there’s no place better than Ponzio’s.
AMY C. GOLDSTEIN
Adinolfi & Goldstein, P.A., Haddonfield
Expertise: Family Law
Years Practicing: 28
Law School: University of Pennsylvania
What drove you to become a lawyer?
During college, I developed an interest in child advocacy, which naturally led me to the idea of attending law school.
What in your opinion has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Brown vs. Board of Education.
Who’s your favorite fictional lawyer?
Although the most obvious choice should be Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird, I’m going to go with Alicia Florrick on The Good Wife. She has integrity, she’s smart, she protects her clients and she has great outfits.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Phillies.
Fill in the blank. The best part of my job is ________.
Watching the transformation in my clients from the time they first meet with me to when the case ends. When they first come in, my clients are usually pretty upset or angry. By the end of the case, they are different people, and I enjoy knowing that I’ve helped them through a very difficult time.
What surprising music is on your iPod?
Opera.
What is your favorite way to unwind from the stress of your work?
A glass of red wine and a good book.
Where’s the best South Jersey place for a power lunch?
I wouldn’t know. I eat lunch at my desk.
What’s your favorite thing about South Jersey?
The shore.
What’s your favorite lawyer joke?
None. They’re usually insulting to a great profession.
NICOLA SUGLIA
Fleischer, Fleischer & Suglia, Voorhees
Expertise: Business Litigation Law
Years Practicing: 13
Law School: Rutgers University School of Law-Camden
What drove you to become a lawyer?
I was initially drawn to the profession by the versatility that a law degree offers. No matter what your interests are or where you want your path in life to lead, a law degree can be a vehicle by which to get there. I also enjoy people coming to me for advice and counsel. Even if someone comes to me with a problem in an area I do not handle, I do my best to refer that person to a colleague who might be able to help.
Tell us your favorite client story.
I once represented a shoe salesman who was owed commissions by a wholesaler. There was not a great deal of money at issue, but my client was frustrated because he had been getting undercut by the wholesaler for years. He was resigned to the fact that he would not likely recover much, but he would be happy with getting at least a few dollars back…. We went to trial and were awarded a judgment for the entire amount we were seeking. The client’s reaction and appreciation made me feel like I had just won the biggest case in the world.
What’s your favorite lawyer joke?
Why don’t sharks attack lawyers? Professional courtesy.
If you weren’t a lawyer, what would you be?
Definitely a restaurateur. My family owns and operates Nick & Joe’s Pizzeria & Restaurant in Haddon Township. I grew up in the business and to this day I enjoy jumping behind the counter from time to time to flip some pizzas. It’s almost therapeutic!
Who’s your favorite fictional lawyer?
I like Matt Damon’s character in The Rainmaker because I always love an underdog, but I also like Al Pacino’s character in The Devil’s Advocate. Despite the fact that his character is evil, his timing and delivery in certain scenes make him somewhat funny at the same time.
WILLIAM J. THOMPSON
Archer & Greiner, P.C., Haddonfield
Expertise: Family Law
Years Practicing: 30
Law School: University of Pennsylvania What drove you to become a lawyer?
I couldn’t picture myself as a doctor.
Tell us your favorite client story.
I once heard a litigant who was required to take a paternity test demand that his girlfriend take a “maternity test.”
What in your opinion has been the most impactful legal decision in recent U.S. history?
Regardless of your beliefs and point of view, it has to be Roe vs. Wade.
If you weren’t a lawyer, what profession would you have chosen?
Marine biology.
Eagles, Flyers, Phillies or Sixers?
Phillies of course!
Fill in the blank. The best part of my job is ________.
The great people I work with!
Where’s the best South Jersey place for a power lunch?
Caffe Aldo Lamberti or Melange.
Law Review
Thousands of South Jersey Magazine readers voted online at SouthJersey.com, and these attorneys were the top vote getters in 43 different categories
Adoption Law
Donald Cofsky
Cofsky & Zeidman, LLC
Haddonfield
(856) 429-5005
Leif M. Nissen
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Bankruptcy/Creditor’s Rights Law
Larry S. Byck
Law Office of Larry S. Byck
West Berlin
(856) 767-0800
Eric Clayman
Jenkins & Clayman
Audubon
(856) 546-9696
Andrew B. Finberg
Wizmur & Finberg, LLP
Marlton
(856) 988-9055
Thomas Orr
Thomas J. Orr Law Offices
Burlington
(609) 386-8700
Stephen M. Packman
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Sergio Scuteri
Capehart & Scatchard, P.A.
