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NEW JERSEY STATE BAR ASSOCIATION 

DIRECTORY 

2010–2011

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 

Richard H. Steen 

THE PAST CENTURY HAS BROUGHT MORE CHANGE IN THE PRACTICE OF LAW THAN 

IN ANY PERIOD BEFORE, EVEN GOING BACK TO THE DAYS OF THE ANCIENT 

ROMANS AND GREEKS WHO ESTABLISHED THE ROOTS OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM. 

Yet while much of what lawyers do and how they do it has changed, the underpinnings of this 

profession have remained steadfast. Lawyers are who people trust to help them navigate the legal 

system to resolve their most critical problems. 

That is our honor and privilege. 

It can also be a challenge, especially at a time when many practitioners continue to struggle to 

regain their footing as a result of the current economic recession. 

The New Jersey State Bar Association, representing over 17,000 members as the leading voice 

of the profession in this great state, stands ready to help our members and our colleagues address the issues confronting 

them and chart a course to success. 

Issues like the economy’s continued effects on our job market; the need to promote diversity in the legal community; 

the delivery of legal services, and our obligation to protect judicial independence. 

In the coming months, we will continue to help lawyers get their practices up and running, and be a resource for 

those who have already hung out their own shingle. 

We will convene a Summit on Diversity to examine ways to ensure that the legal profession in our great state is 

welcoming to all and to chart a path forward toward the goal of a more inclusive profession. 

The State Bar Association will also examine the delivery of legal services through a task force to track trends like 

outsourcing and multi-disciplinary practice to understand what needs to be done to protect the public and preserve our 

professional values. 

And just as it was when we were established over 100 years ago, the State Bar Association is committed to preserving 

the sanctity of our justice system—because every judge in our courts and every resident of New Jersey deserves it. 

These are exhilarating and invigorating times and throughout this year we will be hard at work for you. 

Our committees and sections are dedicated to exploring legal and legislative developments, and can now present 

programs to help our lawyers meet their mandatory continuing legal education requirements. 

Our benefits, such as Fastcase, make it easier for you provide the best legal guidance you can. 

Our exciting conferences, the Annual Meeting and Convention and Mid-Year Meeting, provide opportunities for 

members to meet one another, get valuable CLE credits and so much more. 

And our home, the New Jersey Law Center, has undergone a multi-million dollar renovation making it the premiere 

destination for everything from educational seminars to meetings that can be broadcast via the Internet to trial 

preparation. 

After all, this is what the Bar Association is about: examining the tough issues so you know what is at stake and 

offering insight and innovation about the path ahead. 

I am proud of our profession and proud to be involved in the exciting work of the Association. I welcome your ideas 

and suggestions. 


President 

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Mission Statement 

The mission of the New Jersey State Bar Association is: 

To serve, protect, foster and promote the personal 

and professional interests of its members. 

To serve as the voice of New Jersey attorneys to other organizations, 

governmental entities and the public with regard to the law, 

legal profession and legal system. 

To promote access to the justice system, fairness in its administration 

and encourage participation in voluntary pro bono activities. 

To foster professionalism and pride in the profession and the NJSBA. 

To provide educational opportunities to New Jersey attorneys 

to enhance the quality of legal services and the practice of law. 

To provide education to the New Jersey public to enhance 

awareness of the legal profession and legal system. 

DECEMBER 11, 1992 

REVISED DECEMBER 2007 

UPCOMING 

MEETINGS 

ANNUAL MEETINGS 

May 18–20, 2011 

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa 

Atlantic City, NJ 

May 16–18, 2012 

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa 

Atlantic City, NJ 

MID-YEAR MEETINGS 

November 2–7, 2010 

Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North 

Scottsdale, Arizona 

November 6–12, 2011 

The Shelbourne 

Dublin, Ireland 

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Table of Contents 

President’s Message .......................................1 

NJSBA Mission Statement ............................2 

Annual and Mid-Year Meeting Dates ...........2 

Principles of Professionalism........................4 

NJSBA Executive Committee ........................5 

NJSBA Trustees...............................................6 

NJSBA Past Trustees ........................................8 

NJSBA Past Presidents ....................................9 

ABA House of Delegates ..............................10 

General Council Executive Committee......10 

NJ Commission on Professionalism 

in the Law................................................10 

NJ Institute for Continuing Legal 

Education (ICLE) Board of Trustees .....10 

Staff Directories.............................................12 

Sections ..........................................................14 

Young Lawyers Division ...............................19 

Standing Committees ...................................20 

Special Committees ......................................23 

County Bar Associations...............................30 

Other Legal Organizations ...........................34 

NJSBA Bylaws ................................................37 

NJSBA Certificate of Incorporation .............42 

General Council Standing Rules 

and Procedures........................................43 

NJSBF Mission Statement ............................44 

NJSBF Officers ...............................................45 

NJSBF Trustees ..............................................46 

Law-Related Education Programs 

and Resources..........................................47 

NJSBF Committees .......................................48 

Teaching Law for the Layperson..................50 

NJSBF Bylaws.................................................51 

NJSBF Certificate of Incorporation .............54 

SECTIONS 

Administrative Law......................................14 

Banking Law .................................................14 

Bankruptcy Law ...........................................14 

Business Law ................................................14 

Casino Law ...................................................14 

Certified Attorneys.......................................14 

Civil Trial Bar ................................................14 

Construction Law.........................................15 

Criminal Law ................................................15 

Dispute Resolution ......................................15 

Elder and Disability Law .............................15 

Entertainment Arts & Sports Law...............15 

Environmental Law .....................................15 

Family Law....................................................15 

Federal Practice and Procedure..................16 

Fidelity and Surety Law ...............................16 

Gay Lesbian Bisexual and Transgender 

Rights.......................................................16 

Health and Hospital Law.............................16 

Immigration Naturalization and 

Americanism...........................................16 

Individual Rights..........................................16 

Insurance Law ..............................................16 

Intellectual Property Law ............................16 

International Law and Organizations ........17 

Labor and Employment Law.......................17 

Land Use Law ...............................................17 

Local Government Law ...............................17 

Military Law and Veterans’ Affairs..............17 

Minorities in the Profession........................17 

Municipal Court Practice ............................18 

Product Liability and Toxic Tort Law..........18 

Public Utility Law.........................................18 

Real Property Trust and Estate Law............18 

Solo and Small Firm.....................................18 

Taxation Law ................................................18 

Women in the Profession ............................19 

Workers’ Compensation ..............................19 

Young Lawyers Division ..............................19 

STANDING COMMITTEES 

Amicus...........................................................20 

Bylaws and Resolutions...............................20 

Diversity........................................................20 

Election .........................................................20 

Finance and Operations..............................20 

Insurance Benefits .......................................20 

Judicial Administration ...............................20 

Judicial & Prosecutorial Appointments......21 

Law Office Management .............................21 

Legislative .....................................................21 

Long-Term Planning....................................21 

Meeting Arrangements and Programs .......21 

Membership and Public Relations .............22 

New Jersey Lawyer Magazine 

Editorial Board........................................22 

Nominating ..................................................22 

Pro Bono........................................................22 

Professional Responsibility and 

Unlawful Practice ...................................22 

SPECIAL COMMITTEES 

Animal Law...................................................23 

Antitrust Law ................................................23 

Appellate Practice ........................................23 

Automobile Reparations..............................23 

Business and Commercial Litigation .........24 

Children’s Rights ..........................................24 

Class Actions ................................................24 

Consumer Protection Law ..........................24 

Drug and Alcohol Abuse..............................24 

Election Law .................................................25 

Equity Jurisprudence...................................25 

Ethics Diversionary Program ......................25 

Franchise Law ..............................................25 

Government and Public Sector Lawyers....26 

Higher Education.........................................26 

Insurance Defense .......................................26 

Internet and Computer Law .......................26 

Legal Education ...........................................27 

Malpractice Insurance.................................27 

Media Law ....................................................27 

Medical Malpractice ....................................27 

Paralegal........................................................27 

Renewable Energy, Cleantech and 

Climate Change ......................................27 

School Law ...................................................28 

Securities Litigation and Regulatory 

Enforcement ...........................................28 

Senior Lawyers .............................................28 

Special Civil Part ..........................................28 

COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATIONS 

Atlantic (June) ..............................................30 

Bergen (April) ...............................................30 

Burlington (June) .........................................30 

Camden (November) ...................................30 

Cape May (November).................................30 

Cumberland (July) .......................................30 

Essex (April)..................................................31 

Gloucester (June) .........................................31 

Hudson (January) ........................................31 

Hunterdon (September)..............................31 

Mercer (January) .........................................31 

Middlesex (May)...........................................32 

Monmouth (May).........................................32 

Morris (January)...........................................32 

Ocean (June) ................................................32 

Passaic (July) ................................................32 

Salem County (May) ....................................33 

Somerset (June) ...........................................33 

Sussex (July) .................................................33 

Union (December).......................................33 

Warren (September) ....................................33 

OTHER LEGAL ORGANIZATIONS 

American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers...34 

Asian Pacific American Lawyers 

Association of New Jersey Inc. ..............34 

Association of Black Women Lawyers ........34 

Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers .34 

Association of the Federal Bar 

of New Jersey ..........................................34 

Garden State Bar Association......................34 

Hispanic Bar Association ............................34 

Korean-American Bar Association 

of New Jersey (KABA–NJ).......................35 

New Jersey Association for Justice 

(formerly ATLA–NJ).......................................35 

New Jersey Corporate Counsel Association....35 

New Jersey Creditors Bar Association ........35 

New Jersey Defense Association.................35 

New Jersey Muslim Lawyers Association 

(NJMLA) ..................................................35 

New Jersey Women Lawyers Association...35 

NJALS–The Association For Legal 

Professionals...........................................36 

Trial Attorneys of New Jersey (TANJ) .........36 


NEW JERSEY COMMISSION ON PROFESSIONALISM IN THE LAW 

Principles of Professionalism 

for Lawyers and Judges 

PREAMBLE 

Adherence to standards of professional responsibility, along 

with a broad respect for the law, is a hallmark of an enlightened 

and effective system of justice. The conduct of lawyers and 

judges should be characterized at all times by professional 

integrity and personal courtesy in the fullest sense of those 

terms. Both are indispensable ingredients in the practice of 

law, and in the orderly administration of justice by our courts. 

The following Principles, which focus on the goals of professionalism 

and civility, are designed to assist and encourage 

judges and lawyers to meet their professional obligations. We 

encourage all judges and lawyers to make a commitment to these 

Principles, and to conduct themselves in a manner that preserves 

the dignity and honor of the judiciary and the legal profession. 

PRINCIPLES 

Lawyers’ Relations With Clients 

1. To a client, a lawyer owes diligence, competence, faithfulness 

and good judgment, in the pursuit of client objectives. 

2. Clients must be treated with respect. A lawyer should provide 

objective advice and strive to represent the client’s 

interests as expeditiously and efficiently as possible. Lines 

of communication must be kept open and explanations 

provided for actions taken in the course of representation. 

Billing practices should be fully explained to a client at the 

time representation is undertaken. 

3. Clients should be advised against pursuing a course of 

action that is without merit, and should avoid tactics that 

are intended to harass, or drain the financial resources of 

the opposing party. 

4. Clients should be advised that professional courtesy, fair 

tactics, civility, and adherence to the rules and law are compatible 

with vigorous advocacy and zealous representation. 

Lawyers’ Relations With Other Counsel 

1. To opposing counsel, a lawyer owes a duty of respect, courtesy 

and fair dealing, candor in the pursuit of the truth, 

cooperation in all respects not inconsistent with the client’s 

interests, and scrupulous observance of all agreements and 

mutual understandings. 

2. A lawyer should respect a colleague’s schedule. Agreement 

should be sought on dates for meetings, conferences, depositions, 

hearings, trials and other events. A reasonable request 

for a scheduling accommodation, extension of time, or waiver 

of procedural formalities should not be refused if the interests 

of a client will not be adversely affected. 

3. Forms of pleading, discovery, motions, or other papers, 

should not be used as a means of harassment, or for gaining 

an unfair advantage. The filing or service of motions, pleadings 

or other papers should not be timed so as to unfairly 

limit another party’s opportunity to respond, or harass 

counsel. 

4. In the conduct of negotiations, or litigation, a lawyer 

should conduct himself or herself with dignity and fairness 

and refrain from conduct meant to harass the opposing 

party. A lawyer should not advance groundless claims, 

defenses and objections. 

Lawyers’ Relations With the Court 

1. To the court, a lawyer owes honesty, respect, diligence, candor 

and punctuality. A lawyer has a duty to act in a manner 

consistent with the proper functioning of a fair, efficient 

and humane system of justice. 

2. A lawyer must avoid frivolous litigation and nonessential 

pleading in litigation. Settlement possibilities should be 

explored at the earliest reasonable date, and agreement 

should be sought on procedural and discovery matters. 

Delays not dictated by a competent and justified presentation 

of a client’s claims or defenses should be avoided. 

3. As an officer of the court, a lawyer should act with complete 

honesty; show respect for the court by proper demeanor; 

and act and speak civilly to the judge, court staff and adversaries, 

with an awareness that all involved are integral parts 

of the justice system. 

4. A lawyer should strive to protect the dignity and independence 

of the judiciary, particularly from unjust criticism and attack. 

Judges’ Relations With Lawyers and Others 

1. To lawyers, parties and all participants in the legal process, 

a judge owes courtesy, patience, respect, diligence, punctuality 

and fairness. 

2. A judge must maintain control of proceedings and has an 

obligation to ensure that proceedings are conducted in a 

civil manner. Judges should establish a climate of professionalism 

that upholds the dignity of the bench and bar. A 

judge should show respect for the bar by treating lawyers 

with civility and personal courtesy. 

3. A judge should ensure that disputes are resolved in a prompt 

and efficient manner. However, hearings, meetings, conferences 

and trials should be scheduled with appropriate consideration 

to the schedules of lawyers, parties and witnesses. 

4. A judge should remain knowledgeable of the law, rules and 

procedure, and apply them in a fair and consistent manner 

that enables all parties an adequate opportunity to present 

their cases. 

ADOPTED 1997 



EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 

PRESIDENT 

RICHARD H. STEEN 

Richard H. Steen, LLC 

Attorneys at Law 

P.O. Box 2178 

Princeton, NJ 08543-2178 

609-895-0071 

FAX: 609-895-1437 

ricksteen@adrlawfirm.com 

PRESIDENT-ELECT 

SUSAN A. FEENEY 

McCarter & English, LLP 

Four Gateway Center 

100 Mulberry Street 

P.O. Box 652 

Newark, NJ 07102-0652 

973-622-4444 

FAX: 973-624-7070 

sfeeney@mccarter.com 

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT 

KEVIN P. MCCANN 

Chance & McCann, LLC 

201 West Commerce Street 

P.O. Box 278 

Bridgeton, NJ 08302 

856-451-9100 

FAX: 856-455-5227 

kpmccann@chancemccann.com 

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT 

RALPH J. LAMPARELLO 

Chasan Leyner & Lamparello, PC 

300 Harmon Meadow Blvd. 

Secaucus, NJ 07094-3621 

201-348-6000 

FAX: 201-348-6633 

rlamparello@chasanlaw.com 

TREASURER 

PARIS P. ELIADES 

Courter Kobert & Cohen PC 

35 Sparta Avenue 

Sparta, NJ 07871 

973-726-0555 

FAX: 973-729-3809 

peliades@ckclaw.com 

SECRETARY 

MILES S. WINDER III 

12 Quimby Lane 

P.O. Box 775 

Bernardsville, NJ 07924-0775 

908-766-3300 

FAX: 908-766-6255 

mswinder@ix.netcom.com 

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT 

ALLEN A. ETISH 

Archer & Greiner, PC 

One Centennial Square 

Haddonfield, NJ 08033-2332 

856-354-3003 

FAX: 856-428-6508 

aetish@archerlaw.com 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

ANGELA C. SCHECK 

New Jersey State Bar Association 

One Constitution Square 

New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1520 

732-937-7500 

FAX: 732-828-0024 

ascheck@njsba.com 



BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

Atlantic County 

PAUL J. GALLAGHER 

(2011) 

Atlantic County Utilities Authority 

P.O. Box 996 

Pleasantville, NJ 08232-0996 

609-272-6928 

FAX: 609-272-6956 

pgallagher@acua.com 

Bergen County 

CHARLES J.X. KAHWATY 

(2012) 

67 East Ridgewood Avenue 

Ridgewood, NJ 07450-3809 

201-445-0006 

FAX: 201-612-4424 

ckahwaty@aol.com 

Burlington County 

JAMES J. FERRELLI 

(2012) 

Duane Morris LLP 

P.O. Box 5203 


609-631-2408 

FAX: 609-631-2401 

jjferrelli@duanemorris.com 

Camden County 

ARNOLD N. FISHMAN 

(2011) 

Fishman Littlefield & 

Fishman, LLC 

204 White Horse Pike 

P.O. Box 398 

Haddon Heights, NJ 08035 

856-546-8400 

FAX: 856-546-4663 

arnold@FLF-Law.com 

Essex County 

DOMENICK CARMAGNOLA 

(2012) 

Carmagnola & Ritardi LLC 

60 Washington Street 

Morristown, NJ 07960-6859 

973-267-4445 

FAX: 973-267-4456 

dcarmagnola@cr-law.net 

Cape May County 

JOANNE D. KAY 

(2011) 

Kay & Kay 

5010 New Jersey Avenue 

P.O. Box 749 

Wildwood, NJ 08260 

609-522-3007 

FAX: 609-523-0745 

kay7kay@comcast.net 

Essex County 

GARY POTTERS 

(2011) 

Potters & Della Pietra LLP 

100 Passaic Avenue 

Fairfield, NJ 07004 

973-575-5240 

FAX: 973-575-4468 

gpotters@pdplawfirm.com 

Cumberland County 

ROBERT J. O’DONNELL 

(2012) 

Law Office of 

Robert J. O’Donnell, PC 

223 East Main Street 

P.O. Box 725 

Millville, NJ 08332 

856-765-0077 

FAX: 856-765-0078 

rjoesq@aol.com 

Gloucester County 

JOHN G. DESIMONE 

(2012) 

DeSimone Law Offices 

22 Euclid Street 

P.O. Box 237 

Woodbury, NJ 08096-7057 

856-848-8800 

FAX: 856-848-8939 

john@desimonelawyer.com 

Hudson County 

BENNETT A. ROBBINS 

(2012) 

Javerbaum Wurgaft Hicks Kahn 

Wikstrom & Sinins, PC 

1 Newark Street 

P.O. Box 1278 

Hoboken, NJ 07030 

201-659-2635 

FAX: 201-659-1400 

brobbins@javerbaumwurgaft.com 

Middlesex County 

JOHN S. SAWICKI 

(2011) 

Law Offices of 

Michael C. Urciuoli 

100 Franklin Square Drive 

Suite 301 

Somerset, NJ 08873-4109 

732-271-3316 

FAX: 732-271-3319 

jsawicki@legal-org.com 

Ocean County 

ELI L. EYTAN 

(2011) 

609 Main Street 

Toms River, NJ 08753 

732-349-0010 

FAX: 732-349-0866 

elieytanesq@aol.com 

Hunterdon County 

ANTHONY J. MURGATROYD 

(2011) 

179 Route 31 

Flemington, NJ 08822 

908-788-7011 

FAX: 908-788-8750 

AMurgatroyd@Murgatroydlaw.com 

Monmouth County 

JOHN F. DEBARTOLO 

(2011) 

Atkinson & DeBartolo 

2 Bridge Avenue 

P.O. Box 8415 

Red Bank, NJ 07701 

732-530-5300 

FAX: 732-530-9877 

jfdebartolo@aol.com 

Passaic County 

DOMINIC V. CARUSO 

(2012) 

1037 Route 46 East 

Suite 105 

Clifton, NJ 07013 

973-614-8648 

FAX: 973-472-7763 

dcaruso@verizon.net 

Mercer County 

JEFFREY S. POSTA 

(2012) 

Stark & Stark 

P.O. Box 5315 

Princeton, NJ 08543 

609-791-7021 

FAX: 609-895-7395 

Morris County 

WILLIAM A. KRAIS 

(2012) 

