Our firm was established in March of 2004 with the focus on workers compensation petitioner's claims, social security disability appeals, criminal defense cases and traffic court matters including DWI/DUI cases.
Example cases• I won a worker's compensation case where a worker injured his neck and back when a large box fell off a shelf and landed on him.
• I recently won a very difficult Social Security Disability Appeal for a man suffering from extreme Alzheimer's disease. I was able to prevail even though my client was mentally incapable of even appearing in court to testify.
• I had a criminal charge for passing a bad check dismissed against my client,
• I got a drug charge dismissed against my client.
• I recently won a DWI trial in a local traffic court.
Main
117A North Union Avenue
Cranford
NJ
07016
Yes.
In both workers' compensation matters and social security cases, the fees are paid on a contingency basis with the maximum fee set by state and federal statute.
$150.
Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Evening and weekend hours by appointment.
Mary
Yes
To help sick and injured people.
I think that a client MUST consult with a licensed attorney before attempting to take legal action on their own. Educating yourself is fine, but only a licensed attorney knows the nuances and ways to interpret the law that are essential to properly appearing in court.
I am willing to review documents.
I feel uncomfortable doing this since it leaves me open to bad feelings and possible malpractice claims (of which I have NEVER had) if the pro se litigant does not prevail when representing themselves in court.
Retired United States Navy Officer: After serving seventeen years, I retired as a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy and then became a licensed attorney in New Jersey. I graduated from Cardozo School of Law in New York City, and was then employed by a few different law firms so that I could learn my craft. In 2004, I opened my own practice which now has a substantial presence throughout New Jersey.
My years as a Naval Officer made me a very serious person who works well under pressure and who is a self-starter. It also helped me become exposed to cultures around the world, which is very useful in a multicultural internationally oriented state like New Jersey.
I treat my clients with patience and respect no matter how ill, injured or distraught they may be.
Personal interests:I go bird watching in my free time.
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