Mount Laurel
(856) 914-2046
Alison Weinroth-Shaw
Mattleman, Weinroth & Miller, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 429-5507
Business Law
Daniel M. Baker
Baker Law Group, LLC
Moorestown
(856) 437-4822
Richard Charny
Charny, Charny & Karpousis, P.A.
Mount Laurel
(856) 505-1700
Christopher Chiacchio
Law Offices of Christopher Chiacchio
Cherry Hill
(856) 482-1081
Deborah A. Hays
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Margy Kennedy
Law Offices of Christopher Chiacchio
Cherry Hill
(856) 482-1081
Julie LaVan
LaVan Law
Moorestown
(856) 235-4079
John C. Miller III
Mattleman, Weinroth & Miller, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 429-5507
Nikitas Moustakas
Parker McCay, P.A.
Marlton
(856) 596-8900
Business Litigation Law
David R. Dahan
Parker McCay, P.A.
Marlton
(856) 596-8900
Steven J. Fram
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Lisa Marone
Folkman Law Offices, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 354-9444
Nicola Suglia
Fleischer, Fleischer & Suglia
Voorhees
(856) 489-8977
Charitable Organizations Law
Frances A. McElhill
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Computer/Internet Law
Joseph Martin
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Corporate Law
Terence J. Fox
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Construction Law
John D. Cranmer
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Stephen M. Fogler
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Bradley K. Sclar
Law Office of Bradley K. Sclar, LLC
Marlton
(856) 282-1121
Criminal Law
Robert Agre
Law Offices of Robert N. Agre
Haddonfield
(856) 428-7797
Rocco C. Cipparone Jr.
Law Offices of Rocco C. Cipparone Jr.
Haddon Heights
(856) 547-2100
Mark A. Fury
Law Offices of Mark A. Fury, P.C.
Mount Holly
(609) 518-8980
Yaron Helmer
Helmer, Paul, Conley & Kasselman, P.A.
Haddon Heights
(856) 547-7888
Daniel B. Kelley
Kelley Law Offices, LLC
Cherry Hill
(856) 414-1080
Vincent Sarubbi
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
DWI/DUI Traffic Law
Christopher Baxter
Baxter & Kourlesis, P.C.
Moorestown
(856) 235-9715
Timothy Scott Farrow
Dash Farrow, LLP
Moorestown
(856) 235-8300
John S. Sitzler
Sitzler & Sitzler
Hainesport
(609) 267-1101
Divorce Law
Judith S. Charny
Charny, Charny & Karpousis, P.A.
Mount Laurel
(856) 505-1700
Donald N. Elsas
Spector Gadon & Rosen, P.C.
Moorestown
(856) 778-8100
Patrick Judge Jr.
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Christopher Musulin
Musulin Law Firm, LLC
Mount Holly
(609) 267-0070
Domestic Violence Law
Kathleen P. Stockton
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
John T. Wynne Jr.
Helmer, Paul, Conley & Kasselman, P.A.
Haddon Heights
(856) 547-7888
Education Law
Craig David Becker
The Law Offices of Craig David Becker, LLC
Mount Laurel
(856) 273-0200
Seth N. Broder
Broder Law Group, P.C.
Moorestown
(856) 234-8768
Susan S. Hodges
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Elder Law
Douglas A. Fendrick
Law Offices of Douglas A. Fendrick, LLC
Voorhees
(856) 489-8388
Jerold E. Rothkoff
Law Office of Jerold E. Rothkoff
Cherry Hill
(856) 616-2923
Environmental Law
Christopher R. Gibson
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Joseph McGovern
Parker McCay, P.A.
Marlton
(856) 596-8900
Estate Litigation
Austin DuBois
Rothamel Bratton, LLC
Haddonfield
(856) 795-3400
Estate Planning/Asset Protection Law
Michael D. Bonfrisco
Bonfrisco Law Firm
Cherry Hill
(856) 663-3800
Charles Bratton
Rothamel Bratton, LLC
Haddon Heights
(856) 546-5666
Michael Hovdestad
Nocella & Hovdestad
Marlton
(856) 334-1253
Donald L. Kingett
Rabil, Kingett & Stewart, LLC
Turnersville
(856) 374-5800
Michael A. Kulzer
Kulzer & DiPadova, P.A.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-7744
Angela Titus McEwan
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Estates and Trusts Law
Frank R. Demmerly
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Family And Matrimonial Law
Robert J. Adinolfi
Adinolfi & Goldstein, P.A.