Porzio Bromberg & Newman 

100 Southgate Parkway 

P.O. Box 1997 

Morristown, NJ 07962 

973-538-4006 

FAX: 973-538-5146 

wakrais@pbnlaw.com 

Salem County 

D. RYAN NUSSEY 

(2012) 

Klineburger & Nussey 

38 North Haddon Avenue 

Haddonfield, NJ 08033-2422 

856-428-7468 

drn@klineburgerandnussey.com 


Somerset County 

MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN 

(2011) 

Wasserman Jurista & Stolz 

225 Millburn Avenue 

Millburn, NJ 07041 

973-467-2700 

FAX: 973-467-8126 

mmclaughlin@wjslaw.com 

Sussex County 

FRANCIS A. KOCH 

(2011) 

Sussex County 

Prosecutor’s Office 

19–21 High Street 

Newton, NJ 07860 

973-383-1570 

FAX: 973-383-4929 

fkoch@scpo.sussex.nj.us 

Union County 

AMIRALI Y. HAIDRI 

(2011) 

2333 Morris Avenue 

Suite D-214 

Union, NJ 07083-5714 

908-688-8700 

FAX: 908-688-8445 

amiraliyhaidri@aol.com 

Warren County 

DOUGLAS J. STEINHARDT 

(2012) 

Florio Perrucci Steinhardt & 

Fader LLC 

235 Frost Avenue 

Phillipsburg, NJ 08865-1668 

908-454-4570 

FAX: 908-454-5827 

dsteinhardt@florioperrucci.com 

At-Large 

SANDRA T. AYRES 

(2012) 

Scarinci & Hollenbeck LLC 

1100 Valley Brook Avenue 

Lyndhurst, NJ 07071-3620 

201-623-1222 

FAX: 201-806-3510 

sayres@scarincihollenbeck.com 

At-Large 

LORA L. FONG 

(2012) 

Senior Corporate Counsel 

Salesforce.com 

140 E. 45th St., 29th Floor 

New York, NY 10017 

212-389-6620 

FAX: 646-792-3997 

lfong@salesforce.com 

At-Large 

DESHA LANG JACKSON 

(2011) 

Law Office of Evelyn Padin 

286 1st Street 

Jersey City, NJ 07302-2708 

201-963-8822 

FAX: 201-963-8874 

djackson@lawjcnj.com 

At-Large 

EVELYN PADIN 

(2012) 


Jersey City, NJ 07302-2708 

201-963-8822 

FAX: 201-963-8874 

evelyn@lawjcnj.com 

At-Large 

DANIEL L. WEISS 

(2011) 

Law Offices of Daniel L. Weiss, LLC 

Freehold Office Plaza 

17 Broad Street 

Freehold, NJ 07728-1703 

732-780-7100 

FAX: 732-780-5115 

dweiss@weissimmigrationlaw.com 

Section/Committee 

ROBERT J. BRASS 

(2012) 

Law Offices of Brian J. Neary 

21 Main Street, Suite 305 

Court Plaza, South Wing 

Hackensack, NJ 07601 

201-488-0544 

FAX: 201-488-0240 

rjbesq1@aol.com 


JOHN E. KEEFE JR. 

(2012) 

Keefe Bartels LLC 

170 Monmouth Street 

Red Bank, NJ 07701-1164 

732-224-9400 

FAX: 732-224-9494 

jkeefe@keefebartels.com 


RICHARD A. DEMICHELE JR. 

(2011) 

DeMichele & DeMichele, PC 

313 Whitehorse Pike 


856-755-3660 

FAX: 856-755-3669 

rick@southjerseylawfirm.com 


BONNIE BLUME GOLDSAMT 

(2011) 

Law & Mediation Offices of 

Bonnie Blume Goldsamt 

25 Pompton Ave., Ste. 101 

Verona, NJ 07044 

973-857-6220 

FAX: 973-857-6162 

bonneblume@aol.com 


ROBERT B. HILLE 

(2012) 

Kalison McBride Jackson & 

Robertson, PC 

25 Independence Blvd. 

Warren, NJ 07059-2720 

908-394-6053 

FAX: 908-647-6226 

rhille@kmjrlaw.com 


THOMAS HOFF PROL 

(2011) 

Scarinci Hollenbeck 


P.O. Box 790 

Lyndhurst, NJ 07071-0790 

201-806-3394 

FAX: 201-806-3503 

tprol@scarincihollenbeck.com 


MICHAEL J. STANTON 

(2011) 

Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, PA 

721 Route 202–206 

P.O. Box 5933 

Bridgewater, NJ 08807 

908-722-0700 

FAX: 908-722-0755 

mjstanton@nmmlaw.com 

Young Lawyers Division 

KIMBERLY YONTA ARONOW 

(2011) 

Hudson County 

Prosecutor’s Office 

595 Newark Avenue 

Jersey City, NJ 07306 

201-795-6400, Ext. 6553 

FAX: 201-795-3365 

kimberly_yonta@hotmail.com 


JONATHAN W. WOLFE 

(2012) 

Skoloff & Wolfe PC 

293 Eisenhower Parkway 

Suite 390 

Livingston, NJ 07039-1784 

973-232-2988 

FAX: 973-232-2989 

jwolfe@skoloffwolfe.com 

Bar Foundation President 

RICHARD J. BADOLATO 

Connell Foley LLP 

85 Livingston Avenue 

Roseland, NJ 07068 

973-535-0500 

FAX: 973-535-1463 

rbadolato@connellfoley.com 


Jeffrey G. Albertson 

Martin Allen 

Ivette Ramos Alvarez 

Floyd Amoresano 

Richard L. Amster 

Anthony D. Andora 

David K. Ansell 

W. Holt Apgar 

Vincent J. Apruzzese 

John R. Armstrong 

Richard F. Aronsohn 

Joseph Asbell 

Walter H. Bacon 

Richard J. Badolato 

Christine Cartwright Baker 

Gerald H. Baker 

George A. Bariscillo Jr. 

Halsey M. Barrett 

Mary-Alice Barrett 

Hon. Ann R. Bartlett 

Herbert C. Bartlett 

Christine V. Bator 

Christopher M. Baylinson 

Allan M. Bell 

Daniel Bell Jr. 

Robert K. Bell 

James J. Bergen 

Franklin H. Berry 

Charles L. Bertini 

Mark Biel 

Charles Black 

James Blaney 

Marie Rose Bloomer 

Joseph A. Bottitta 

George A. Bourgeois 

Hon. G. Thomas Bowen 

William T. Boyle 

Martin J. Brady 

William J. Brennan III 

Michael J. Breslin Jr. 

Roger W. Breslin 

Hon. Stanley S. Brotman 

Raymond A. Brown 

Horace G. Brown 

Aida L. Cabello 

Hon. John F. Callinan 

George W. Canellis 

James D. Carpenter Jr. 

Harvey F. Carr 

Howard Carrow 

Peter J. Carton 

Charles J. Casale Jr. 

Keron D. Chance 

Bruce Evan Chase 

Benjamin N. Cittadino 

Andrew V. Clark 

Hon. Robert L. Clifford 

M. Marian Clough 

Deirdre Webster Cobb 

Debra N. Coffin 

Norman A. Cohen 

Philip Dean Cohen 

Clarence L. Cole 

Murray L. Cole 

Edward M. Colie 

Gilbert Collins 

William J. Connor 

Dale E. Console 

Hon. Bernard F. Conway 

Donald R. Conway 


PAST TRUSTEES 

James L. Cooper 

Pamela M. Copeland 

Harry R. Coulomb 

Hon. John J. Coyle Jr. 

Hon. Heidi Willis Currier 

Edward T. Curry 

Thomas R. Curtin 

Angela White Dalton 

A. Daniel D’Ambrosio 

Roberta DeAngelis 

Richard A. DeMichele Jr. 

Michael L. Detzky 

John J. DeVincens 

Hon. Michael K. Diamond 

Matthias D. Dileo 

Emma K. Dillon 

Marshall H. Diverty 

William A. Dolan II 

Hon. Kenneth S. Domzalski 

John P. Doran 

Hon. Charles W. Dortch Jr. 

Michael Dunn 

Frank J. Dupignac 

John C. Eastlack Jr. 

Hon. Charles M. Egan Jr. 

Gerald M. Eisenstat 

Paris P. Eliades 

Allen B. Endicott 

Allen B. Endicott Jr. 

Allen B. Endicott III 

Nicholas C. English 

Barry D. Epstein 

Allen A. Etish 

William W. Evans 

Francis X. Fahy 

Gregory T. Farmer 

Richard T. Fauntleroy 

Susan A. Feeney 

Kathleen N. Fennelly 

John Fiorello 

Stephen J. Foley 

Adrian M. Foley Jr. 

Murray Fredericks 

Forster W. Freeman Jr. 

William E. Frese 

Michael K. Furey 

Charles E. Gant 

Donna duBeth Gardiner 

Hon. Marie L. Garibaldi 

Frederick J. Gassert Jr. 

Hon. Donald P. Gaydos 

William H. Gazi 

Philip R. Gebhardt 

James J. Gerrow Jr. 

Hon. John J. Gibbons 

Cosmo A. Giovinazzi III 

Rochelle Gizinski 

Frederick W. Gnichtel 

Daniel L. Golden 

Susan L. Goldring 

Henry Gorelick 

Alan I. Gould 

Joseph T. Grause 

Jeffrey C. Green 

William S. Greenberg 

Jay H. Greenblatt 

Samuel H. Grey 

Michael R. Griffinger 

Richard A. Grossman 

Hon. Martin L. Haines 

Hon. C. Judson Hamlin 

Vincent A. Haneman 

John R. Hardin 

Christina D. Hardman- 

O’Neal 

J. Henry Harrison 

Francis J. Hartman 

Joseph A. Hayden Jr. 

Herbert M. Heaney 

Bernard W. Hehl 

Francis X. Hermes 

C. Ryman Herr Jr. 

Charles W. Heuisler 

Douglas M. Hicks 

George M. Hillman 

Stuart A. Hoberman 

Frank J. Hoerst III 

Warren W. Homan 

Emanuel A. Honig 

William C. Horner 

Kirsten A. Hotchkiss 

William J. Hughes 

Hon. James Hunter III 

Daniel M. Hurley 

Lee M. Hymerling 

Samuel C. Inglese 

Cynthia M. Jacob 

Lisa James-Beavers 

Kenneth S. Javerbaum 

Richard G. Jefferson 

William M. Johnson 

Samuel Kalisch 

Steven P. Kartzman 

Edward L. Katzenbach 

Edward Q. Keasbey 

John R. Kelly 

James W. Kennedy 

George J. Kenny 

Hon. Howard H. Kestin 

Victor R. King 

Hon. John F. Kingfield 

David M. Klausner 

Marilyn L. Kline 

Peggy Sheahan Knee 

Leo N. Knoblauch 

Joel A. Kobert 

Julius N. Konschak 

Joel B. Korin 

Jonathan M. Korn 

Michael N. Kouvatas 

John L. Kraft 

William J. Kraft 

Lionel P. Kristeller 

Kenneth F. Kunzman 

Hon. Theodore J. Labrecque Sr. 

Hon. Theodore J. Labrecque Jr. 

James R. Lacey 

Brian M. Laddey 

Randolph C. Lafferty 

Ralph J. Lamparello 

Eric Christopher Landman 

Blair C. Lane 

Edwin K. Large Jr. 

Milton T. Lasher 

Walter Leichter 

Walter A. Lesnevich 

Joel A. Leyner 

Philip L. Lipman 

William D. Lippincott 

Leroy Loder 

Paul H. Loeffler 

Hon. Marilyn Loftus 

Raymond S. Londa 

Samuel D. Lord 

Wayland A. Lucas 

Hon. David G. Lucas 

Ralph E. Lum 

Warren C. Lummis Jr. 

Edward G. Madden Jr. 

Andrew M. Marchese 

Stephen N. Maskaleris 

Kevin P. McCann 

Robert H. McCarter 

Edwin J. McCreedy 

Patrick T. McGahn Jr. 

Albert A.F. McGee 

William E. McGlynn 

James M. McGovern Jr. 

William B. McGuire 

John J. McLaughlin 

Hon. Robert B. Meyner 

Arthur H. Miller 

Lynn F. Miller 

Brian S. Montag 

Arthur Montano 

John T. Mooney 

William J. Morrison Jr. 

George P. Moser 

Gregory K. Mueller 

Michael M. Mulligan 

James A. Mullen Jr. 

Deborah Metzger Mulvey 

Mel Narol 

George B. Neidig 

Lynn Fontaine Newsome 

Joseph M. Nolan 

Joseph S. Novak 

Charles V. O’Connell 

Ellen O’Connell 

Richard R. O’Connor 

Joseph P. O’Donnell 

Octavius A. Orbe 

Stephen M. Orlofsky 

Karen A. Ostberg 

Stuart L. Pachman 

N. Louis Paladeau Jr. 

David J. Pancoast 

Chauncey G. Parker 

Rafael Perez 

Harry C. Peterson 

Helen Fite Petrin 

Robert A. Pin 

Frank A. Pizzi 

Hon. Alan J. Pogarsky 

Hon. Stewart G. Pollock 

Wayne J. Positan 

Michael L. Prigoff 

William J. Prout Jr. 

James E. Quinn 

Hon. Kimarie Rahill 

Walter N. Read 

William T. Read 

Edward J. Rebenack 

William Reiss 

Steven M. Richman 

Jack Rinzler 

Hon. Joseph H. Rodriguez 

Joseph J. Rodgers 

Maximilian T. Rosenberg 

Lee B. Roth 

William V. Roveto 

Hon. Irving I. Rubin 

Harold J. Ruvoldt Sr. 

Jerome M. St. John 

John A. Sakson 

Mark H. Sandson 

Sidney I. Sawyer 

William B. Scatchard Jr. 

Everett M. Scherer 

Hon. Jan Michael Schlesinger 

Edwin Segal 

Jan K. Seigel 

Alastair J. Sellar 

Barbara A. Sellinger 

Hon. John E. Selser III 

Michael S. Selvaggi 

Hon. Harry K. Seybolt 

Floyd Shapiro 

Harold A. Sherman 

Amy Zylman Shimalla 

Hon. Nancy Sivilli 

Alfred F. Skinner 

Hon. Julius Sklar 

Gary N. Skoloff 

Sylvester C. Smith Jr. 

Arthur Smith 

Robert S. Snevily 

Joseph A. Spinella 

Domenick C. Stampone 

Lewis Starr 


Lewis Stein 

Joel H. Sterns 

Eugene Stevenson 

Charles J. Stoia 

Allan H. Strong 

Josiah Stryker 

Augustus C. Studer Jr. 

Joseph J. Summerill Jr. 

Hon. John A. Sweeney 

Barry D. Szaferman 

Theodosia A. Tamborlane 

Roger W. Thomas 

Hon. John Tomasello 

Joseph S. Trapanese 

Richard D. Trenk 

Raymond P. Trevisan 

Raymond R. Trombadore 

Peter Tu 

Mary Ellen Tully 

Charles J. Uliano 

Adrian M. Unger 

Milton M. Unger 

Ronald J. Uzdavinis 

C. Wallace Vail 

Camelia M. Valdes 

Willard P. Voorhees 

Hon. Daniel M. Waldman 

Karol Corbin Walker 

Albert C. Wall 

William V. Webster Jr. 

John B. Wefing 

Edward G. Weiss 

Peter F. Weiss 

Hon. Harvey Weissbard 

John W. Wescott 

T. Girard Wharton 

John L. White 

Franklin Whittlesey 

Hon. Deanne M. Wilson 

Miles S. Winder III 

Walter G. Winne 

Leonard R. Wizmur 

Gary D. Wodlinger 

Saul A. Wolfe 

Hon. Sue Pai Yang 

John H. Yauch Sr. 

James Youngelson 

James P. Yudes 

Alan L. Zegas 



PAST PRESIDENTS 

Samuel H. Grey* Mercer 1899–1900 

Eugene Stevenson* Passaic 1900–1901 

David J. Pancoast* Camden 1901–1902 

Robert H. McCarter* Essex 1902–1903 

James J. Bergen* Somerset 1903–1904 

Allan H. Strong* Middlesex 1904–1905 

Allen B. Endicott* Atlantic 1905–1906 

Gilbert Collins* Hudson 1906–1907 

Willard P. Voorhees* Middlesex 1907–1908 

Clarence L. Cole* Atlantic 1908–1909 

Samuel Kalisch* Essex 1909–1910 

Howard Carrow* Camden 1910–1911 

William M. Johnson* Bergen 1911–1912 

Halsey M. Barrett* Essex 1912–1913 

John W. Wescott* Camden 1913–1914 

George A. Bourgeois* Atlantic 1914–1915 

John R. Hardin* Essex 1915–1916 

Frederick W. Gnichtel* Mercer 1916–1917 

Edward M. Colie* Essex 1917–1918 

Edward Q. Keasbey* Essex 1918–1919 

Walter H. Bacon* Cumberland 1919–1920 

Alfred F. Skinner* Essex 1920–1921 

Harvey F. Carr* Camden 1921–1922 

Chauncey G. Parker* Essex 1922–1923 

Maximilian T. Rosenberg* Hudson 1923–1924 

W. Holt Apgar* Mercer 1924–1925 

Albert C. Wall* Hudson 1925–1926 

William T. Read* Camden 1926–1927 

Michael Dunn* Passaic 1927–1928 

Edward L. Katzenbach* Mercer 1928–1929 

Ralph E. Lum* Essex 1929–1930 

Harry R. Coulomb* Atlantic 1930–1931 

J. Henry Harrison* Essex 1931–1932 

William T. Boyle* Camden 1932–1933 

James D. Carpenter Jr.* Hudson 1933–1934 

Josiah Stryker* Essex 1934–1935 

Herbert C. Bartlett* Cumberland 1935–1936 

William W. Evans* Passaic 1936–1937 

William J. Morrison Jr.* Bergen 1937–1938 

William D. Lippincott* Camden 1938–1939 

Allen B. Endicott Jr.* Atlantic 1939–1940 

Sylvester C. Smith Jr.* Essex 1940–1941 

Milton M. Unger* Essex 1941–1942 

William J. Connor* Mercer 1942–1943 

Augustus C. Studer Jr.* Essex 1943–1944 

David M. Klausner* Hudson 1944–1945 

Albert A. F. McGee* Atlantic 1945–1946 

Walter G. Winne* Bergen 1946–1947 

Joseph J. Summerill Jr.* Camden 1947–1948 

N. Louis Paladeau Jr.* Hudson 1948–1949 

Robert K. Bell* Cape May 1949–1950 

John H. Yauch Sr.* Essex 1950–1951 

Philip R. Gebhardt* Hunterdon 1951–1952 

George P. Moser* Hudson 1952–1953 

Edward T. Curry* Camden 1953–1954 

Forster W. Freeman Jr.* Passaic 1954–1955 

Lionel P. Kristeller* Essex 1955–1956 

Robert S. Snevily* Union 1956–1957 

Milton T. Lasher* Bergen 1957–1958 

Marshall H. Diverty* Camden 1958–1959 

John R. Kelly* Hudson 1959–1960 

Hon. Theodore J. Labrecque Sr.* Monmouth 1960–1961 

Douglas M. Hicks* Middlesex 1961–1962 

Allen B. Endicott III* Atlantic 1962–1963 

Walter Leichter* Cape May 1963–1964 

Adrian M. Foley Jr. Essex 1964–1965 

George M. Hillman* Burlington 1965–1966 

Franklin H. Berry* Ocean 1966–1967 

Hon. John J. Gibbons Essex 1967–1968 

T. Girard Wharton* Somerset 1968–1969 

Charles L. Bertini* Bergen 1969–1970 

Daniel L. Golden* Middlesex 1970–1971 

Joseph T. Grause* Monmouth 1971–1972 

Hon. Martin L. Haines* Burlington 1972–1973 

Harold J. Ruvoldt Sr.* Hudson 1973–1974 

Hon. Stanley S. Brotman Cumberland 1974–1975 

Joseph M. Nolan Essex 1975–1976 

Donald R. Conway Bergen 1976–1977 

Emanuel A. Honig* Sussex 1977–1978 

Hon. Joseph H. Rodriguez Camden 1978–1979 

George A. Bariscillo Jr.* Monmouth 1979–1980 

Walter N. Read* Camden 1980–1981 

Octavius A. Orbe Bergen 1981–1982 

Hon. Marie L. Garibaldi Essex 1982–1983 

Vincent J. Apruzzese Union 1983–1984 

William J. Brennan III* Mercer 1984–1985 

John L. White* Gloucester 1985–1986 

Raymond R. Trombadore* Somerset 1986–1987 

Hon. Bernard F. Conway* Morris 1987–1988 

Saul A. Wolfe Essex 1988–1989 

Gerald M. Eisenstat Cumberland 1989–1990 

Hon. Alan J. Pogarsky Ocean 1990–1991 

Matthias D. Dileo* Middlesex 1991–1992 

Joel A. Kobert Warren 1992–1993 

Thomas R. Curtin Morris 1993–1994 

William B. McGuire Essex 1994–1995 

Harold A. Sherman Middlesex 1995–1996 

Cynthia M. Jacob Somerset 1996–1997 

Jay H. Greenblatt Cumberland 1997–1998 

Joseph A. Bottitta Essex 1998–1999 

Hon. Ann R. Bartlett Hunterdon 1999–2000 

Barry D. Epstein Bergen 2000–2001 

Hon. Daniel M. Waldman Monmouth 2001–2002 

Richard J. Badolato Essex 2002–2003 

Karol Corbin Walker Essex 2003–2004 

Edwin J. McCreedy Union 2004–2005 

Stuart A. Hoberman Middlesex 2005–2006 

Wayne J. Positan Essex 2006–2007 

Lynn Fontaine Newsome Morris 2007–2008 

Peggy Sheahan Knee Bergen 2008–2009 

Allen A. Etish Camden 2009–2010 

*Deceased 


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Susan A. Feeney (2012) 

Stephen M. Orlofsky (2011) 

Wayne J. Positan (2011) 

Steven M. Richman (2012) 

Richard H. Steen (2012) 

Karol Corbin Walker (2012) 

David B. Wolfe (YLD) (2011) 

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CO-CHAIRS 

David Edelberg (2011) 

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Rutgers Law School–Camden 

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www.njsba.com 

ADMINISTRATION 

Led by the executive director, Administration directs the day-to-day 

functions of the NJSBA offices and works closely with the Board of 

Trustees and Executive Committee to ensure the association fulfills its 

mission to its members. 

