Super Lawyers contributing authors

Nick DiUlio is an award-winning journalist and professor of journalism at Rowan University, where he focuses on teaching students how to craft innovative digital-first nonfiction storytelling and long-form narrative journalism, how to leverage social media as a journalistic tool, and how to apply a wide range of ethical concepts to the craft of journalism. He is also the former editor of South Jersey Magazine and has more than 15 years of experience with work that has appeared in publications such as Philadelphia Magazine, New Jersey Monthly, and Slate.com.

Ms. Wise is a corporate communications director in South Carolina who earned a degree in journalism and spent several years working at newspapers in Wisconsin.

Oni Harton is an experienced estate planning and litigation attorney. She has been writing and researching for more than two decades and enjoys contributing to efforts that connect people with critical legal services. Oni contributes to Super Lawyers by creating content and verifying the legal accuracy of articles. Oni is an Indiana University School of Law graduate. She is licensed in Indiana.

Pam George is an award-winning writer who has been published in Fortune, USA Today, Men’s Health and Forbes Travel Guide. A longtime Delaware resident, she’s written Shipwrecks of the Delaware Coast: Tales of Pirates, Squalls and Treasure; Landmarks & Legacies: Exploring Historic Delaware; and First State Plates: Iconic Delaware Restaurants and Recipes.

Rachel Cernasky is a freelance journalist who primarily covers the environment, social justice and nutrition. Her work has been published in The New York Times, National Geographic, Grist, The Christian Science Monitor, 5280 and others.

Riley Beggin is a freelance journalist for Super Lawyers. She has a master’s in journalism from the University of Missouri, and is a watchdog reporter with Bridge Magazine. She has previously worked for NPR, KBIA, ABC News, and Southern California Public Radio.

RJ Smith has been an editor for Los Angeles Magazine and The Village Voice, and a contributor to Spin and Details. He has written for The New York Times Magazine, Elle, GQ, Grand Royal, and the Los Angeles Times. He is the author of four books, including The One: The Life and Music of James Brown and the upcoming Chuck Berry: An American Life. A former Visiting Scholar at the Getty Research Institute and Community Scholar at USC, Smith lives in Los Angeles.