Haddonfield
(856) 428-8334
Michael Bonamassa
Domers & Bonamassa, P.C.
Marlton
(856) 596-2888
Philip S. Burnham II
Burnham Law Group, LLC
Marlton
(856) 751-5505
Barry Chatzinoff
Chatzinoff & Zoll, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 685-1095
Alan Domers
Domers & Bonamassa, P.C.
Marlton
(856) 596-2888
Michelle L. Ferreri
Trace & Jenkins, LLC
Woodbury
856) 251-0800
Amy C. Goldstein
Adinolfi & Goldstein, P.A.
Haddonfield
(856) 428-8834
Kara M. Guzzetti
Helmer, Paul, Conley & Kasselman, P.A.
Haddon Heights
(856) 547-7888
Lee M. Hymerling
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Karen Karpousis
Charny, Charny & Karpousis, P.A.
Mount Laurel
(856) 505-1700
Richard Klein
Becker Meisel, LLC
Cherry Hill
(856) 779-8700
Ronald G. Lieberman
Adinolfi & Goldstein, P.A.
Haddonfield
(856) 428-8334
Howard Mendelson
Davis & Mendelson, LLC
Voorhees
(856) 627-0100
Drew A. Molotsky
Becker Meisel, LLC
Cherry Hill
(856) 779-8700
Nickolas C. Mourtos
Theiler & Mourtos, LLC
Marlton
(856) 797-8700
Joy Pearson-Schneck
Berg & Pearson, P.C.
Woodbury
(856) 251-0080
Maryann Rabkin
Rabkin Law Offices, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 216-1500
AllynMarie Smedley
Trace and Jenkins, LLC
Woodbury
(856) 251-0800
Michael J. Stein
Michael J. Stein Attorney At Law
Moorestown
(856) 642-0400
Devan J. Theiler
Theiler & Mourtous, LLC
Marlton
(856) 797-8700
William J. Thompson
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Joseph Weinberg
Joseph M. Weinberg and Associates, P.A.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-9400
Michael A. Weinberg
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Stephanie J. Zane
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
General Litigation
Kimberley Kluchnick
Mattleman, Weinroth & Miller, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 429-5507
General Practice
Joseph J. Bennie
Bennie & Bennie, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 428-0200
V. Richard Ferreri
Law Offices of V. Richard Ferreri
Gibbsboro
(856) 783-2700
James K. Grace
Law Office of James K. Grace, P.C.
Mount Holly
(609) 265-9604
Michael P. Madden
Madden & Madden, P.A.
Haddonfield
(856) 428-9520
Immigration Law
Scott C. Elwell
Helmer, Paul, Conley & Kasselman, P.A.
Haddon Heights
(856) 547-7888
Gregory J. Palakow
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Insurance Law
Matthew K. Mitchell
Green, Lundgren & Ryan, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 428-5800
Intellectual Property, Patent and Copyright Law
Lisa Krizman
Krizman Law, LLC
Cherry Hill (856) 751-4131
John F. Letchford
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Jane Massey Licata
Licata & Tyrrell, P.C.
Marlton
(856) 810-1515
Mark J. Sever
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Juvenile Law
James M. Conley
Helmer, Paul, Conley & Kasselman, P.A.
Haddon Heights
(856) 547-7888
Labor and Employment Law
Michael H. Berg
Berg & Pearson, P.C.
Woodbury
(856) 251-0080
Beth Lincow Cole
Beth Lincow Cole, Esquire, LLC
Marlton
(856) 355-2980
Adam E. Gersh
Flaster/Greenberg, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 382-2246
Katherine Hartman
Attorneys Hartman, Chartered
Moorestown
(856) 235-0220
Heidi Kopelson
Folkman Law Offices, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 354-9444
Jacqueline Vigilante
The Vigilante Law Firm, P.C.
Mullica Hill
(856) 223-9990
Land Use Law
Robert Bucknam
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Albert Marmero
Long, Marmero & Associates, LLP
Woodbury
(856) 848-6440
Ronald C. Morgan
Parker McCay, P.A.
Marlton
(856) 596-8900
Litigation Prevention
Louis F. Hornstine
Wertheimer Pelloni, LLC
Marlton
(856) 596-2000
Mediation
Robert G. Harbeson
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Medical Malpractice Law
Michael S. Berger
Andres & Berger, P.C.
Haddonfield (
856) 795-1444
Bruce H. Zamost
Stark & Stark, P.C.