Angela C. Scheck, Executive Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7500 

ascheck@njsba.com 

June D. Jackson, Executive Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7530 

jjackson@njsba.com 

Maria A. Parente, Executive Administrator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7531 

mparente@njsba.com 

Carole E. Malinowski, Receptionist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249-5000 

cmalinowski@njsba.com 

ACCOUNTING 

Oversees the finances of the NJSBA. 

Albert O. Zicker, Controller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7503 

azicker@njsba.com 

Karen V. Herbert-Bell, Senior Accountant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7533 

kherbert@njsba.com 

Joyce M. Furrer, Accounting and Payroll Administrator . . . . . . . . 937-7534 

jfurrer@njsba.com 

Zahra Twiford, Accounting Clerk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7535 

ztwiford@njsba.com 

Joyce Early, Administrative Associate/Human Resources . . . . . . . 565-7570 

jearly@njsba.com 

COMMUNICATIONS 

Produces The Bar Report and New Jersey Lawyer Magazine, as well as 

section and YLD newsletters, the annual directory and other printed 

pieces. Handles media and public relations for the NJSBA, and 

coordinates the association’s website, www.njsba.com. 

Kate Coscarelli, Director of Communications and 

Media Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7548 

kcoscarelli@njsba.com 

Barbara S. Straczynski, Director of New Media 

and Promotion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7524 

bstraczynski@njsba.com 

Cheryl L. Baisden, Publications Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7521 

cbaisden@njsba.com 

Janet Gallo, Senior Designer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7522 

jgallo@njsba.com 

Laurie Weresow, Communications and 

Member Services Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7538 

lweresow@njsba.com 

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS 

Working with the Legislative Committee and the Board of Trustees, the 

Government Affairs Department assists in writing bills and implementing 

policy decisions. This department also monitors and tracks pending 

legislation and oversees the association’s advocacy efforts. Works with 

the Judicial Administration Committee to develop proposed reforms of 

the judicial system. 

D. Todd Sidor, Esq., Director of Government Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7544 

tsidor@njsba.com 

Tamika Wilson, Legislative Administrator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7540 

twilson@njsba.com 

The area code for all staff telephone numbers is 732. 

Main phone number is 732-249-5000 

The primary fax number for the NJSBA is 732-249-2815. 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 

Maintains the NJSBA’s computer network and database. 

Richard A. Levey, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7508 

rlevey@njsba.com 

Scott D. Golonka, Network Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7526 

sgolonka@njsba.com 

Fern A. Facher, TIMSS Specialist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7546 

ffacher@njsba.com 

Rudolph Thompson, Mailroom Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7547 

rthompson@njsba.com 

LEGAL AFFAIRS 

Monitors issues surrounding the legal rights, interests and responsibilities 

of lawyers and the justice system and coordinates any direct NJSBA 

involvement in cases and proceedings before state or federal courts. 

Sharon A. Balsamo, Esq., Legal Counsel and Director . . . . . . . . . . 937-7505 

sbalsamo@njsba.com 

Rita A. Seborowski, Legal Affairs Associate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7514 

rseborowski@njsba.com 

MAILROOM 

Oversees all NJSBA mailings and reprographics. 

Rudolph Thompson, Supervisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7547 

rthompson@njsba.com 

MEETINGS 

Coordinates the Annual and Mid-Year meetings, and works with sections 

and committees to arrange their meetings. 

Denise J. Gallo, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7537 

dgallo@njsba.com 

Elena Garrahan, Meetings Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7539 

egarrahan@njsba.com 

Philip Barry, Meetings Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7509 

pbarry@njsba.com 

MEMBERSHIP AND MARKETING 

Develops new marketing and membership opportunities, and directs 

recruitment and retention programs for the NJSBA. 

Paula Portner, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565-7560 

pportner@njsba.com 

Jennifer Anson, Member Services Associate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7506 

janson@njsba.com 

Lynn Marie Ziobro, Marketing Associate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565-7576 

lziobro@njsba.com 

Laurie Weresow, Communications and 

Member Services Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7538 

lweresow@njsba.com 

NJ COMMISSION ON PROFESSIONALISM IN THE LAW 

A cooperative venture of the judiciary, the NJSBA and the three New 

Jersey law schools, the commission’s mission is to help improve the 

profession and bolster public confidence in the justice system. 

Charles J. Hollenbeck Esq., Executive Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7504 

chollenbeck@njsba.com 

NJ LAWYERS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 

800-246-5527 FAX 732-249-4564 www.njlap.org 

The free and confidential helping resource for New Jersey attorneys, judges, 

law students and law graduates with emotional, behavioral, alcohol, drug, 

compulsive gambling or other personal problems that affect personal wellbeing 

and professional performance. NJLAP is funded by members of the 

Bar with invaluable administrative support from the NJSBA. 

William John Kane Esq., Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7549 

wkane@njlap.org 

Nancy Stek LCADC, Assistant Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565-7572 

nancy@njlap.org 

Ramon Ortiz Esq., Attorney Coordinator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7553 

ray@njlap.org 


Paula Garra Sawyer, Esq., Attorney Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565-7516 

paula@njlap.org 

Denise C. Fox-Golonka M.A., LCADC, Program Clinician. . . . . . . 937-7541 

denise@njlap.org 

Noreen Braman, Program and Publications Administrator . . . . . 565-7571 

noreen@njlap.org 

Marie Dean, Program Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 565-7574 

mdean@njsba.com 

NEW JERSEY STATE BAR FOUNDATION 

fax: 732-828-0034 

www.njsbf.org 

The Bar Foundation’s mission is to promote public understanding of the 

law through a free, comprehensive public education program. Among its 

activities, the Foundation conducts seminars and conflict resolution 

training, publishes materials, operates a videotape loan library and 

speakers bureau, and coordinates elementary, middle and high school 

mock trial competitions. 

Angela C. Scheck, Executive Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7500 

ascheck@njsbf.org 

Sheila Boro, Director of Mock Trial Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7519 

sboro@njsbf.org 

Jodi L. Miller, Director of Publications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7529 

jmiller@njsbf.org 

Florence B. Nathan, Director of Special Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7518 

fnathan@njsbf.org 

Cynthia A. Pellegrino, Director of Grants Programs 

and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7507 

cpellegrino@njsbf.org 

Leisa-Anne Smith, Esq., Dir. of Conflict Resolution Programs. . . . 937-7517 

lasmith@njsbf.org 

Ellen Dweck, Public Relations Associate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7523 

edweck@njsbf.org 

Myra-Lee Cohen, Program Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7525 

mcohen@njsbf.org 

Kate Donahue, Program Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7528 

kdonahue@njsbf.org 

Michael D. Basile, Fulfillment and Office Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . 937-7543 

mbasile@njsbf.org 

THE IOLTA FUND OF THE BAR OF NEW JERSEY 

732-247-8222 FAX: 732-247-6868 

IOLTA provides funding for civil legal services for the poor, projects to 

improve the administration of justice, and education of lay-persons in 

law-related areas pursuant to Court Rule 1:28A. All IOLTA forms for 

lawyers, grant applicants and banks can be found at www.ioltanj.org. 

Email IOLTA at info@ioltanj.org. 

Ellen D. Ferrise, Executive Director 

eferrise@ioltanj.org 

Robert A. Ackerman, Controller 

rackerman@ioltanj.org 

Barbara O’Brien, Information Specialist 

barbarao@ioltanj.org 

JoAnn Telemdschinow, Information Specialist 

joannt@ioltanj.org 

NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE FOR CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION 

732-249-5100 FAX: 732-249-1428 www.njicle.com 

ADMINISTRATION 

Lawrence M. Maron, Esq., Executive Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8501 

lmaron@njicle.com 

Joseph J. Hogya, Esq., Assistant Executive Director . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8509 

josephjhogya@njicle.com 

Lisa Spiegel, Esq., Special Projects Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8554 

lspiegel@njicle.com 

Carla Farrell, Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8520 

carla@njicle.com 

ACCOUNTING 

Deborah Turbert, Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8503 

deborah_turbert@njicle.com 

Lee Matsil, Bookkeeper/Office Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8557 

lmatsil@njicle.com 

Karen Jimenez, Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8507 

kjimenez@njicle.com 

AUDIO/VISUAL 

Thomas Mackintosh, MIS/Audio Visual Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8556 

twmackintosh@njicle.com 

Fatima Petillo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8513 

fpetillo@njicle.com 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Customer Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8500 

customerservice@njicle.com 

Marilu Ruiz, Administrator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8519 

mruiz@njicle.com 

Jocelyn Hooper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8525 

jhooper@njicle.com 

Hanna Armstrong . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8515 

harmstrong@njicle.com 

MARKETING 

Robert Spangler, Marketing and Customer Service Director . . . . 214-8506 

rspangler@njicle.com 

Jennifer Mallea, Marketing Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8575 

jennmallea@njicle.com 

Karen Borga, Production Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8517 

kborga@njicle.com 

MCLE COORDINATOR 

Sujata Gupta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8577 

research@njicle.com 

PA CLE Message Line. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8558 

PUBLICATIONS 

Michael Weisberg, Esq., Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8510 

michaelw@njicle.com 

Donna L. Chamberlain, Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8516 

dchamberlain@njicle.com 

RECEPTIONIST 

Joan Goldstein. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249-5100 

jmg@njicle.com 

SEMINARS 

Eileen O’Connor, Esq., Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8505 

eileen@njicle.com 

Diane A. Rotmil, Esq., Assistant Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8504 

drotmil@njicle.com 

Carla Farrell, Administrator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8518 

carla@njicle.com 

SEMINAR MATERIALS 

Martin F. Zumsteg, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8511 

materials@njicle.com 

Kathryn Retkwa, Administrator. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8559 

materials@njicle.com 

WAREHOUSE 

Dudley Engram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-8522 

dudley@njicle.com 


SECTIONS 

SECTIONS 

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 

TRUSTEE LIAISON 

Thomas H. Prol 

BANKING LAW 

CHAIR 

Robert M. Jaworski 

Reed Smith LLP 



609-520-6003 

FAX: 609-951-0824 

rjaworski@reedsmith.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Michael M. Horn 

SECRETARY 

Mary Kathryn Roberts 

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR 

Wayne A. Watkinson 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Elyse D. Beidner 

Michael J. Dunne 

Peter R. Herman 

Harold A. Jerry III 

Curtis A. Johnson 

Michael J. Lubben 

Veronica H. Montagna 

Barry M. Schwartz 

Eugene M. Schwartz 

Gregg S. Sodini 

Lydia C. Stefanowicz 

Edward C. Stokes III 

George Tenreiro 

Audrey D. Wisotsky 


Joanne D. Kay 

BANKRUPTCY LAW 

CHAIR 

Arthur J. Abramowitz 

Cozen O’Connor 

LibertyView, Suite 300 

457 Haddonfield Road 

Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 

856-910-5000 

FAX: 856-286-4534 

aabramowitz@cozen.com 

FIRST VICE CHAIR 

Kenneth A. Rosen 

SECOND VICE CHAIR 

Gerald H. Gline 

THIRD VICE CHAIR 

Christine M. Gravelle 

SECRETARY 

Mary Ellen Tully 

TREASURER 

Andrew B. Altenburg Jr. 

LEGISLATIVE COORDINATORS 

Jerrold N. Poslusny Jr. 

Douglas T. Tabachnik 

Scott A. Zuber 


Richard B. Honig 

PRO BONO SERVICES COMMITTEE 

Geraldine E. Ponto 

EDUCATIONAL E-LERT 

SUBCOMMITTEE 

Daniel M. Stolz 

Nona L. Ostrove 

YOUNG LAWYER COMMITTEE 

Jeffrey T. Testa 



BUSINESS LAW 

CHAIR 

Gianfranco A. Pietrafesa 

Herten Burstein Sheridan 

Cevasco Bottinelli Litt & 

Harz LLC 

Court Plaza South, West Wing 



201-342-6000 

FAX: 201-342-6611 

gpietrafesa@herten 

burstein.com 

VICE CHAIR–LEGISLATION 

Philip D. Forlenza 

VICE CHAIR–PROGRAMMING 

Ira Meislik 

VICE CHAIR–COMMUNICATIONS 

Brett R. Harris 

SECRETARY 

Robert A. Kaye 


H. Glenn Tucker 


John A. Aiello 

Steven R. Antico 

Martin W. Aron 

Barry J. Bendes 

Richard J. Conway Jr. 

Robert J. Feinberg 

W. Raymond Felton 

Robert D. Frawley 

Romney L. Grippo 

Steven W. Katz 

Ira B. Marcus 

Sheila O’Halloran 

David Papier 

Richard J. Pinto 

Betsy G. Ramos 

Stephen R. Urbinato 

Ann M. Waeger 

EMERITUS DIRECTORS 

Daniel W. Byles 

Philip L. Chapman 

Bart J. Colli 

Peter H. Ehrenberg 

Stuart A. Hoberman 

Stephen H. Knee 


Mark K. Lipton 

Barry M. Marell 

Paul R. Murphy 


NEWSLETTER CO-EDITORS 

John A. Aiello 

Richard J. Pinto 


Domenick Carmagnola 

CASINO LAW 

CHAIR 

Pacifico Agnellini 

Sterns & Weinroth PC 

The Courtyard 


Suite C-5 

Absecon, NJ 08201 

609-385-4161 

FAX: 732-612-7908 

pagnellini@sternslaw.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Eric G. Fikry 

SECRETARY 

Mariel Giletto 

TREASURER 

Frank DiGiacomo 

LEGISLATIVE COORDINATOR 

Eric G. Fikry 


Stephen D. Schrier 


Laura McAllister Cox (2013) 

Frederick Cunningham 

(2013) 

William Downey (2011) 

Timothy C. Ficchi (2013) 

Tama Hughes (2012) 

Nicholas Moles (2013) 

Loretta Pickus (2012) 

Bessie Sacco (2012) 


Paul J. Gallagher 

CERTIFIED ATTORNEYS 


John S. Sawicki 

CIVIL TRIAL BAR 

CHAIR 

John Keefe Jr. 

Keefe Bartels 

170 Monmouth Street 


732-224-9400 

FAX: 732-224-9494 

jkeefe@keefebartels.com 

VICE CHAIR 

William Mergner 

SECRETARY 

Robert Baxter 


David M. Fried 

Thomas E. Lenahan Jr. 


Eric Kuper 


Kenneth G. Andres 

Timothy E. Annin 

Craig Aronow 


R. Peter Connell 

Thomas Curry 

Michael Donahue 

Glen Dyer 

Ronald Grayzel 

Hon. C. Judson Hamlin (ret) 

Hon. Douglas T. Hague (ret) 


Hon. J. E. Keefe Sr. (ret) 

Jeffrey M. Keiser 

Shari Keiser 

Hon. Jack Lintner (ret) 

Michael P. Madden 

Michael V. Madden 

Edward R. Martin 

James D. Martin 

James J. McLaughlin 

Ronald Prusek 

John Simons 

Glen Slavin 

Bruce Stern 

Hon. Doug Wolfson (ret) 

E. Ronald Wright 

NON-VOTING 

Hon. Mark Baldwin, JSC 

Hon. Dennis Blake, ALJ 

Hon. Heidi Willis Currier, JSC 


Hon. Faustino A. Fernandez- 

Vina, JSC 

Hon. Jamie D. Happas, JSC 



CONSTRUCTION LAW 

CO-CHAIRS 

Robert J. Incollingo 

416 Black Horse Pike 

Glendora, NJ 08029-1411 

856-234-3800 

FAX: 856-312-1303 

rji@rjilaw.com 

Harry E. McLellan III 

McLellan & Bialkowski LLC 

95 State Route 17 South 

Suite 304 

Paramus, NJ 07652 

201-909-0707 

FAX: 201-909-8889 

harry@mclellanbialkowski.com 

CO-VICE CHAIRS 

Anthony Belkowski 

Richard Gaeckle 

CO-SECRETARIES 

John J. Lavin 

Michael Serafino 


Richard J. Byrnes 

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE 

CO-CHAIRS 

Joseph Hocking 

Adrienne Isacoff 

PROGRAM DIRECTOR 

Frank T. Araps 

IMMEDIATE PAST CO-CHAIRS 

Steven Cohen 

Charles F. Kenny Jr. 



CRIMINAL LAW 

CHAIR 

Deborah G. Cummis 

Sandlaufer 

Deborah Cummis 

Sandlaufer LLC 


Suite 300 


973-629-3930 

FAX: 973-629-1133 

dsandlaufer@dcslawllc.com 


John J. Smith 


Richard D. Barker 

SECRETARY 

Alissa D. Hascup 


Mark H. Friedman 


D. William Subin 


Kimberly Yonta Aronow 

(2013) 

Richard W. Berg (2011) 

Hillary Brunell (2011) 

Lawrence J. Bullard (2012) 

Robert Cherry (2012) 

Susan H. Curcio (2012) 

Paula T. Dow (2013) 

Robin Kay Lord (2012) 

Linda Nevadomski (2011) 

Barbara Ungar (2012) 

Herbert Waldman (2012) 

Steven Yomtov (2013) 

Steven M. Zorowitz (2013) 

Steven Zweig (2011) 


Robert J. Brass 

DISPUTE RESOLUTION 

CHAIR 

John R. Holsinger 

John R. Holsinger LLC 

2 University Plaza, Suite 300 


201-487-9000 

FAX: 201-487-9011 

johnh@jrholsinger.com 


Patrick Westerkamp 


Laura Kaster 

SECRETARY 

Terri Reicher 


Jeffrey S. Posta 


Copeland Bertsche 

Anna Delio 

Joseph DiDonato 

Hon. William A. Dreier 

Molly Klapper 

L. Michael Krieger 

Anthony Limitone Jr. 

