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When Life Gives You Lemon Law …
How Amy Bennecoff makes lemonade for her clients
Divorce, Business Style
Nicholas San Filippo helps clients deal with deadbeat partners
Warrior Ethos
When representing disabled soldiers, Michael Pasquale never accepts defeat
The Most Dangerous Man in the Courtroom
Just try and pull a fast one on Paul Rowe—chances are he’s already seen it
‘The Blonde Blur’
Opposing counsel must move fast to keep pace with employment law innovator Nancy Erika Smith
Just the Facts, Ma’am
Eric Kahn and Rubin Sinins ‘make it right for Molly’ in the Tyler Clementi case
An Audience with the Pope
Anthony Pope on the murder trial he had no business trying, working the Newark narcotics beat, and casting calls with Sidney Lumet
The Letter of the Law
Former Morristown postman Sal Simeone strives to make a difference for families
From Liberia to Liberty
The Gibbons environmental lawyer arrived in America from Liberia to follow her dreams
The View
When Keith Biebelberg’s clients lost their panoramas, he took the developer to task
Domenick Carmagnola’s Recipe for Success
It’s nothing fancy—just a lifetime’s worth of lessons learned at his family’s restaurant
Good Works
Three New Jersey attorneys take time out to serve the homeless and the injured
The Winner’s Circle
When the choice is win, place or show, Christina Vassiliou Harvey opts for win-win
Engineering Solutions
Richard H. Steen’s mix of strengths makes him a powerhouse at the negotiating table
Blue-Collar Ethics
Hard work—and a knack for presentation—make Raymond Gill Jr. a courtroom powerhouse
True Devotion
Real estate lawyer Lloyd Tubman helps religious groups—and other clients—break down barriers
Going the Distance
As a boxer, bricklayer or family lawyer, Michael A. Gill has ‘all the guts in the world’
Tenacious Defender
Carl Poplar is still tougher than anyone else