Marlton
(856) 874-4443
Mergers and Acquisitions Law
John Michael Devlin
Parker McCay, P.A.
Marlton
(856) 596-8900
Municipal Law
Kenneth A. DiMuzio Sr.
Hoffman DiMuzio
Woodbury
(856) 845-8243
Municipal Court Law
Kevin Bright
Long, Marmero & Associates, LLP
Woodbury
(856) 848-6440
Gregory P. DeMichele
DeMichele & DeMichele, P.C.
Haddon Heights
(856) 546-1350
Nursing Home Law
Tommie Ann Gibney
Andres & Berger, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-1444
Saul G. Gruber
Merovitz Gruber, LLC
Mount Laurel
(856) 596-4100
Michael S. Ringold
Dansky Katz Ringold York
Marlton
(856) 489-1515
Personal Injury Law
Frank D. Allen
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Kenneth G. Andres Jr.
Andres & Berger, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-1444
Andrew A. Ballerini
Law Office of Andrew A. Ballerini
Cherry Hill
(856) 665-7140
Milton W. Brown
The Law Office of Milton W. Brown
Woodbury
(856) 845-7898
Michael S. Dansky
Dansky Katz Ringold York
Marlton
(856) 489-1515
John M. Dodig
Feldman, Shepherd, Wohlgelernter, Tanner, Weinstock, Dodig
Medford
(609) 953-3535
Benjamin Folkman
Folkman Law Offices, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 354-9444
Michael J. Glassman
Law Office of Michael J. Glassman & Associates
Voorhees
(856) 784-9222
Scott M. Goldberg
Petrillo & Goldberg, P.C.
Pennsauken
(856) 486-4343
Joseph F. McGowan Jr.
Law Offices of Joseph F. McGowan Jr.
Cherry Hill
(856) 751-8844
Steven M. Petrillo
Petrillo & Goldberg, P.C.
Pennsauken
(856) 486-4343
Gary F. Piserchia
Parker McCay, P.A.
Marlton
(856) 596-8900
Daniel K. Snyder
Aronberg & Kouser, P.A.
Cherry Hill
(856) 429-1700
Nicholas F. Trabosh
Trabosh & Trabosh
Gloucester Township
(856) 228-3200
Bruce A. Wallace
Wallace Law
Haddonfield
(856) 428-5500
Products Liability Law
William J. O’Kane Jr.
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Real Estate Law
Susan E. Bacso
Parker McCay, P.A.
Marlton
(856) 596-8900
Benjamin L. Dash
Dash Farrow, LLP
Moorestown
(856) 235-8300
Kevin J. DiMedio
Earp Cohn, P.C.
Cherry Hill
(856) 354-7700
Arthur A. DiPadova
Kulzer & DiPadova, P.A.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-7744
Jordan B. Goldberg
The Law Office of Jordan B. Goldberg, LLC
Cherry Hill
(856) 651-1600
Gary L. Green
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Adam D. Greenberg
Honig & Greenberg, LLC
Cherry Hill
(856) 770-0990
Jeffrey M. Herskowitz
Herskowitz & Hampton, LLC
Cherry Hill
(856) 795-3000
M. Zev Rose
Sherman, Silverstein, Kohl, Rose & Podolsky, P.A.
Pennsauken
(856) 662-0700
John Rothamel
Rothamel Bratton, LLC
Haddonfield
(856) 795-3400
Jason R. Sonstein
Jason R. Sonstein, LLC
Cherry Hill
(856) 673-4121
Securities Law
James H. Carll
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Social Security Disability Law
Elizabeth D. Berenato
Smith, Magram, Berenato & Michaud
Burlington
(609) 386-2633
Social Security and Unemployment Compensation Law
David S. Bross
Bross & Group, P.A.
Cherry Hill
(856) 795-8880
Tax Law
Jeffrey D. Gordon
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Gordon Moore
Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Haddonfield
(856) 795-2121
Trial Law
John Gerard Devlin
John Gerard Devlin & Associates, P.C.
Westmont
(856) 858-1690
Workers’ Compensation Law
Kenneth R. Austin
Law Offices of Kenneth R. Austin
Haddon Heights
(856) 546-8430
Jeremy Lindemann
Aronberg & Kouser, P.A.
Cherry Hill
(856) 429-1700
Christopher J. Saracino
Pietras Saracino Smith & Meeks, LLP
Cherry Hill
Bruce Zeidman
Cofsky & Zeidman, LLC
Haddonfield
(856) 429-5005
Published (and copyrighted) in South Jersey Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 8 (November, 2010).
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