Anna-Maria Pittella 

Peter Scarpato 

Gene Truncellito 

Richard Webb 

Barbara Weisman 

Michael J. Wolf 

J. Warren Wood III 



ELDER AND DISABILITY LAW 

CHAIR 

Donald D. Vanarelli 

Law Office of Donald D. 

Vanarelli 

242 St. Paul Street 

Westfield, NJ 07090 

908-232-7400 

FAX: 908-232-7214 

dvanarelli@dvanarelli.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Cathyanne Pisciotta 

SECRETARY 

Lauren Marinaro 


Susan Goldring 

William Isele 


Robert Brogan 

ROUNDTABLE CHAIR 

John Callinan 

YOUNG LAWYERS AND 

ASSOCIATES LIAISON 

Crystal West 


Dominic V. Caruso 

ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & 

SPORTS LAW 

CHAIR 

Laura Magedoff 

Nissenbaum Law Group LLC 

2400 Morris Avenue 

Suite 301 

Union, NJ 07083 

908-686-8000 

FAX: 908-686-8550 

ljm@gdnlaw.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Gary Laurie 

SECRETARY 

Timothy Cedrone 


Andrew Bondarowicz 


Christine Steinberg 

Thomas Jannarone 

Steven Schechter 

Jordan Solomon 

Terry Camp 


Desha L. Jackson 

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 

CHAIR 

David Restaino 

Fox Rothschild LLP 

P.O. Box 5231 


609-895-6701 

FAX: 609-896-1469 

drestaino@foxrothschild.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Daniele Cervino 

SECRETARY 

Mitchell H. Kizner 

TREASURER 

Laurie Sands 


Cristina Stummer 


John F. Spinello Jr. 


Maura E. Blau 

Franklin W. Boenning 

Lee Braem 

Gail Howie Conenello 

James A. Kosch 

Marc D. Policastro 

David Roth 

Stephen Schoeman 

Cristina Stummer 

William C. Sullivan 

Catherine M. Ward 



FAMILY LAW 

CHAIR 

Thomas J. Snyder 

Einhorn Harris Ascher 

Barbarito & Frost PC 


P.O. Box 3010 

Denville, NJ 07834 

973-627-7300 

tsnyder@einhornharris.com 

CHAIR-ELECT 

Andrea White O’Brien 


Patrick Judge Jr. 


Brian M. Schwartz 

SECRETARY 

Jeralyn L. Lawrence 


Charles F. Vuotto Jr. 


Arlene Albino 

Hon. Roberto Alcazar 

Jane R. Altman 

SECTIONS 


SECTIONS 

Deena L. Betze 

Francesca S. Blanco 

Marc R. Brown 

Lizanne J. Ceconi 


Amy Sara Cores 

Michele Crupi 

Jerry S. D’Aniello 

John F. DeBartolo 

Hon. Miguel A. de la Carrera 

Hon. Michael K. Diamond 

Hon. Kenneth S. Domzalski 


John E. Finnerty 

Jeffrey M. Fiorello 

John Fiorello 

Bonnie C. Frost 

Kimber L. Gallo 

Hon. Herbert S. Glickman (ret) 

William W. Goodwin Jr. 

Hon. Margaret Goodzeit 

Debra E. Guston 

Stephanie Frangos Hagan 

Lee M. Hymerling 

Hon. Eugene A. Iadanza 

Beatrice E. Kandell 

Hon. Donald Kessler 

Kathryn Marie Laughlin 

Hon. Verna G. Leath 

Alison C. Leslie 

Hon. Julie M. Marino 

Marla Marinucci 

Madeline M. Marzano- 

Lesnevich 

Hon. Hany A. Mawla 

Timothy F. McGoughran 

Joseph Patrick McShane 

Amy L. Miller 

Jennifer W. Millner 

Hon. Bonnie Mizdol 

Megan S. Murray 

Christopher Rade Musulin 


D. Ryan Nussey 

Francesca M. O’Cathain 

Edward J. O’Donnell 

Robert J. O’Donnell 

Evelyn Padin 

John P. Paone 

Hon. Anthony F. Picheca Jr. 

Hon. Kimarie Rahill 

Hon. Patricia B. Roe 

Curtis J. Romanowski 

Hon. Graham T. Ross (ret) 

Hon. Susan M. Scarola 

William M. Schreiber 

Carrie Schultz 

Sheryl J. Seiden 

Hon. John E. Selser 

Daniel M. Serviss 

Richard M. Sevrin 

Amy Zylman Shimalla 

Hon. Ronny Jo Siegal 

Mark H. Sobel 

Toby Solomon 

Michael J. Stanton 

Abigale Marie Stolfe 

Hon. Joseph P. Testa 

Hon. Mary F. Thurber 

Amanda S. Trigg 

Jamie K. Von Ellen 

Charles F. Vuotto Jr. 

Amy Wechsler 

Michael A. Weinberg 

Hon. Thomas L. Weisenbeck 

Dennis W. Winegar 

Jonathan W. Wolfe 

Sonya K.N. Zeigler 



FEDERAL PRACTICE AND 

PROCEDURE 

CHAIR 

James E. Tonrey 

Wilentz Goldman & Spitzer 

90 Woodbridge Center Drive 

Woodbridge, NJ 07095 

732-855-6199 

FAX: 732-726-6561 

jtonrey@wilentz.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Marc J. Gross 

SECRETARY 

Elizabeth J. Sher 


William P. Flahive 



FIDELITY AND SURETY LAW 


John G. DeSimone 

GAY LESBIAN BISEXUAL 

AND TRANSGENDER 

RIGHTS 

CHAIR 

John Nachlinger 

Romanowski Law Offices 

475 Main Street, 2nd Floor 

Metuchen, NJ 08840 

732-603-8585 

FAX: 732-603-8580 

nachlinger@divorcenewjer 

sey.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Nancy Del Pizzo 

SECRETARY 

Nina C. Remson 

TREASURER 

Stephanie C. Hunnell 





Lauren Bercik 


Marianne Auriemma 

Lauren Bercik 

Peter Berge 


Christine Heer 

Roger Levine 

Jeanne LoCicero 

Felice Londa 


Frank Vespa-Papaleo 


Daniel L. Weiss 

HEALTH AND HOSPITAL 

LAW 

CHAIR 

Margaret J. Davino 

Kaufman Borgeest & Ryan LLP 

120 Broadway, 14th Floor 


212-980-9600 

FAX: 212-980-9291 

mdavino@kbrlaw.com 


Richard Webb 


Elizabeth H. Christian 

SECRETARY 

John Washlick 


William Isele 


David Barmak 


Alice Guttler 

Gary Lesneski 

Joseph Milestone 

John Murdoch II 

Michael Schaff 

Lisa Taylor 


Amirali Y. Haidri 

IMMIGRATION 

NATURALIZATION AND 

AMERICANISM 



INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS 

CHAIR 

Grayson Barber 

Grayson Barber LLC 

68 Locust Lane 


609-921-0391 

FAX: 609-921-7405 

gb@graysonbarber.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Greg Shaffer 

SECRETARY 



Jeffrey B. Steinfeld 


Greg Shaffer 



INSURANCE LAW 

CHAIR 

Richard M. Stokes 

Property Casualty Insurers 

Association of America 

28 West State Street 

Suite 719 

Trenton, NJ 08608 

609-396-9601 

richard.stokes@pciaa.net 

VICE CHAIR 

Kim M. Connor 

SECRETARY 

Joanna L. Crosby 


Nicholas Insua 


David A. Niles 


Robert A. Becker 

Lynda A. Bennett 

Frank M. Coscia 

John P. Halvorsen 

PROGRAMMING CHAIR 

Anthony M. Tamburello 

CLE CHAIR 

David M. Kupfer 

WEBSITE CHAIR 

David Satine 

MEMBERSHIP CHAIR 

Heather M. Johnson 

NEWSLETTER CHAIR 

Brian R. Lehrer 



INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 

LAW 


James J. Ferrelli 


INTERNATIONAL LAW AND 

ORGANIZATIONS 

CHAIR 

Gwendolyn M. Robosson 

Fragomen Del Rey Bernsen 

& Loewy 

90 Matawan Road 

Matawan, NJ 07747 

732-862-5100 

FAX: 732-862-5013 

grobosson@fragomen.com 

SECRETARY 

James P. Lynch 



LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT 

LAW 

CHAIR 

Steven R. Cohen 

Selikoff & Cohen PA 

700 East Gate Drive 

Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 

856-778-6055 

FAX: 856-778-6056 

scohen@selikoffcohen.com 




Paul L. Kleinbaum 

SECRETARY 

Lisa Manshel 

TREASURER 

Paulette Brown 

LEGISLATIVE COORDINATOR– 

LABOR 

Keith Waldman 

LEGISLATIVE COORDINATOR– 

MANAGEMENT 

Stanley L. Goodman 


Angelo J. Genova 


James P. Anelli 


David H. Ben-Asher 

John K. Bennett 

Michael O. Boldt 

Suzanne M. Cerra 

Brian M. Cige 

Arnold Shep Cohen 

Mark Diana 

Hon. Melvin Gelade 

Matthew J. Giacobbe 

Stanley L. Goodman 

Jon W. Green 

David Grossman 


Stephen H. Kahn 

Gail Oxfeld Kanef 

Denise M. Keyser 

Tedd J. Kochman 

Barbara A. Lee 

Louis R. Lessig 

Robert E. Light 

J. Michael Lightner 

Anthony P. Limitone Jr. 

Jed L. Marcus 

Sharon P. Margello 

Richard Mariani 

James J. McGovern III 

Bruce P. McMoran 

Ian D. Meklinsky 

Michele Meyer-Shipp 

Ira W. Mintz 

Paul A. Montalbano 

Michael F. O’Connor 

Nancy I. Oxfeld 

John C. Petrella 

Sheldon H. Pincus 

Wayne J. Positan 

John A. Ridley 

Ramon Rivera 

Donald A. Romano 

David I. Rosen 

John H. Schmidt 

Jon Shahdanian 

Robert T. Simmelkjaer 

Nancy Erika Smith 

Patrick M. Stanton 

Steven W. Suflas 

J. Frank Vespa-Papaleo 

Keith Waldman 

Steven R. Weinstein 

Steven P. Weissman 



LAND USE LAW 

CHAIR 

Richard Schkolnick 

Brown Moskowitz & Kallen PC 


Millburn, NJ 07041 

973-376-0909 

FAX: 973-376-0903 

rschkolnick@bmk-law.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Donna M. Jennings 

SECRETARY 

Henry Kent-Smith 


Andrew R. Davis 


Thomas F. Carroll III 


Robert Baranowski Jr. 

Robert W. Bucknam Jr. 

Henry T. Chou 

Paul A. Conciatori 

Donald R. Daines 

Kevin J. DeMedio 

Patrick J. Dwyer 

Gary S. Forshner 

Howard D. Geneslaw 

Michael W. Herbert 

James Hoebich 

Richard Hoff 

Robert A. Kasuba 

Valerie J. Kimson 

Jennifer S. Krimko 

Michael Lavigne 

Nylema Nabbie 

Jessica Pyatt 

James P. Rhatican 

Anne Studholme 

Michael J. Vitiello 


John E. Keefe Jr. 

LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW 

CHAIR 

Sharon L. Weiner 

Scarinci Hollenbeck 


Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 

201-896-4100 

FAX: 201-896-8660 

sweiner@njlegalink.com 


Dennis M. Galvin 


George M. Morris 

SECRETARY 

John Nance 

WEBSITE/NEWSLETTER 

COORDINATOR 

Kenneth A. Porro 


Robert F. Renaud 

DIRECTORS 

Eric M. Bernstein 

Christopher H. Falcon 

William R. Holzapfel 

Andrea L. Kahn 

Glenn C. Kienz 

Edward J. Kologi 

Michael B. Lavery 

John Nance 

Kenneth A. Porro 

Robert F. Renaud 

Michael D. Witt 



MILITARY LAW AND 

VETERANS’ AFFAIRS 

CHAIR 

Michael P. Pasquale 

McCarter & English LLP 

4 Gateway Center 


Newark, NJ 07102 

973-848-8613 

FAX: 973-624-7070 

mpasquale@mccarter.com 

CHAIR-ELECT 

Joan Crowley 

VICE CHAIR 


SECRETARY 

Robert Ebberup 


Conrad Leikauf 



John J. Smith 



MINORITIES IN THE 

PROFESSION 

CHAIR 

Milagros Camacho 

Camacho Gardner & 

Associates 

1919 Kennedy Boulevard 

North Bergen, NJ 07047 

201-758-0002 

FAX: 201-758-0004 

mcamacho@camachogardner.com 


Hester Agudosi 


Kenneth Sharperson 

TREASURER 

Tonia Ann Patterson 

SECRETARY 

Reena Khanna 


Michael Chong 


Nina Bonner 

Deirdre Webster Cobb 

Janetta Marbrey 

William Rogers 

Dennelle Waynick 



SECTIONS 


SECTIONS 

MUNICIPAL COURT 

PRACTICE 

CHAIR 

Jeffrey E. Gold 

Law Offices of Gold and 

Associates PC 

1847 Route 70 East 


856-424-4494 

FAX: 856-424-4442 

jeffgoldesq@comcast.net 

CHAIR-ELECT 

Stephen D. Williams 

VICE CHAIR 

John Menzel 

SECRETARY 

David J. Bildner 


Michelle Nash 

Barbara E. Ungar 


Elliot J. Wiesner 


Dennis L. Bliss 


Arnold N. Fishman 

Paul Granick 

Steven W. Hernandez 

Hon. Anthony R. Higgins 

Albert J. Mrozik Jr. 

Damian A. Scialabba 

George H. Shockey Jr. 

Mitchell H. Spingarn 

Deborah Veach 

Kenneth A. Vercammen 



PRODUCT LIABILITY AND 

TOXIC TORT LAW 

CHAIR 

James J. Pettit 

Locks Law Firm 


Suite 500 


856-663-8200 

FAX: 856-661-8400 

jpettit@lockslaw.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Robert M. Cook 

SECRETARY 

Adam L. Rothenberg 


Thomas J. O’Grady 


Kerry J. Roach 


Gary Potters 

PUBLIC UTILITY LAW 

CHAIR 

Matthew M. Weissman 

Wilentz Goldman & Spitzer PA 



732-855-6048 

FAX: 732-726-6695 

mweissman@wilentz.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Robert J. Brabston 

SECRETARY 

Phyllis J. Kessler 

ASSISTANT SECRETARY 

Suzanne Patnaude 


James H. Laskey 


Martin C. Rothfelder 

BOARD OF CONSULTORS 

Edward D. Beslow 

Stefanie Brand 

Susan T. Covino 

Stephen B. Genzer 

Hesser G. McBride Jr. 

James E. McGuire 

William K. Mosca Jr. 

Philip J. Passanante 

Kenneth J. Quinn 

Kenneth J. Sheehan 

Francis I. Sundheim 

Tracey Thayer 


Sandra T. Ayres 

REAL PROPERTY TRUST 

AND ESTATE LAW 

CHAIR 

Christine F. Li 

Greenbaum Rowe Smith & 

Davis LLP 

P.O. Box 5600 


732-476-2680 

FAX: 732-476-2681 

cli@greenbaumlaw.com 

VICE CHAIR–REAL PROPERTY 

Stuart J. Lieberman 

VICE CHAIR–TRUSTS & ESTATES 

Richard H. Greenberg 

SECRETARY 

Michael P. Vito 

ASSISTANT SECRETARY– 

REAL PROPERTY 

Heidi Hoffman-Shalloo 

ASSISTANT SECRETARY– 

TRUSTS & ESTATES 

Jill Petroro 


Regina M. Spielberg 

BOARD OF CONSULTORS 

Erwin D. Apell 

Jeffrey S. Apell 

Brad Batcha 

Martin L. Bearg 

Thomas D. Begley Jr. 

Barbara A. Casey 

Andrew J. DeMaio 

Peter E. Driscoll 

Edward C. Eastman Jr. 

Lloyd P. Eisen 

Lawrence J. Fineberg 

Lawrence A. Friedman 

Adam M. Grenker 

Rajat K. Gupta 

David G. Hardin 

C. Keith Henderson 

Glenn A. Henkel 

Susan M. Holzman 

Arthur S. Horn 

Richard Kahn 


Robert A. Knee 

Jill Lebowitz 

Richard F. Lert 

Diedre E. Moore 

Mary Lou Parker 

Karl F. Piirimae 

Warren V. Racusin 

Lee B. Roth 

Joseph P. Scorese 

Regina Spielberg 

Heather G. Suarez 

Carol J. Truss 

Howard G. Wachenfeld 

Edward Wacks 

Jordan S. Weitberg 




SOLO AND SMALL FIRM 

CHAIR 

Craig M. Aronow 

Rebenack Aronow Mascolo 

Miller LLP 


New Brunswick, NJ 08901 

732-247-3600 

FAX: 732-247-3630 

caronow@rammlawnj.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Stephen E. Slaven 

SECRETARY 

Alison C. Leslie 


Cecilia W. Blau 


Randall Brett 

John Koufos 

Paul Macchia 

Jeffrey Mandel 

Jason M. Santarcangelo 


Eli L. Eytan 

TAXATION LAW 

CHAIR 

Jeffrey D. Gordon 


700 Alexander Park 

Suite 102 


609-580-3700 

FAX: 609-580-0051 

jgordon@archerlaw.com 


Glenn A. Henkel 


Peter J. Ulrich 

SECRETARY 

Mitchell A. Newmark 


Laurence Reich 


Richard H. Greenberg 


Kenneth R. Cohen 

Stanley A. Epstein 


Stephen L. Ferszt 

Thomas J. Gaynor Jr. 

Robert F. Giancaterino 

Jeffrey M. Gradone 

Michael A. Guariglia 

Robert B. Haines 

Jeffrey G. Kramer 

Joseph M. Lemond 

Alan F. Kornstein 

Bruce E. Mantell 

Joy M. Mercer 

John J. Miesowitz 

Mitchell A. Newmark 

Kenneth J. Norcross 

Joseph R. Purcell 

Laurence Reich 

Paul I. Rosenberg 

Robert S. Schwartz 

Brian A. Silikovitz 

James D. Sipple 

David A. Sussman 

Susan M. Szafranski 

Peter J. Ulrich 

Steven M. Vajtay Jr. 

David B. Wolfe 




WOMEN IN THE 

PROFESSION 

CHAIR 


Office of the Hudson County 

Prosecutor 



732-771-5886 

kimberly_yonta@hotmail.com 

CHAIR-ELECT 

Christina Hardman-O’Neal 

VICE CHAIR 

Emily A. Kaller 

SECRETARY 

Jodi Rosenberg 


Evelyn Storch 




(one-year term) 

Meryl Gonchar (2011) 

Ebonee Hamilton Lewis (2011) 

Isabel McGinty (2011) 

Nicole Sonnenblick (2011) 

Marisa Baker Trofimov (2011) 

(two-year term) 

Christine A. Amalfe (2011) 

Julia A. Lopez (2012) 

Cynthia A. Matheke (2011) 

Lynn Miller (2012) 

Lillie N. Nkenchor (2012) 

Arlene Quinones Perez (2011) 

Franchesca Rodriguez (2011) 

Angela Scafuri (2011) 

Evelyn R. Storch (2012) 

Wanji Walcott (2012) 


Evelyn Padin 

WORKERS’ 

COMPENSATION 

CHAIR 

Gerald D. Rotella 

Rotella & Soriano 

154 South Livingston Avenue 

Suite 101 

Livingston, NJ 07039 

973-994-1905 

FAX: 973-994-1601 

complaw@rotellaandsori 

ano.com 

SECRETARY 

Gary E. Adams 


Mark B. Zirulnik 


Arthur H. Kravitz 


William J. Barrett 

Marie Rose Bloomer 

Steven H. Cohen 

Glenn F. Corbett 

J. Russell Cozier 

Kathleen M. Dotoli 

Julius J. Feinson 

Roland R. Formidoni 

Marcia S. Freedman 

Sharon L. Freeman 

Manuel Gonzalez IV 

Alan L. Harwick 

James A. Hicks 

Fred Hopke 

Mark S. Jacobs 

Nancy J. Johnson 

Christopher Leitner 

Robert G. Malestein 

Victor B. Matthews 

Thomas E. Miller 

Monique T. Moran 

Lora V. Northen 

Paul A. Schwartz 

Mark S. Setaro 

Edward B. Shinrod 

Robert J. Weinstein 



YOUNG LAWYERS 

DIVISION 

CHAIR 

Christina J. Vassiliou Harvey 

Lomurro Davison Eastman & 

Munoz PA 

Monmouth Executive Center 

100 Willowbrook Road 

Building 1 

Freehold, NJ 07728 

732-462-7170 

FAX: 732-780-9723 

charvey@lomurrolaw.com 

CHAIR-ELECT 

Brandon D. Minde 

TREASURER 

Jonathan H. Lomurro 

SECRETARY 

Jeffrey Neu 


Jaime Ackerman 

Supti Bhattacharya 

Lawrence Bullard 

Leah E. Capece 

Janine Cerra 

Elsbeth J. Crusius 

Leslie A. DeTorres 

Jonathan F. Donath 

Erin E. Dowgin 

William Ferreira 

Kimber Gallo 

Juli Greenberg 

Louis A. Greenfield 

Jonathan T. Guldin 

Krista Haley 

William T. Harvey 

Christian J. Jensen 

Johh G. Koufos 

Daniel LaTerra 

Blake Laurence 

Jeffrey Lindsay 

Matthew Litt 

Scott R. Malyk 

Shanna McCann 

Amy L. Miller 

Arthur M. Owens 

Krista Lynn Peckyno 

Ksenia V. Proskurchenko 

Rebecca Rakoski 

Jonas Seigel 

Matthew H. Sontz 

Robert A. Stout Jr. 

Matthew R. Streger 

Jessica S. Strugibenetti 

Laszlo M. Szabo 

Marisa Baker Trofimov 

Dana Van Leuven 

David B. Wolfe 



SECTIONS 

CHAIR-ELECT 

Patrick R. Caulfield 


Dana M. Van Leuven 

VICE CHAIR 

Mark B. Zirulnik 






AMICUS 

CHAIR 

Robert B. Hille (2011) 


Robertson, PC 

25 Independence Boulevard 

4th Floor 

Warren, NJ 07059 

908-394-6053 

FAX: 908-647-6226 


VICE CHAIR 

Thomas H. Prol (2011) 

Scarinci & Hollenbeck 


P.O. Box 790 

Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 

201-806-3394 

FAX: 201-806-3503 

tprol@scarincihollenbeck.com 

Kimberly Yonta Aronow (2013) 

Douglas S. Brierley (2011) 

Christopher J. Carey (2012) 

Eli L. Eytan (2013) 

Michael A. Galpern (2012) 


Charles W. Heuisler (2012) 

Eric G. Kahn 

John E. Keefe Jr. 

Linda Lashbrook 

Felice T. Londa 

Fruqan Mouzon 

Anthony J. Murgatroyd 

Daniel E. Rosner 

John L. Shahdanian II 

Joseph A. Spinella (2013) 

Evelyn R. Storch 

Ronald J. Uzdavinis 

Hon. Douglas K. Wolfson (ret) 



BYLAWS AND 

RESOLUTIONS 

CHAIR 

Richard A. DeMichele Jr. (2012) 

DeMichele & DeMichele PC 



856-755-3660 

FAX: 856-755-3669 

rick@southjerselawfirm.com 

Ivette Ramos Alvarez (2011) 

Lawrence J. Fineberg (2011) 

Susan L. Goldring (2013) 

Anthony R. LaRatta (2012) 

Michael McLaughlin (2013) 

Arthur H. Miller (2011) 

Stuart L. Pachman (2013) 

Michael J. Stanton (2012) 

Margaret L. Tarver 



DIVERSITY 

CO-CHAIRS 

Joan M. Burke (2011) 

50 Westminster Drive 

Lumberton, NJ 08048 

856-486-3108 

FAX: 973-733-5394 

burkej@njdcj.org 


Salesforce.com 

140 East 45th Street 

29th Floor 


212-389-6620 

FAX: 646-792-3997 

lfong@salesforce.com 

Evelyn Padin (2012) 



201-963-8822 

FAX: 201-963-8874 

evelyn@lawjcnj.com 

Engy Abdelkader 

E. Michael Angulo 

Cynthia J. Borrelli 

Kirsten S. Branigan 

Milagros Camacho 

Deirdre L. Webster Cobb 

Luis J. Diaz (2013) 

Mitzy Galis-Menendez (2012) 


Ebonee Hamilton Lewis 

Julia Lopez 

Jed L. Marcus 

Carmen E. Mendiola 

Pearl Minato 

Fruqan Mouzon (2012) 


Kenneth Sharperson 

Margaret L. Tarver (2011) 

Tracy M. Thompson 

Peter Tu 

Katherine S. Wade 

Denelle J. Waynick 

Daniel L. Weiss (2013) 


Lora L. Fong 

ELECTION 

CHAIR 

Michael S. Selvaggi (2012) 

Courter Kobert & Cohen 

1001 Route 517 

Hackettstown, NJ 07840 

908-852-2600 

FAX: 908-852-8225 

mselvaggi@ckclaw.com 

Timothy E. Annin 


(2013) 

David Edelberg (2011) 



(2013) 


Desha L. Jackson (2011) 

Randolph C. Lafferty (2011) 

Shanna McCann (2012) 

Michele C. Meyer-Shipp 

Lewis Stein (2013) 



FINANCE AND OPERATIONS 

CHAIR 


Courter Kobert & Cohen, PC 



973-726-0555 







Michael McLaughlin 


Gary Potters 








INSURANCE BENEFITS 

CHAIR 

Robert B. Hille (2011) 


Robertson, PC 

25 Independence Boulevard 

4th Floor 

Warren, NJ 07059 

908-394-6053 

FAX: 908-647-6226 


Christopher J. Carey (2012) 

John G. DeSimone (2013) 

Kathleen N. Fennelly (2013) 

Daniel M. Hurley (2011) 

Kevin P. McCann (2013) 

Eileen P. Mulroy (2011) 

Christine Stearns (2012) 

Meredith Kaplan Stoma 

Miles S. Winder III (2012) 


Robert B. Hille 

JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION 

CO-CHAIRS 

Angela White Dalton (2011) 

Zager Fuchs PC 



732-747-3700 

FAX: 732-747-2533 

adalton@zagerfuchs.com 

Hon. Graham T. Ross (ret) 

(2013) 

Purcell Ries Shannon 

Mulcahy & O’Neill 

1 Pluckemin Way 

Bedminster, NJ 07921 

908-658-3800 

FAX: 908-658-4659 

tross@prsmo.com 

David P. Anderson 


(2013) 

Alice Beirne 

Steven D. Bonville 

Robert J. Brass (2012) 

Dominic V. Caruso (2012) 

I. Mark Cohen (2011) 

Thomas S. Cosma (2011) 

John C. Eastlack Jr. (2012) 

Hon. Robert A. Fall (ret) 

Alexandra V. Gallo (2012) 

James J. Gerrow Jr. (2011) 


(2013) 


Charles J.X. Kahwaty (2013) 

John G. Koufos (2011) 

James M. McCreedy (2013) 

Carmen E. Mendiola 

Frederick D. Miceli (2012) 

Stephen L. Petrillo 

Mark H. Sobel 

Lewis Stein (2013) 

Bruce H. Stern (2012) 


Richard M. Stokes 

Margaret L. Tarver (2011) 

Peter Tu 

Hon. Harold B. Wells III (ret) 



JUDICIAL & 

PROSECUTORIAL 

APPOINTMENTS 

CHAIR 

Charles J. Uliano 

Chamblin Rosen Uliano & 

Witherington 

268 Norwood Avenue 

West Long Branch, NJ 07764 

732-229-3200 

FAX: 732-571-8741 

cjuesq@aol.com 

VICE CHAIR/NORTH JERSEY 





P.O. Box 3010 


973-586-4920 

FAX: 973-627-9063 

ialvarez@einhornharris.com 

VICE CHAIR/SOUTH JERSEY 

Michelle D. Perry-Thompson 

Office of the Attorney General 

P.O. Box 112 


609-292-9575 

FAX: 609-984-2660 

mdptesq@aol.com 

ATLANTIC 

Christopher M. Baylinson 

BERGEN 

Richard H. Weiner 

BURLINGTON 


CAMDEN 


CAPE MAY 

Julius N. Konschak 

CUMBERLAND 


ESSEX 

Liza M. Walsh 

GLOUCESTER 

Craig H. Klayman 

HUDSON 

Mitzy Galis-Menendez 

HUNTERDON 

John C. Macce 

MERCER 

Craig J. Hubert 

MIDDLESEX 

Dennis A. Auciello 

MONMOUTH 

Donald M. Lomurro 

MORRIS 


OCEAN 

William P. Cunningham 

PASSAIC 

John Fiorello 

SALEM 


SOMERSET 

Paul H. Loeffler 

SUSSEX 

George T. Daggett 

UNION 


WARREN 

Thomas P. Fischer 

NJSBA PRESIDENT 


NJSBA PRESIDENT-ELECT 


LAW OFFICE MANAGEMENT 

CO-CHAIRS 

Sara M. Diaz (2013) 

Chasan Leyner & Lamparello 

PC 


Secaucus, NJ 07094 

201-348-6000 

FAX: 201-348-6633 

sdiaz@chasanlaw.com 

Christine Filip (2013) 


Davis 

P.O. Box 5600 


732-476-3316 

FAX: 732-549-1882 

cfilip@greenbaumlaw.com 

Edna Y. Baugh (2012) 

Thomas D. Begley Jr. (2011) 

Douglas J. Ehrenworth 

Gayle Englert 

Nancy Fosina 

Michael F. Harrison 

Ronald M. Henry (2011) 

Fran Puntillo (2011) 

Carol L. Schlein (2013) 

Patrick M. Stanton (2012) 

Rosa Verna (2012) 



LEGISLATIVE 

CHAIR 

Gerald H. Baker (2011) 

Javerbaum Wurgaft Hicks 

Kahn Wikstrom & Sinins, PC 


P.O. Box 1278 


201-659-2635 

FAX: 201-659-1400 

gbaker@javerbaumwurgaft 

.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Fruqan Mouzon (2012) 

Gibbons PC 

1 Gateway Center 


973-596-4849 

FAX: 973-639-6260 

fmouzon@gibbonslaw.com 

Michael P. Affuso 

Catherine M. Brown 


Richard A. DeMichele Jr. (2013) 

John C. Eastlack Jr. (2011) 

Lora L. Fong 


James J. Gerrow Jr. (2013) 

Ronald B. Grayzel 


Robert M. Jaworski (2012) 

Charles J.X. Kahwaty 

Sharon Rivenson Mark (2013) 

Russ Molloy 

Brian J. Neary (2012) 


Bruce H. Stern 

Miles S. Winder III (2011) 

Audrey D. Wisotsky 



LONG-TERM PLANNING 

CHAIR 


Chasan Leyner & Lamparello 

PC 



201-348-6000 

FAX: 201-348-6633 


VICE CHAIR 


P.O. Box 775 

Bernardsville, NJ 07924 

908-766-3300 

FAX: 908-766-6255 


Ivette Ramos Alvarez (2011) 

Joan M. Burke (2012) 


John F. DeBartolo (2012) 



Kathleen N. Fennelly (2012) 

James J. Ferrelli (2011) 



(2013) 

Desha L. Jackson (2011) 

Evelyn Padin (2013) 

Jeffrey S. Posta (2013) 

John S. Sawicki (2013) 

Angela C. Scheck 

Michael J. Stanton (2013) 

Jonathan W. Wolfe (2012) 



MEETING ARRANGEMENTS 

AND PROGRAMS 

CO-CHAIRS 

Stephanie F. Hagan 

Donohue Hagan Klein 

Newsome & O’Donnell PC 

360 Mount Kemble Avenue 


973-467-5556 

FAX: 973-467-0736 

shagan@dhkno.com 


P.O. Box 775 

Bernardsville, NJ 07924 

908-766-3300 

FAX: 908-766-6255 




John F. DeBartolo (2011) 




Susan A. Feeney (2012) 

Norberto A. Garcia 


(2012) 

Christina Vassiliou Harvey 

(2011) 

Joanne D. Kay (2013) 


Lawrence M. Maron 


Shanna McCann 


(2012) 

Edward J. O’Donnell 

Evelyn Padin 

Richard H. Steen (2013) 







MEMBERSHIP AND PUBLIC 

RELATIONS 

CO-CHAIRS 


Zager Fuchs PC 



732-747-3700 

FAX: 732-747-2533 

adalton@zagerfuchs.com 

David B. Wolfe (2012) 

Skoloff & Wolfe PC 


Suite 390 


973-992-0900 

FAX: 973-992-0301 

dwolfe@skoloffwolfe.com 


Timothy R. Anderson 

Kimberly Yonta Aronow (2011) 

James M. Bonalsky 

Thomas A. Cushane 


William Ferreira 


(2013) 

Christina Vassiliou Harvey 

(2011) 

William A. Krais (2013) 

Roger Lai 

Amy L. Miller 

Arthur H. Miller (2013) 


Larry S. Raiken 

George Rios (2012) 




NEW JERSEY LAWYER 

MAGAZINE EDITORIAL 

BOARD 

CHAIR 

James J. Ferrelli (2012) 


100 American Metro Blvd. 

Suite 150 

Hamilton, NJ 08619 

609-631-2408 

FAX: 609-631-2401 

jjferrelli@duanemorris.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Michael F. Schaff (2011) 




732-855-6047 

FAX: 732-726-6552 

mschaff@wilentz.com 

Mitchell H. Cobert 

John C. Connell (2012) 

Linda S. Ershow-Levenberg 

(2011) 

Angela Foster (2012) 

Susan R. Kaplan 

Brian R. Lehrer (2011) 

Robert J. Olejar (2013) 

Gianfranco A. Pietrafesa 

Steven M. Richman (2013) 

Susan B. Storch 

Susan Stryker (2013) 



NOMINATING 

CHAIR 

Joanne D. Kay 

Kay & Kay 

5010 New Jersey Avenue 

P.O. Box 749 

Wildwood, NJ 08260 

609-522-3007 

FAX: 609-523-0745 

kay7kay@comcast.net 

Dennis A. Auciello 


James J. Gerrow Jr. 

Christina Hardman-O’Neal 

Suzanne M. McSorley 


Joanne D. Kay 

PRO BONO 

CO-CHAIR 

Nancy C. Eberhardt (2013) 

Pro Bono Partnership 

300 Lanidex Plaza 

Suite 3202 

Parsippany, NJ 07054 

973-240-6955 

FAX: 973-240-6966 

neberhardt@probonopart 

ner.org 

Jane M. Hanson (2013) 

Partners for Women and 

Justice 

60 South Fullerton Avenue 

Suite 211 

Montclair, NJ 07042 

973-233-0111 

FAX: 973-233-0106 

jmhanson@pfwj.org 

Tracey I. Batt 

Robert Boneberg 

Elise D. Collins 

Melinda Colon (2012) 

Mary E. Coogan (2011) 

Mark R. Daniel (2011) 

Matthew V. DelDuca 

Melissa A. Geist 

Emily B. Goldberg 

Madeleine Kurtz 

Joshua M. Mann 

Maurice W. McLaughlin 

(2012) 

Dawn K. Miller 

Gary K. Norgaard 

Bret I. Parker (2011) 

Dianne Pecoraro 

Suzette T. Rodriguez (2012) 

Harold L. Rubenstein (2013) 

Karen Sacks 

Dana M. Van Leuven 

Catherine Weiss 


Dominic V. Caruso 

PROFESSIONAL 

RESPONSIBILITY AND 

UNLAWFUL PRACTICE 

CHAIR 

David H. Dugan III (2013) 

1 North Main Street 

Medford, NJ 08055 

609-953-1666 

FAX: 609-953-1615 

ddugan3@netzero.net 

VICE CHAIR 

David B. Rubin (2011) 

P.O. Box 4579 

Metuchen, NJ 08840 

732-767-0440 

FAX: 732-321-1066 

rubinlaw@att.net 

Lee A. Braem 

Frederick J. Dennehy (2012) 

Stanley A. Fink 

Irvin M. Freilich 

Eugene Huang (2011) 

Ben Kaplan 

Steven L. Menaker (2012) 

Larry S. Raiken (2013) 


Arthur H. Saiewitz (2011) 

Cynthia D. Santomauro 

Michael S. Schidlow (2012) 

Floyd Shapiro 

Joseph A. Spinella (2013) 





ANIMAL LAW 

CHAIR 

Doris Lin 

Law Offices of Doris Lin 

26 Winchester Drive 


732-625-0674 

FAX: 732-333-4392 

dorislinesq@verizon.net 

Nancy Giacumbo 

Judith C. Keilp 

Charlotte Lacroix 

Conrad R. Leikauf 

Catherine B. Liu 

Susan M. Markenstein 

Shanna McCann 

Charles H. Newman 

Michelle Newton 

Linda J. Niedweske 


Sherry L. Ramsey 

Sandra M. Reynolds 

Jody S. Riger 

Cari Rincker 

Kathleen B. Riordan 

Gary K. Sambol 

Karen R. Scheiner 

Regina E. Schneller 

Katharyn Gilbertson Shabel 

James D. Sipple 

Isabelle R. Strauss 

Catherine E. Tamasik 

Roberta L. Tarkan 

JoAnn B. Thayer 

Michael J. Williams 

Loretta Windas 



ANTITRUST LAW 

CO-CHAIRS 

Michael J. Hahn 

Lowenstein Sandler PC 



973-597-2526 

FAX: 973-597-2527 

mhahn@lowenstein.com 

Jeffrey W. Lorell 

Saiber LLC 

18 Columbia Turnpike 

Suite 200 

Florham Park, NJ 07932 

973-622-3333 

FAX: 973-622-3349 

jwl@saiber.com 

Robert E. Bartkus 

Arnold B. Calmann 

Jonathan D. Clemente 

Richard E. Donovan 

Richard M. Eittreim 

Theodore J. Fischkin 

Lionel J. Frank 

Barry S. Goodman 


William J. Heller 

John R. Holsinger 

Roger B. Kaplan 

Stephen H. Knee 

Joel N. Kreizman 

Marina Lao 

Lawrence I. Lerner 

Benjamin A. Levin 

Kenneth H. Mack 

Arthur Meisel 

William J. O’Shaughnessy 



Robert J. Brass 

APPELLATE PRACTICE 

CHAIR 





P.O. Box 3010 


973-627-7300 

FAX: 973-627-0869 

bfrost@einhornharris.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Jeffrey S. Mandel 

PinilisHalpern LLP 

160 Morris Street 


973-401-1111 

FAX: 973-401-1114 

jmandel@pinilishalpern.com 

Richard W. Berg 

Celia S. Bosco 

Douglas S. Brierley 

Jeffrey J. Brookner 

Daniel Brown 

John T. Chester 


Carolyn R. Conway 

Amy Sara Cores 

Olivia B. Crisp 

Lawrence S. Cutalo 

Audra DePaolo 

Barbara Drasheff 

Stephen M. Eisdorfer 

Eli L. Eytan 

Sarah Fang 


Bruce D. Greenberg 

Randi S. Greenberg 


Michael S. Gugig 


Donald P. Jacobs 

Hon. Laura M. LeWinn 

Ronald Lieberman 

Carrie A. Lumi 

Diana C. Manning 

Hon. Seymour Margulies (ret) 

Kevin McNulty 

Alan S. Modlinger 

Brian J. Molloy 

Michelle J. Munsat 

Alan S. Naar 

Christine D. Petruzzell 

Brian P. Sharkey 

Timothy P. Smith 

Lewis Stein 

Hon. Edwin H. Stern 

Haekyoung Shu 

Andrew R. Turner 

Robert A. Vort 

Albertina Webb 

Hon. Joseph L. Yannotti 


Eli L. Eytan 

AUTOMOBILE 

REPARATIONS 

CHAIR 

Gerald H. Baker (2011) 


Kahn Wikstrom & Sinins, PC 


P.O. Box 1278 


201-659-2635 

FAX: 201-659-1400 

gbaker@javerbaumwurgaft 

.com 

Robert M. Adochio 

Richard B. Ansell 

Benedict V. Aspero 

Robert A. Auerbach 

Ricky E. Bagolie 

Thomas W. Barlow 

Angela C. Bennett 

Jeffrey Bloom 

Gary L. Borger 

Robert J. Borrelle 

James P. Brady 

Abbott S. Brown 

Morris Brown 

Vincent J. Ciecka 

Andrew V. Clark 

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E. Carter Corriston 

Victor M. Covelli 

Alexa B. D’Amato 

Dorothy Davis 

Dominick E. DeFilippo 

Rocco A. DePersia 

Gerard P. DeVeaux 


Leslie A. Farber 

Robert A. Fineberg 

Benjamin Folkman 

Richard A. Gantner 

Paul A. Garfield 

Willard Geller 

James E. Gelman 

Amos Gern 

Tommie A. Gibney 

Robert E. Goldstein 

John R. Gorman 

J. Stewart Grad 

Andrew H. Graulich 

Ronald B. Grayzel 

Randi S. Greenberg 

James E. Humphreys 


Matthew Jordan 

Eric G. Kahn 

Dennis D. Karpf 

Edward B. Kasselman 

Michael C. Kazer 

Randolph C. Lafferty 

James Lazzaro 


Stewart M. Leviss 

Brian V. Lucianna 

Anthony F. Malanga Jr. 

Hon. Brian R. Martinotti 

Stephan T. Mashel 

Bryan H. Mintz 

Ben Montenegro 


Richard J. Murray 

James J. Pettit 

Jeffrey A. Rizika 

Andrew M. Rockman 


Daniel F. Sahin 

John A. Sakson 

Garry R. Salomon 

Robert S. Sandman 

Marc Saperstein 

Robert A. Smith 

Joseph A. Spinella 


Jeffrey E. Strauss 

Uri H. Taenzer 

Joseph S. Trapanese 

William W. Voorhees Jr. 

Michael T. Warshaw 

David M. Weissman 

Jack Wurgaft 

Stanley L. Wyrzykowski 




Jeffrey J. Zenna 

John A. Zohlman III 



BUSINESS AND 

COMMERCIAL LITIGATION 

CHAIR 

Edward T. Kole 




732-855-6125 

FAX: 732-726-6655 

ekole@wilentz.com 


Christine S. Baxter 

Michael J. Canning 

Louis A. Chaifullo 

Harold G. Cohen 

John W. Cook 

John D. Cromie 


Paul D. Drobbin 

Leda Dunn Wettre 

Elvin Esteves 

Scott Etish 

Sarah Fang 


Lora L. Fong 


Todd M. Galante 

Glenn T. Gravan 

Robyn B. Gigl 

Stuart I. Gold 

Jemi Goulian 

Leon J. Greenspan 




Hon. Anthony R. Higgins 

Jaimee Katz Sussner 


Peter J. Lamont 

Kenneth K. Lehn 

Paul A. Lieberman 

Cecilia M.E. Lindenfelser 

Joseph A. Martin 

Brian J. McMahon 

Florina A. Moldovan 

Brian J. Molloy 

Alan S. Naar 

David W. Philips 


Richard Reinartz 

Adrienne C. Rogove 

Leah Samit 

Derek Soltis 


Jeffrey Soos 

Christine Stearns 


Evelyn R. Storch 

Haekyoung Suh 

Judith J. Sullivan 

Daniel S. Sweetser 

William H. Tobolsky 

Robert M. Travisano 

Glen J. Vida 




CHILDREN’S RIGHTS 

CHAIR 

Amy Vasquez 

P.O. Box 669 

Burlington, NJ 08016 

609-338-5118 

amyevasquez@aol.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Peter N. Fiorentino 

Blackwood Medical Center 

141 South Black Horse Pike 

Suite 102 

Blackwood, NJ 08012 

856-401-9801 

FAX: 856-401-9802 

peterfiorentino@hotmail.com 

Denise L. Ash 


Judith E. Ball 

Hanifa L. Barnes 

Mary Ann Bauer 

Allison Becht 

Andrew A. Bestafka 

James M. Colaprico 

Eileen Connell 

Mary E. Coogan 

Leslie A. Cooper 

Christine M. Cote 

Olivia B. Crisp 

Michele D’Onofrio 

David R. Giles 

Amy R. Guerin 

Laura M. Halm 



James A. Louis 

Rosalyn A. Metzger 

Lauren S. Michaels 


Jennifer W. Millner 

Karen A. Ostberg 

Michelle D. Perry-Thompson 

Renee E. Rossi-Rosen 

Rebecca K. Spar 

Joseph F. Suozzo 

Natalie Jacoby Stern 

Barbara E. Ungar 


Carol A. Weil 



CLASS ACTIONS 

CO-CHAIRS 

Jeffrey J. Greenbaum 

Sills Cummis & Gross PC 

1 Riverfront Plaza 


973-643-7000 

FAX: 973-643-6500 

jgreenbaum@sillscummis.com 

Bruce D. Greenberg 

Lite DePalma Greenberg LLC 

2 Gateway Center, 12th Floor 


973-623-3000 

FAX: 973-623-0858 

bgreenberg@litedepalma.com 

Nicole B. Albano 

Ryan Blaney 

Robert J. Del Tufo 

Stephen DeNittis 

Joseph J. DePalma 

William A. Despo 

Douglas S. Eakeley 

Sarah Fang 

Kathleen N. Fennelly 

Gary S. Graifman 


David Jay 

Lynne M. Kizis 

Alan E. Kraus 

Patricia A. Lee 

Julia Lopez 

Christopher J. McGinn 

Brian J. McMahon 

Christopher J. Michie 

Alan S. Modlinger 


Peter S. Pearlman 

A. Ross Pearlson 

William J. Pinilis 

Christopher M. Placitella 

Hon. Stewart G. Pollock (ret) 

Lisa J. Rodriguez 

Maureen A. Ruane 

Claude E. Salomon 

Philip R. Sellinger 

Donna Siegel Moffa 

Derek Soltis 

Angelo A. Stio 

Frances A. Tomes 

Jack Wenik 

Andrew R. Wolf 

Michael C. Zogby 


Gary Potters 

CONSUMER PROTECTION 

LAW 

CHAIR 

Ronald I. LeVine 

210 River Street #24 


201-489-7900 

FAX: 201-489-1395 

ril210@aol.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Gail Chester 

Central Jersey Legal Services 

313 State Street, Room 308 

Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 

732-324-1613 

FAX: 732-324-6253 

gchester@lsnj.org 

Maura Caroselli 

Glen H. Chulsky 

Erin Dowgin 

Carrie Ferraro 

Linda Fisher 

Stephen F. Herbes 

William P. Isele 


Ronald L. Lueddeke 

Christopher J. McGinn 


Cindy K. Miller 


William J. Pinilis 


Jose R. Rivera-Benitez 

Jonathan Rudnick 

Gregory J. Sapdea 


John N. Ukegbu 

Leonard C. Walczyk 

Andrew R. Wolf 

Henry P. Wolfe 



DRUG AND ALCOHOL 

ABUSE 

CHAIR 

Glenn P. Callahan 

Levine Staller Sklar Chan 

Brown & Donnelly PA 

616 Broadway 

Cape May, NJ 08204 

609-884-0700 

FAX: 609-884-0201 

gcallahan@levinestaller.com 

David J. Azotea 

Kenneth J. Bossong 

Charles P. Cohen 

Kathleen C. Feeney 

William J. Kane 

Anthony P. Kearns III 

James D. Kelly 


Roy J. Konray 

Matthew R. Litt 

Howard D. Popper 

Howard Schwartz 

Kenneth C. Strait Jr. 

Daniel K. Van Dorn 

Lawrence A. Vastola 


John J. Zarych 



ELECTION LAW 

CHAIR 

Alfonse A. DeMeo 

675 Franklin Avenue 

Nutley, NJ 07110 

973-284-1444 

alfonse@ademeolaw.com 

VICE CHAIR 


56 Georgian Court 

Elizabeth, NJ 07208 

908-820-4009 

FAX: 908-352-8658 

wholzapfel@elizabethnj.org 

Michael A. Angelini 

Alan S. Ashkinaze 

Steven Backfisch 

Robert W. Bacso Jr. 

Eric M. Bernstein 

Christopher J. Christie 

James P. Durek 

Steven L. Fox 


Hon. Cosmo A. Giovinazzi III 

Paul H. Green 

George T. Hanley 

George S. Hochberg 

Christopher M. Howard 

Leonard P. Kiczek 

Flavio Komuves 

Hersh Kozlov 

Albert G. Kroll 

Marc A. Landis 

Michael B. Lavery 

Anthony F. LaVista 

Kenneth Maloney 

Richard M. Mausner 

Paul R. Melletz 

Sara F. Merin 

Richard J. Perr 

Alan Petitt 


Scott Puro 

Karen P. Randall 

Paul S. Rotella 

James F.X. Rudy 

Richard S. Schkolnick 

William S. Singer 

Melvin R. Solomon 


Joseph M. Wenzel 

Charles E. Woolson Jr. 

Daniel Zwillenberg 



EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE 

CHAIR 

Alexandra V. Gallo 

McElroy Deutsch Mulvaney 

& Carpenter 



973-425-8209 

agallo@mdmlaw.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Frederick W. Alworth 

1 Coe Farm Road 

Randolph, NJ 07869 

973-596-4531 

flaworth@gibbonslaw.com 

Lorraine A. Abraham 

S. Robert Allcorn 

Margaret L. Baller 

Frederic K. Becker 

Alice Beirne 

John K. Bennett 

Lauren Borrone 

Hon. John M. Boyle (ret) 

Terrence S. Brody 

Russell T. Brown 

Morton S. Bunis 

Richard J. Byrnes 


Hon. Amy P. Chambers 

Hon. James D. Clyne 

Harold G. Cohen 

Hon. R. Benjamin Cohen (ret) 

John W. Cook 

Thomas S. Cosma 

Francis X. Crahay 

Hon. Theodore Z. Davis (ret) 

Adam K. Derman 

Edward B. Deutsch 

Elvin Esteves 

Dennis A. Estis 

Scott Etish 

Michael J. Faul Jr. 


Samuel Feldman 


Sherri Davis Fowler 

Todd M. Galante 

Kevin R. Gardner 

David Gorvitz 


Hon. Philip A. Gruccio 

Marc Haefner 

Michael S. Haratz 


Hon. Burrell I. Humphreys (ret) 

Richard S. Hyland 

Barrett F. Kalb 

Warren J. Kaps 

Kenneth S. Kasper 

Norman I. Klein 

Paul G. Kostro 


Kenneth F. Kunzman 


Linda Lashbrook 

Murray J. Laulicht 

Daniel A. Lebar 

Hon. Paul G. Levy (ret) 

Eileen A. Lindsay 

Stephen R. Long 

Richard M. Mausner 

Philip F. McGovern Jr. 

Hon. Joseph C. Messina (ret) 

Thomas A. Muccifori 

Alan S. Naar 

Tricia B. O’Reilly 

Laurence B. Orloff 

Elliot D. Ostrove 


Cindy M. Perr 

Christine D. Petruzzell 

Scott Puro 

Danielle E. Reid 

Scott Reiser 

Jay J. Rice 

Michael L. Rich 


Adrienne C. Rogove 

Michael M. Rosenbaum 

Paul A. Rowe 

David B. Rubin 

James F. Ryan Jr. 

Hon. Amos C. Saunders (ret) 

Mathew S. Schultz 

Thomas P. Scrivo 

Brian Selvin 

Jeffrey M. Shapiro 

Willard C. Shih 

Hon. Marguerite T. Simon (ret) 

Jeffrey Soos 

Thomas J. Spies 


Andrea J. Sullivan 

Hon. John A. Sweeney (ret) 

Clyde A. Szuch 

Donald E. Taylor 

Peter W. Till 

William H. Tobolsky 

Kenneth A. Vercammen 

Anthony B. Vignuolo 

Leonard C. Walczyk 

Christopher T. Walsh 

Liza M. Walsh 

Kevin Weber 

Hon. Deanne M. Wilson 

Andrew P. Zacharda 

Michael C. Zogby 



ETHICS DIVERSIONARY 

PROGRAM 

CHAIR 

Steven L. Menaker 

Chasan Leyner & 

Lamparello PC 



201-348-6000 

FAX: 201-348-6633 

smenaker@chasanlaw.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Raymond S. Londa 

Londa & Londa 

277 North Broad Street 


908-353-5600 

FAX: 908-353-5610 



Robert F. Cox 


David H. Dugan III 

Philip F. McGovern Jr. 


Eric S. Pennington 





FRANCHISE LAW 

CHAIR 

Mark D. Shapiro 

Hyland Levin LLP 

Plaza 1000 Suite 400 

Main Street 

Voorhees, NJ 08043 

856-489-4300 

FAX: 856-489-6710 

shapiro@hylandlevin.com 

CO-VICE CHAIRS 

Martin G. Gilbert 

Stryker Tams & Dill 

Two Penn Plaza East 


973-491-3951 

FAX: 973-491-9692 

mgilbert@strykertams.com 

Adam Siegelheim 

Stark & Stark 

P.O. Box 5315 


609-791-7003 

FAX: 609-895-7395 

asiegelheim@stark-stark.com 

Joseph S. Aboyoun 


Robert C. Brady 

Marvin J. Brauth 




Jeffrey J. Brookner 

Ronald J. Campione 

Eric L. Chase 

Harris J. Chernow 

Michael J. Connolly 

David R. Dahan 

Joseph Dunn 

Robert T. Egan 

Douglas J. Ehrenworth 


Stuart J. Freedman 

Richard D. Gallucci Jr. 

Hon. Lois H. Goodman 

Leon J. Greenspan 


Roslyn S. Harrison 

Michael T. Hensley 

George R. Hirsch 

Michael G. Keating 

William F. Kehoe 

Mark H. Kelly 

Justin M. Klein 

Stephen R. Knox 

Andrew W. Krantz 


Dennis R. LaFiura 

Genevieve K. LaRobardier 


Benjamin A. Levin 

Janice Manganello 

Gerald A. Marks 

David S. Paris 

Carl A. Price 

William E. Reifsteck 


Mary Ellen E. Rose 

David S. Sager 

Jeremy I. Silberman 

Gerd W. Stabbert Jr. 

Haekyoung Suh 

Michael S. Waters 

Lawrence H. Wertheim 

Gary K. Wolinetz 



GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC 

SECTOR LAWYERS 

CO-CHAIRS 

Marlene G. Brown 

27 Suffolk Lane 

West Windsor, NJ 08550 

609-943-5262 

FAX: 609-777-3514 

brownmar@hotmail.com 

Michael J. Duffy 

227 Ramapo Hills Boulevard 

Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417 

973-981-8638 

michaeljduffy@hotmail.com 


Louis J. Bizarri 

Dennis L. Bliss 

Laura A. Carney 


Hon. Bernadette N. DeCastro 

Christopher H. Falcon 


Charlotte K. Gaal 

Mary E. Garrity 

Frederic E. Gushin 


Eleanor Heck 

Candice G. Hendricks 



Hon. Lisa H. James-Beavers 

Nicholas Kant 

E. Dennis Kell 


Marsetta Lee 

William J. Linton 

Steven J. Madonna 

Kathleen Marchetti 


James H. Martin 

Joseph Milestone 

Brandon D. Minde 

Hon. James J. Morley 

Sonia Murray 

Suzanne N. Patnaude 

Rafael Perez 

Lawrence H. Posner 

Hon. Michael L. Ravin 

Joanne M. Restivo 

Trinna L. Rodgers 

James X. Sattely Jr. 

Diane K. Smith 

Richard C. Strobe 

Barbata E. Ungar 

Herbert A. Vogel 

Katherine S. Wade 

Richard Willinger 

Daniel Zwillenberg 


Francis A. Koch 

HIGHER EDUCATION 

CHAIR 

John B. Wolf 

Rutgers University 

Winants Hall 

7 College Avenue 


732-932-7813 

FAX: 732-932-6913 

wolf@oldqueens.rutgers.edu 

Nicole B. Albano 


Martin M. Barger 

Monica C. Barrett 

Allison Becht 

Paulette Brown 

Linda B. Celauro 

Arnold H. Chait 

Cheryl R. Clarke 


Glenn T. Gavan 

Steven Gerber 

Gordon J. Golum 

Melissa E. Hager 


Irving L. Hurwitz 

Catherine A. Kiernan 

J. Philip Kirchner 

Barbara A. Lee 


Viola S. Lordi 

John J. Peirano Jr. 

Rocky L. Peterson 

Gregory B. Reilly 

Richard F. Ricci 

Aron M. Schwartz 

Edward G. Sponzilli 

Holly C. Stern 

Lisa T. Wahler 



INSURANCE DEFENSE 

CHAIR 

Robert A. Baxter 

Kelley Wardell Craig Annin & 

Baxter LLP 

41 Grove Street, Suite B 

Haddonfield, NJ 08033 

856-795-2220 

FAX: 856-429-1060 

rbaxter@kwclawyers.com 

VICE CHAIR 

John V. Mallon 


Lamparello PC 



201-348-6000 

FAX: 201-348-6633 

jvmallon@chasanlaw.com 


Linda S. Baumann 

Frank E. Borowsky Jr. 

Anthony D. Capasso 

Ellen N. Nunno Corbo 

Dorothy Davis 

Sarah Fang 

Philip A. Garubo Jr. 

Clifford J. Giantonio 

Rachel V. Haninczak 

Brian C. Harris 


Mark Herforth 

Gerald L. Karycki 


Cynthia P. Liebling 

Kenneth N. Lopstein 

Denise M. Luckenbach 

Jeffrey W. Mazzola 


Quinn McCusker 

William H. Mergner Jr. 

Monique T. Moran 

David A. Niles 

Jeffrey G. Rapattoni 


Michael J. Rossignol 

Stephen Schoeman 

Bernadette Styliades 

Anthony M. Tamburello 

Craig M. Terkowitz 



INTERNET AND COMPUTER 

LAW 

CHAIR 

Jeffrey Neu 

318 Newman Springs Road 


732-978-4053 

jneu@jeffreyneu.com 

Lorraine A. Abraham 


Lee J. Albertson 

Kurt E. Anderson 

Grayson Barber 

John C. Barnoski 

Thomas J. Bean 


Marcella Bodner 

Jeffrey S. Brenner 

Marlene G. Brown 

Cherilyn Carlsen 

Robert J. Chalfin 

Scott S. Christie 

John B. Comegno II 

Laura C. Conway 

Jane M. Coviello 

Martin N. Crevina 

Wiliam G. Donnelly 

Michael J. Dunne 

Steven J. Eisenstein 

Jordan A. Fisch 

Lora L. Fong 

Conrad W. Forys 

Steven J. Fram 


Stuart J. Freedman 

Randi Friedman 

David D. Gabel 

Susan J. Okin Goldsmith 

Steven B. Greenapple 

Peter Greenbaum 



Noel D. Humphreys 

Milton S. Hunter III 

Jennifer R. Jacobus 

William B. Jones II 

Daniel E. Kirsch 

Laura S. Kirsch 

David M. Kohane 


Mark Lipton 

James R. Maida 


Nadine Maleski 

Nancy B. Marchioni 

Mary O. Massey 

Hesser G. McBride 

Russell J. McEwan 

Charles R. Merrill 

Joel Miller 

Aristotle G. Mirzaian 

Florina A. Moldovan 

John L. Molinelli 

Mitchell Neider 

Leonard T. Nuara 


Elliot D. Ostrove 

Daniel A. Pepper 

Anthony O. Pergola 

Linda J. Pickering 

Peter J. Pizzi 

Pamela Cohen Polifron 

Lawrence H. Posner 

Marc P. Press 

Richard L. Ravin 

Louis G. Ricciardi 

Allan E. Richardson 


Markley S. Roderick 

Charles A. Russell III 

Michael F. Schaff 

Janice L. Scites 

Mark J. Sever Jr. 

Michael E. Silverman 

Rubin M. Sinins 

Derek Soltis 

Charles Stoia 

Wanji Walcott 

Newton White 

Myrna L. Wigod 

John T. Wynn 


Lora L. Fong 

LEGAL EDUCATION 

CHAIR 


Blank Rome LLP 

301 Carnegie Center 


609-750-7707 

FAX: 609-897-7395 

korn@blankrome.com 

Martin Allen 


Alan S. Ashkinaze 

David J. Azotea 

Paul M. da Costa 

Stuart L. Deutsch 

John J. Farmer Jr. 


Hon. Philip A. Gruccio (ret) 

Steven B. Harz 


Patrick E. Hobbs 

Hon. Lawrence R. Jones 

Nicholas Kant 

Hon. Laura M. LeWinn 




Gary L. Mason 

Timothy F. McGoughran 



David F. Salvaggio 

Floyd Shapiro 

Rayman L. Solomon 

Linda A. Tancs 

Richard D. Trenk 

Charles J. Vinicombe 


William A. Krais 

MALPRACTICE INSURANCE 

CHAIR 

Frederick J. Dennehy 



P.O. Box 10 


732-855-6158 

fdennehy@wilentz.com 

Marvin J. Brauth 

Michael J. Canning 

Richard A. Grossman 

Alan R. Hammer 


Daniel M. Hurley 

Martin Indik 

Richard M. Keil 

Hon. Jose L. Linares 



Karen P. Randall 

Robert E. Ryan 

Marvin A. Sachs 


William W. Voorhees Jr. 

David L. Wikstrom 



MEDIA LAW 

CHAIR 

John C. Connell 


One Centennial Square 

P.O. Box 3000 


856-354-3074 

FAX: 856-795-0574 

jconnell@archerlaw.com 

James P. Anelli 

Peter G. Banta 

Jennifer A. Borg 

Frank L. Corrado 

Stephen J. DeFeo 

Richard M. Eittreim 

Katherine Hatton 

Robert T. Lehman 


Keith J. Miller 

Jose R. Rivera-Benitez 

Donald A. Robinson 

Bruce S. Rosen 

Dina L. Sforza 

Peter L. Skolnik 

Thomas H. Ward 



MEDICAL MALPRACTICE 

CHAIR 

Robert G. Hicks 


Kahn Wikstrom & Sinins 

959 South Springfield Ave. 

Springfield, NJ 07081 

973-379-4200 

VICE CHAIR 

Michael A. Ferrara Jr. 

Ferrara Law Firm LLC 

601 Longwood Avenue 


856-779-9500 

FAX: 856-661-0369 

mferrara@ferraralawfirm.com 

Demetrios C. Batsides 

Abbott S. Brown 

Morris Brown 

Benjamin N. Cittadino 

Wilfred P. Coronato 

Paul M. da Costa 

Louis J. DeVoto 

Amos Gern 

Michael J. Heron 

Robert G. Hicks 



Robyn Gnudi Kalocsay 

Michael J. Keating 

Jeffrey M. Keiser 

Jane S. Kelsey 

George J. Kenny 

Roy J. Konray 


Judith Kramer 

Larry L. Leifer 

Jay S. MacNeill 

Arthur J. Messineo Jr. 

Gerald B. O’Connor 

Stephen Piper 

John J. Ratkowitz 

Andrew M. Rockman 

Andrew J. Rossetti 

James X. Sattely Jr. 

Rudolph A. Socey Jr. 

Luretha M. Stribling 


Stephen S. Weinstein 



PARALEGAL 

CHAIR 

Lynne DeRemigio 

Office of the County Counsel 

115 Budd Boulevard 

Woodbury, NJ 08096 

856-384-6890 

FAX: 856-384-6894 

lynde@comcast.net 

VICE CHAIR 

Kandi Moncelsi 

18 Centre Street 

Nutley, NJ 07110 

973-731-9800 

FAX: 973-731-8137 

kandi.moncelsi@verizon.net 

Vincent Ascolese 

Helen Carras 

Erin A. Decker 

Maria M. DeFilippis 

Candece H. Duclos 

JoAnne Haffeman 

Glenn A. Harris 

Edward M. Kissling 

Mathew Laskowski 

Barbara Miller-Baum 

Fareeda Pathan 

Jeffrey B. Reaves 

Sharon K. Roth 

Dorothy Secol 

Marc D. Singer 

Barbara Ann Smith 



RENEWABLE ENERGY, 

CLEANTECH AND CLIMATE 

CHANGE 

CO-CHAIRS 

Maura E. Blau 

Farer Fersko PC 

600 South Avenue West 


908-789-8550 

FAX: 908-789-8660 

mblau@farerlaw.com 

Marshall McLean 

Reed Smith LLP 



609-524-2043 

marshallmclean@gmail.com 

William R. Kugelman 

L. Stephen Pastor 






SCHOOL LAW 

CHAIR 

John G. Geppert Jr. 

Schwartz Simon Edelstein 

Celso & Kessler LLP 

P.O. Box 2355 


973-301-0001 

FAX: 301-0203 

jgeppert@sseck.com 

Cherie L. Adams 

Elizabeth Athos 

Martin M. Barger 

Hanifa L. Barnes 

Richard H. Bauch 

Allison Becht 

Cynthia A. Bernstein-Goun 

Joanne L. Butler 


Jonathan F. Cohen 

Jonathan S. Corchnoy 

Athina Lekas Cornell 

Anthony D’Elia 


Daniel R. Esposito 

Philip Feintuch 

Richard A. Friedman 

Hon. Lois H. Goodman 

Louis J. Greco 

Amy R. Guerin 

Susan S. Hodges 

George M. Holland 

Cynthia J. Jahn 


Thomas O. Johnston 

John D. Jordan 

Andrea L. Kahn 

Thomas R. Kobin 

Douglas J. Kovats 

Bonnie Leibowitz-Carchi 

Maria M. Lepore 


Viola S. Lordi 

James M. McCreedy 

Lisa Maria Michura 

Teresa L. Moore 

Karin White Morgen 

Kenneth I. Nowak 

Douglas F. Ortelere 

Linda G. Ott 

Martin F. Pfleger 

James L. Polosia Jr. 

Ned P. Rogovoy 

David B. Rubin 

Tracey Schneider 

David G. Sciarra 

Anthony P. Sciarrillo 

Joanne Sorrentino 

Rebecca K. Spar 

Carl Tanksley Jr. 

Jennifer Rosen Valverde 

Glen J. Vida 


Guy A. Whitlock 

Todd S. Wilson 


Douglas J. Steinhardt 

SECURITIES LITIGATION 

AND REGULATORY 

ENFORCEMENT 

CO-CHAIRS 

Jeffrey W. Herrmann 

Cohn & Lifland 

1 Park 80 Plaza West 

Saddle Brook, NJ 07003 

201-845-9600 

FAX: 201-845-9423 

jwh@njlawfirm.com 

Claude E. Salomon 

LeClairRyan 

1 Riverfront Plaza 16th Floor 


973-491-3382 

FAX: 973-491-3440 

cesalomon@aol.com 

Brian F. Amery 

Amy Bard 

Mitchell H. Cobert 

Richard D. De Vita 

William A. Despo 

Matthew Farley 

Paul J. Fishman 

Hon. Alan B. Handler (ret) 

John C. Kelly 

Dennis R. LaFiura 

Paul A. Lieberman 

Allyn Z. Lite 

John B. Livelli 

Brian F. McDonough 


Donald A. Robinson 

Lawrence M. Rolnick 

Jerome M. Selvers 

Ira M. Starr 

Michael J. Sullivan 

Richard C. Szuch 

David P. Wadyka 

Franklin L. Widmann 

Edwin A. Zipf 



SENIOR LAWYERS 

CHAIR 


Rebenack Aronow Mascolo 

Miller, LLP 



732-247-3600 

FAX: 732-247-3630 

amiller@rammlaw.com 


Seymour Chase 



John Fiorello 

Mary Jean Gallagher 



Joel A. Kobert 

Judith Kramer 

Stephen N. Maskaleris 



Saul A. Wolfe 


Sandra T. Ayres 

SPECIAL CIVIL PART 

CHAIR 

I. Mark Cohen 

One Executive Drive 

Tinton Falls, NJ 07701 

732-741-9500 

FAX: 732-741-0226 

imc@imarcohenesq.com 

VICE CHAIR 

Russell P. Goldman 

121 Highway 36, Suite 130 

West Long Branch, NJ 07765 

732-263-9700 

FAX: 732-263-9754 

rgoldman@goldmanlaw 

firm.com 

Thomas A. Clark III 

Martin L. Duyk 

Richard S. Eichenbaum 

Donald V. Feeley 

Glenn T. Gavan 

Bruce E. Gudin 


Thomas A. Hogan 

John M. Krenzel 

Steven Lang 

Robyn Latman 

Joshua M. Levin 

Gary S. Lewis 


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ATLANTIC (JUNE) 

PRESIDENT 

Alan J. Cohen 

McAllister Hyberg White & 

Cohen PC 

2111 New Road 

Suite 105 

Northfield, NJ 08225 

609-407-1000 

FAX: 609-407-1010 

acohen@mhwclaw.com 


Donna M. Taylor 

VICE PRESIDENT 

Donna Michael-Ziereis 

TREASURER 

Ralph A. Paolone 

SECRETARY 

Samantha S. Wolf 


Murray A. Talasnik 


Stephanie Albrecht-Pedrick 

Richard J. Albuquerque 

Alexander J. Barrera 

Jenna Marie Cook 

Janet Gravitz 

Sheila F. Hughes 

James T. Hunt Jr. 

Richard M. King 

Joseph A. Levin 

Gina Merritt-Epps 

Bard L. Shober 

Jerry H. Steiner 

Daniel G. Tracy 

Raymond J. Went 

Eric M. Wood 


Mary Williams Berard 

1201 Bacharach Boulevard 

Atlantic City, NJ 08401 

609-345-3444 

FAX: 609-345-6279 

atcobara@aol.com 

BERGEN (APRIL) 

PRESIDENT 

Steven R. Klein 

Cole Schotz Meisel Forman 

& Leonard 


P.O. Box 800 


201-489-3000 

sklein@coleschotz.com 


Deborah Gross-Quatrone 


William C. Bochet 


Gerald R. Salerno 

TREASURER 

Linda H. Schwager 

SECRETARY 

Robert E. Laux 


Anthony M. Carlino 


Andrew J. Cevasco 

David Edelberg 

Michael J. Epstein 

Darrell M. Felsenstein 

Jason E. Foy 

John L. Higgins III 

Thomas Loikith 

Joseph A. Maurice 

Eileen Mulroy 

Gregg A. Padovano 

Cynthia A. Petrowsky 

Gail L. Price 

Douglas V. Sanchez 

Lawrence M. Simon 

Marcia K. Werner 


Frank O’Marra Jr. 

The George W. Newman Law 

Building 

15 Bergen Street 


201-488-0044 

FAX: 201-488-0073 

cmcintyre@bergenbar.org 

BURLINGTON (JUNE) 

PRESIDENT 

Sharon M. Dostmann 

3 Cooper Plaza 

Suite 316 

Camden, NJ 08103 

856-968-7859 

FAX: 856-968-8390 

dostmann-sharon@cooper 

health.edu 


Timothy S. Farrow 


Janice L. Heinold 

TREASURER 

Katherine D. Hartman 

SECRETARY 

Roger Lai 


Edward W. Hoffman 


Mary Ellen Burns 

Joan M. Burke 

Elizabeth M. Garcia 

Douglas L. Heinold 

Richard C. Klein 

Matthew Litt 

Pamela A. Mulligan 

Richard J. Nocella 

Mary Ann C. O’Brien 

Jennifer Stonerod 

Kevin Walker 


Kara E. Edens 

45 Grant Street 

Mount Holly, NJ 08060 

856-261-4542 

FAX: 856-261-5423 

karaedens@burlcobar.org 

CAMDEN (NOVEMBER) 

PRESIDENT 

Linda W. Eynon 

210 Silvia Street 


609-718-9353 

FAX: 609-538-1507 

linda_eynon@horizon 

njhealth.com 


Louis R. Lessig 


Brenda Lee Eutsler 


Gary W. Boguski 

TREASURER 

Casey Price 

SECRETARY 

Jenifer G. Fowler 




Charles C. Bratton II 

Carol A. Cannerelli 

Ira R. Deiches 

Eric G. Fikry 

Adam Gersh 

Louis G. Guzzo 

Ronald G. Lieberman 

Justin T. Loughry 

Ellen M. McDowell 

Steven J. Polansky 

Jerrold N. Poslusny Jr. 

Carl Ahrens Price 

John F. Renner 

William Tobolsky 

John A. Zohlman III 

YOUNG LAWYER TRUSTEE 

Michael V. Madden 

OMBUDSPERSON 

Robert G. Harbeson 


Laurence B. Pelletier 

1040 North Kings Highway 

Suite 201 


856-482-0620 

FAX: 856-482-0637 

lbp@camdencountybar.org 

CAPE MAY (NOVEMBER) 

PRESIDENT 

Andrew Catanese 

Monzo Catanese 

211 South Main Street 

Cape May Courthouse, NJ 

08210 

609-463-4601 

FAX: 609-463-4606 

acatanese@monzolaw.com 


Ellen Nicholson Byrne 

SECRETARY 

Mark Hanson 


J. Christopher Gibson 


Seth A. Fuscellaro 

Joanne D. Kay 

Andrea P. McHugh 

Jeffrey R. Lindsay 

Jennifer K. Russo-Belles 


Michele Devine-Hartnett 

9 North Main Street 

P.O. Box 425 

Cape May Courthouse, NJ 

08210 

609-463-0313 

FAX: 609-463-1656 

cmcba@comcast.net 

CUMBERLAND (JULY) 

PRESIDENT 

Michael Testa Jr. 

424 Landis Avenue 

Vineland, NJ 08360 


856-691-2300 

FAX: 856-691-5655 

mtestajr@basile.testa.com 


Louis Shapiro 


Rebecca Bertram 

SECRETARY 

Jennifer Webb McRae 

TREASURER 

Joseph Chiarello 


Brendan Kavanagh 


Emily Buonadonna 

Andrew Johns 

Evan Lide 

Vincent Pancari 

Lauren Van Embden 

Charles Wettstein 

Beth White 

Justin White 


LouAnn Ferrari-Brooks 

P.O. Box 2374 

Vineland, NJ 08362 

856-696-5550 

FAX: 856-696-5558 

lbrooks@cumbnjbarassoc.org 

ESSEX (APRIL) 

PRESIDENT 

Jane S. Kelsey 

Lum Drasco & Positan 



973-403-9000 

FAX: 973-403-9021 

jkelsey@lumlaw.com 


Alan I. Model 


Robert C. Scrivo 

TREASURER 

Thomas F. Quinn 

SECRETARY 

Kenneth A. Rosenberg 


Yvette Gibbons 

TRUSTEES 

Marvin C. Adames 

Francine M. Aster 

Edna Y. Baugh 

Terryann K. Bradley 

Raj Gadhok 

Judith A. Hartz 

Keri Logosso 

Andrew J. Renda Jr. 

Matthew S. Schultz 


David Stein 

Kevin G. Walsh 


Wendy E. Deer 

470 Martin Luther King Jr. 

Boulevard, B01 


973-622-6207 

FAX: 973-622-2431 

wsdeer@essexbar.com 

GLOUCESTER (JUNE) 

PRESIDENT 

James L. Capobianco 

P.O. Box 338 


856-478-2011 

FAX: 856-384-9580 

jlcapobianco@verizon.net 


Jon M. Demasi 

TREASURER 

Donald L. Kingett 

SECRETARY 

Susan Purvin 


Katrina Vitale 


Shannon Cornelius 

Anthony J. DiMarino 

Lewis Fichera 

Julie R. Freeman 

Craig H. Klayman 

Benjamin Morgan 

William Popjoy 

Steven Richardson 

Mark B. Shoemaker 

Ronald Sierzega 

Ronald Uzdavinis 

Henry M. Weinfeld 


Lynn A. Silverstein 

P.O. Box 338 


856-848-4071 

FAX: 856-384-9580 

baroffice@gcbanj.org 

HUDSON (JANUARY) 

PRESIDENT 

Judith Q. Bielan 

420 Broadway 

Bayonne, NJ 07002 

201-436-1198 

FAX: 201-436-0314 

jqb@bielanlaw.com 


Cataldo F. Fazio 


Brian J. Neary 


Norberto A. Garcia 

RECORDING SECRETARY 

Stephen J. McCurrie 

MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY 

Mitzi Galis-Menendez 

TREASURER 

Gregory G. Diebold 


Stanley R. Pietruska 


Joseph M. Aronds 

Deborah B. Austin 

Gerald H. Baker 

Brunilda Bonilla 

John Burke 

Lori Cieckiewicz 

Charles M. D’Amico 

James C. Dowden 

Kimberly I. Espinales- 

Maloney 

Gregory T. Farmer 

Brian C. Freeman 

Hon. Leonard Hornstein (ret) 

Leo J. Hurley 

Charles F. Kenny 

Sharon Rivenson Mark 

Mark J. McPherson 

Julio C. Morejon 

Frances Nicotra 

Robert M. Peluso 

George Rios 

Bennett Robbins 

Marybeth Rogers 

Joseph T. Ryan 

Otto J. Scerbo 

Debra Simon 

John T. Sullivan 

Christine Vanek 

Michael Wittenberg 

Nadya M. Zerquera 


Lisa A. Burke 



201-798-4708 

lburke.hcbalaw@verizon.net 

HUNTERDON (JUNE) 

PRESIDENT 

Robert J. Shanahan 

Kilcommons & Shanahan LLC 

1322 Route 31 North 

Annandale, NJ 08801 

908-713-1862 

FAX: 908-713-9717 

robert@kscounsel.com 


Joseph F. Trinity 


Steven C. Lember 

TREASURER 

Christopher J. Trofimov 

SECRETARY 

Michelle M. Cresti 


Anthony P. Kearns III 


Mary Rose Mott 


Judith A. Novak 

Gregory J. Palakow 

John H. Rittley 

Alison Dyer Trofimov 

Franklin G. Whittlesey 


Jeannine A. Gorman 

P.O. Box 573 

Annandale, NJ 08801 

908-236-6109 

FAX: 908-236-6119 

hcbc@comcast.net 

MERCER (JANUARY) 

PRESIDENT 

Michael R. Paglione 

Szaferman Lakind Blumstein 

Blader & Lehmann 

101 Grovers Mill Road 

Suite 104 

Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 

609-275-0400 

FAX: 609-779-6069 

mpaglione@szaferman.com 


Christine M. Gravelle 


Nicholas C. Travisano 

SECRETARY 

Dorothy E. Bolinsky 

TREASURER 

Samuel M. Gaylord 


Denise M. Mariani 


Joseph L. Bocchini Jr. 

James L. Creegan 

Colleen M. Crocker 

Brian J. Duff 

Michelle S. Gasparian 

Richard B. Gelade 

Stacey M. Geurds 

Peter F. Kelly 

Robert E. Lytle 

Roger S. Mitchell 

Angelo J. Onofri 

Raymond C. Staub 

Angelo A. Stio III 





Jennifer D. Zoschak 


Christine S. Brennan 

1245 White Horse 

Mercerville Road 

Suite 420 

Mercerville, NJ 08619 

609-585-6200 

FAX: 609-585-5537 

cbrennan@mercerbar.com 

MIDDLESEX (MAY) 

PRESIDENT 

Thomas J. Denitzio Jr. 


Davis 

P.O. Box 5600 


732-549-5600 

tdenitzio@greenbaumlaw.com 


John P. Paone Jr. 


Renee Anthony 


Tara Auciello 

TREASURER 

Ellen F. Schwartz 

SECRETARY 

Craig M. Aronow 


Edward J. Rebenack 


Nicole Albert 

Joshua Altman 

Richard D. Barker 

Daniel N. Epstein 

Angela Foster 

Darren M. Gelber 

William Isele 

Louis J.R. Kady 

John J. Kane 

Bruce J. Kaplan 

Joseph V. Leone 

Robert R. Levinson 

Louis J. Seminski Jr. 

Peter Tu 

Hon. Rosemarie R. Williams 

(ret) 


Jonathan P. Cowles 

87 Bayard Street 


732-828-3433 ext. 102 

FAX: 732-828-5862 

jcowles@mcbalaw.com 

MONMOUTH (MAY) 

PRESIDENT 

Craig S. Laughlin 

2814 Highway 35 

P.O. Box 7 

Hazlet, NJ 07730 

732-264-6000 

FAX: 732-264-6796 

claughlin@monmouth 

lawyers.com 


James Paone II 


James M. Newman 


Peter C. Lucas 

TREASURER 

Marie A. Accardi 

SECRETARY 

Ronald T. Catelli 


Robert A. Honecker Jr. 


Brian E. Ansell 

Scott J. Basen 

F. Bradford Batcha 

Samuel Carotenuto 

Susan G. Clark 

I. Mark Cohen 

Angela W. Dalton 

Joseph F. Defino 

Paul H. Frankel 

Douglas J. Kovats 

David A. Laughlin 

Gary E. Linderoth 

Alexander D. Lehrer 

Anne J. O’Connor 

Allison Ansell Ryan 

Kenneth L. Thomson 

Carol J. Truss 

Nicole L. Sonneblick 

Jessica S. Strugibenetti 

Peter E. Warshaw 


Tracey A. Settipane 

Monmouth County Court 

House 


732-431-5544 

FAX: 732-431-2843 

tmaciewicz.monmouth 

bar@verizon.net 

MORRIS (JANUARY) 

PRESIDENT 

Debra S. Weisberg 

Donohue Hagan Klein 

Newsome & O’Donnell 

360 Mt. Kemble Avenue 


973-627-7300 

FAX: 973-627-0869 

dweisberg@dhkno.com 


Brian Fruehling 


Allan Iskra 


Mark Wechsler 

TREASURER 

John P. Robertson 

SECRETARY 

Diana Manning 


Roy Evans 


Robin Bogan 

Lauren V. Borrone 

Anthony Della Pelle 

Robert E. Dunn 

Patrick Galligan 

Stephanie F. Hagan 

Andrew R. Jacobs 

Devanshi Modi 

Vijayant Pawar 

James Porfido 

Patricia Roche 

Jennifer M. Vuotto 

Linda Mainenti Walsh 


Nancy M. Bangiola 

28 Schuyler Place 


973-267-6089 

FAX: 973-605-8325 

nbangiola@morriscounty 

bar.com 

OCEAN (JUNE) 

PRESIDENT 

Jeffrey McWeeney 

635 Duquesne Boulevard 

Brick, NJ 08723 

732-920-8383 

FAX: 732-920-8885 

jmcweeney@kkjlawfirm.com 


Arthur F. Leyden III 


John G. Ducey 


Laura M. Halm 

TREASURER 

Maryanne Calvetto 

SECRETARY 

Robert A. Bauer 


Alan J. Cornblatt 


Stacie A. Brustman 

Lynne A. Dunn 

Eugenia M. Lynch 

Daniel D. Olszak Jr. 

Marianna C. Pontoriero 

Ronald E. Prusek 

Richard M. Sevrin 

Terance L. Turnbach 

Renee T. White 


Karin Poola 

P.O. Box 381 


732-240-3666 

FAX: 732-240-4907 

ocba@verizon.net 

PASSAIC (JULY) 

PRESIDENT 

Daniel J. Yablonsky 

Yablonsky & Associates 

1430 Route 23, North 

Wayne, NJ 07470 

973-686-3800 

FAX: 973-686-3801 

dyab@yablaw.com 


Jeffrey M. Fiorello 


Richard J. Baldi 

TREASURER 

Louis J. Serafini 

SECRETARY 

Charles Rabolli Jr. 


Ronda Casson Controneo 


Philip M. Adelman 

Arnold S. Cohen 

Matthew D. DiBrino 

Jared E. Drill 

Robert J. Galluccio 

Thomas M. Kaczka 

Maria J. LaSala 

Francis J. Leddy Jr. 

N. Noelle Letcher 

Matthew V. Markosian 


Franco Mazzei 

Ramsey Merhi 

Sohail Mohammed 

Joseph C. Perconti 

Thomas R. Raimondi 

Douglas Schwartz 

Jessica Ragno Sprague 

Robert L. Stober 

Mary Tom 

Jason C. Tuchman 

Raymond S. Vivino 

Henry C. Walentowicz 


YOUNG LAWYERS DESIGNEE 

Jonas K. Seigel 


Karen A. Corsi 

401 Grand Street, 3rd Floor 

Paterson, NJ 07505 

973-345-4585 

FAX: 973-279-6015 

karen.corsi@verizon.net 

SALEM (MAY) 

PRESIDENT 

Bruce H. Sherman 

38 West Avenue 

P.O. Box 325 

Woodstown, NJ 08098 

856-769-5711 

bshermanlaw@comcast.net 


David Avedissian 

TREASURER 

Tina DiNicola 

SECRETARY 

Michelle E. Roberson 

SOMERSET (JUNE) 

PRESIDENT 

Steven A. Karg 

Norris McLaughlin & Marcus 

P.O. Box 5933 


908-722-0700 

FAX: 908-722-0755 

sakarg@nmmlaw.com 


James J. Moloughney 


Patricia S. Robinson 


Mark T. Mayrides 

SECRETARY 

Amy Wechsler 

TREASURER 

Jeralyn L. Lawrence 


Diane K. Smith 


Jodi Lee Alper 

Michele E. D’Onofrio 

Michael Fedun 

Tara L. Johnson 

Francesco A. Taddeo 

Rachel A. Wingerter 


Carol Ann Winder 

P.O. Box 1095 

20 North Bridge St. 

HCH 325 

Somerville, NJ 

908-685-2323 

FAX: 908-685-9839 

cawinder@somersetbar.com 

SUSSEX (JUNE) 

PRESIDENT 

John Ursin 

Courter Kobert & Cohen 



973-726-0555 

FAX: 973-729-3809 

jeu@ckclaw.com 


David Dumbroff 


Amy Gjelsvik 

TREASURER 

Lauren McFadden 

SECRETARY 

Nancy Reading 


Thomas J. Reed 


Arlene Albino 

Colleen Cunningham 

Kevin Kelly 

Ann Pompelio 

John Williams 

UNION (DECEMBER) 

PRESIDENT 

Carol A. Jeney 

Jeney Jeney & O’Connor 

1953 Westfield Avenue 

Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 

908-322-9191 

FAX: 908-322-2036 


Theresa E. Mullen 


Janet L. Pisansky 

SECRETARY 

Eric G. Kahn 

TREASURER 

Robert J. Jeney Jr. 

PARLIAMENTARIAN 

David L. Wikstrom 


Katherine A. Suplee 


Jon-Henry Barr 

Regina C. Caulfield 

John M. Deitch 

Joseph P. Depa Jr. 

Donald A. DiGioia 

Kathleen B. Estabrooks 

Edward J. Kologi 

Linda E. Mallozzi 

Ann M. Merritt 

Robert L. Munoz 

Frederic J. Regenye 

Gary E. Roth 

YOUNG LAWYER TRUSTEE 

Heather C. Keith 


Jeffrey M. Clar 

2 Broad Street 1st Floor 


908-354-5984 

jmclar@uclaw.com 

WARREN (SEPTEMBER) 

PRESIDENT 

Chad R. Williams 

Warren County Bar Association 

413 Second Street 

Belvidere, NJ 07823 

908-387-1835 

warrencountybar@yahoo.com 


Bonita Bourke 


Michael J. McDonald 

SECRETARY 

John Abromitis 

TREASURER 

Nicole Lenar 


Jessica Cardone 

Richard Wenner 

Sandra Woolcock 



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AMERICAN ACADEMY OF 

MATRIMONIAL 

LAWYERS–NEW JERSEY 

CHAPTER 

PRESIDENT 

Richard J. Singer 

Skoloff & Wolfe 



973-992-0900 

FAX: 973-992-0301 

rsinger@skoloffwolfe.com 


Madeline Marzano- 

Lesnevich 


John P. Paone Jr. 


Cary Cheifetz 

TREASURER 

Robert Adinolfi 

SECRETARY 

Bruce Chase 


Dale Console 

ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN 

LAWYERS ASSOCIATION OF 

NEW JERSEY 

PRESIDENT 

Aney K. Chandy 

One Washington Park 

Suite 1401-CC 


973-617-5707 

FAX: 973-617-4043 

Aneyk.chandy@toysrus.com 


Sapana Shah 


Eric Fikry 

SECRETARY 

Eric Wong 

TREASURER 

Paul Yoon 


David Kwon 

ASSOCIATION OF BLACK 

WOMEN LAWYERS 

PRESIDENT 

Charisse M. Penalver 

Office of the Attorney General 

P.O. Box 112 


609-292-5214 

FAX: 609-984-2660 

charisse.penalver@dol.lps. 

state.nj.us 

ASSOCIATION OF 

CRIMINAL DEFENSE 

LAWYERS 

PRESIDENT 

William H. Buckman 

110 Marter Avenue 

Suite 209 

Moorestown, NJ 08057 

856-608-9797 

FAX: 856-608-6244 

wbuckman@hbuckman.com 


Leslie Stolbof Sinemus 

VICE PRESIDENTS 

Timothy M. Donohue 

Darren Gelber 

Joseph D. Rotella 

SECRETARY/TREASURER 

Michael A. Baldassare 


Donald A. DiGioia 


Christopher D. Adams 

John A. Azzarello 

Howard W. Bailey 

Stacy Ann Biancamano 

Paul B. Brickfield 

Edward J. Byrne 

Michael D’Alessio Jr. 

Randy P. Davenport 

Lois A. DeJulio 

Judith B. Fallon 

Linda D. Foster 


Daniel V. Gautieri 

Susan C. Green 

Roy B. Greenman 

Nicholas C. Harbist 

Sharon Bittner Kean 

Gina Mendola Longarzo 

Jeffrey S. Mandel 

Allan Marain 

Johnie Mask 

Leah McGarry Morris 

David R. Oakley 

John J. O’Reilly 

Michael N. Pedicini 

Richard F.X. Regan 

Richard J. Sapinski 

Richardo Solano Jr. 

Michael J. Sullivan 

Peter R. Willis 


Ginny Whipple Berkner 

P.O. Box 180 

West Allenhurst, NJ 07711 

732-517-1533 

FAX: 732-531-0397 

gwbacdl@aol.com 

ASSOCIATION OF THE 

FEDERAL BAR OF NEW 

JERSEY (AFBNJ) 

PRESIDENT 

John P. Lacey 




973-535-0500 

FAX: 973-535-9217 

jlacey@connellfoley.com 


Lisa J. Rodriguez 


Lawrence S. Lustberg 


Gerald Krovatin 

SECRETARY 

Anne M. Patterson 

TREASURER 

Paul H. Zoubek 


Dennis J. Drasco 


Gregory J. Bevelock 

Stacy Ann Biancamano 

Raymond M. Brown 


Edward J. Dauber 

Adam K. Derman 

Stephen N. Dermer 

Jerry Fitzgerald English 

Jeremy D. Frey 


Robert M. Goodman 

David L. Harris 

Peter C. Harvey 

Thomas E. Hastings 

Mary Sue Henifin 



James R. Lacey 


Wendy Johnson Lario 

Joseph P. LaSala 

Michael S. Meisel 

Alan S. Naar 

Paul G. Nittoly 

Mark S. Olinsky 


A. Ross Pearlson 

James A. Plaisted 

K. Roger Plawker 

Frederick B. Polak 

William T. Reilly 

Philip R. Sellinger 

Susan M. Sharko 

Jeffrey D. Smith 

Susan E. Volkert 


Liza M. Walsh 



P.O. Box 172 


732-517-0727 

FAX: 732-531-0397 

gwhippberk@aol.com 

GARDEN STATE BAR 

ASSOCIATION 

PRESIDENT 

Gwendolyn J. Williams 

205 Pomona Avenue 


973-705-3029 

FAX: 973-923-6439 

gwen.williams@njecpo.org 


Thomas M. Jackson 



SECRETARY 

Steven G. Hockaday 

TREASURER 

Nina D. Bonner 

HISPANIC BAR 

ASSOCIATION 

PRESIDENT 

Miguel Alexander Pozo 

Lowenstein Sandler PC 



973-597-6121 

FAX: 973-591-6123 

mpozo@lowenstein.com 



Suzette T. Rodriguez 


Jose I. Bastarrika 

RECORDING SECRETARY 

Louis Acevedo 

TREASURER 

Alan B. Cardenas 


George Rios 


Carlos M. Bollar 

Juan Cartagena 

Ziola Cassanova 

Melinda Colon 

Elvin Esteves 

Daniel Guadalupe 

Julia A. Lopez 

J. Andres Mayor 

Jaclyn Medina 

Carmen Mendiola 

Edward J. Mullins III 

Evelyn Padin 

Michael J. Plata 

Nuris E. Portuondo 

Jose Rivera-Benitez 

Jackeline Biddle Shuler 

Anna Maria Tejada 

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 

Masiel Valentin 

P.O. Box 25562 


KOREAN-AMERICAN BAR 

ASSOCIATION OF NEW 

JERSEY 

PRESIDENT 

Michael K. Chong 

Korean-American Bar 

Association of New Jersey 

P.O. Box 184 


201-683-5256 

kabanewjersey@yahoo.com 


Junie Hann 


Claire Yunjeong Choi 

NEW JERSEY ASSOCIATION 

FOR JUSTICE, INC. 

(FORMERLY ATLA-NJ) 

PRESIDENT 

Michael A. Galpern 

Locks Law Firm 


Suite 500 


856-663-8200 

FAX: 856-661-8400 

mgalpern@lockslaw.com 


Joseph C. Grassi 


Scott G. Leonard 


Francisco J. Rodriguez 

TREASURER 

Garry R. Salomon 

SECRETARY 



Jonathan Koles 


Cornelius J. Larkin, CAE, CMP 

150 West State Street 


609-396-0096 

FAX: 609-396-2463 

clarkin@nj-justice.org 

NEW JERSEY CORPORATE 

COUNSEL ASSOCIATION 

PRESIDENT 

Valerie J. Camara 

Merck 

P.O. Box 2000 

RY-60-30 

Rahway, NJ 07065 

732-594-3902 

FAX: 732-594-1590 

valerie_camara@merck.com 


Evan M. Turtz 

TREASURER 

Philip Crowley 

SECRETARY 

Martin J. Carrara 


Lee Braem 


Gail Girard 

15 Pierhead Drive 

Barnegat, NJ 08005 

609-312-7772 

FAX: 609-607-0236 

njcca@comcast.net 

NEW JERSEY CREDITORS 

BAR ASSOCIATION 

PRESIDENT 

Sheldon J. Pressler 

7 Entin Road 


973-753-5100 

FAX: 973-753-5353 

spressler@presslerpressler.com 

TREASURER 

Harry Friedland 


Marc Bressler 

Richard Eichenbaum 

Stanton Freeman 

Philip A. Kahn 

Thomas Meisenbacher 

Art Raimon 


Gerard J. Felt 

P.O. Box 5873 


973-753-5100 

FAX: 973-753-5353 

gfelt@pressler-pressler.com 

NEW JERSEY DEFENSE 

ASSOCIATION 

PRESIDENT 

Joseph J. Garvey 

204 Courthouse Lane 


732-341-1212 

FAX: 732-240-6704 

jgarvey@courthouselane.com 


Edward J. Fanning Jr. 

VICE PRESIDENT–NORTH 

Scott T. Glennon 

VICE PRESIDENT–CENTRAL 

Chad Moore 

VICE PRESIDENT–SOUTH 

Eleanore A. Rogalski 

SECRETARY 

Mark A. Saloman 


Joanne Vos 


Stephen Banks 

John Cinti 

Michele Haas 

Gregory McGroarty 

Gerald Strachan 


Maryanne R. Steedle 

P.O. Box 463 

Linwood, NJ 08221 

609-927-1180 

FAX: 609-927-4540 

njda@comcast.net 

NEW JERSEY MUSLIM 

LAWYERS ASSOCIATION 

(NJMLA) 

PRESIDENT 

Asaad Siddiqui 

Walder Hayden 

5 Becker Farm Road 


973-992-5300 

FAX: 973-992-1505 

aksiddiqui@whbesqs.com 


Atiya Aftab 

TREASURER 

Sami Shaban 

SECRETARY 

Dalya Youssef 




Hassen Abdellah 

Alan Bowman 

Sami Caforic 

Ehsan Chowdry 

Ahmed Soliman 

NEW JERSEY WOMEN 

LAWYERS ASSOCIATION 

PRESIDENT 

Lynne Anne Anderson 

Porzio, Bromberg & 

Newman 



973-538-4006 

laanderson@pbnlaw.com 


Wendy Johnson Lario 


Heather Boshak 

SECRETARIES 

Laura Conway 

Randi Kochman 

TREASURER 

Suzanne Cerra 


Lynda A. Bennett 

TRUSTEES AT LARGE 

Jessica Stein Allen 

Elizabeth Bair 

Linda Brenneman 

Katie Gummer 

Wendy F. Kelin 

Elizabeth Legiec 

Susan O’Connor 

OTHER LEGAL 

ORGANIZATIONS 


OTHER LEGAL 

ORGANIZATIONS 


Mary S. Raugh 

P.O. Box 4005 

Matawan, NJ 07747 

NJALS…THE ASSOCIATION 

FOR LEGAL 

PROFESSIONALS 

PRESIDENT 

Linda S. Hanley 

25 Jackson Street 

Highlands, NJ 07732 

732-763-5641 

FAX: 732-452-3122 

lhanley@saul.com 


Marie Drangula 


Vicky Fierro 

SECRETARY 

Cecelia Harrison 

TREASURER 

Kathy Nemec 

LEGAL COUNSEL 

Russell J. Fishkind 

Saul Ewing LLP 

750 College Road East 

Suite 100 


609-452-5043 

FAX: 609-452-3122 

rfishkind@saul.com 

TRIAL ATTORNEYS OF NEW 

JERSEY (TANJ) 

PRESIDENT 

Michael J. Marone 

McElroy Deutsch Mulvaney 

& Carpenter 


P.O. Box 2075 


973-993-8100 

FAX: 973-425-0161 

mmarone@mdmc-law.com 


Demetrios C. Batsides 


John D. North 


Harry D. McEnroe 

THIRD VICE PRESIDENT 


SECRETARY/TREASURER 

Paul A. O’Connor III 


Thomas D. Robertson 

PARLIAMENTARIAN 

Edwin R. Matthews 


Christopher R. Carton 

Hon. James D. Clyne 

Hon. Marina Corodemus 

(ret) 

William O. Crutchlow 

Karl F. Friedrichs 

Patrick J. Galligan 


Craig S. Hilliard 

John E. Hogan Jr. 

Richard J. Jones 

Hon. John E. Keefe Sr. (ret) 

Donald W. Kiel 

Robert A. Kirsch 

Hon. Jack L. Lintner (ret) 

Anthony V. Locasio 

Stephen R. Long 

Diane Magram 

Chad M. Moore 

Christopher J. O’Connell 

Anne M. Patterson 

Christopher S. Porrino 

Gerald J. Resnick 

Michael R. Ricciardulli 

Daniel M. Santarsiero 

Cynthia Andras Satter 


Edward G. Sponzilli 

Stephen J. Taylor 

Matthew J. Tharney 

Peter J. Torcicollo 

Hon. M. Allan Vogelson (ret) 

Richard J. Williams Jr. 

Charles E. Woolson 

Michael B. Zerres 



P.O. Box 184 


732-517-1337 

FAX: 732-531-0397 

gwbtanj@aol.com 



BYLAWS 

ARTICLE I 

Membership 

1. Any person who is a member in good standing of 

the Bar of New Jersey or who holds a limited 

license to practice law in New Jersey shall be eligible 

for general membership in this Association, 

which shall be a condition to serving as an Officer, 

Trustee, Association Delegate to the American Bar 

Association House of Delegates (“ABA Delegate”), 

or a member of the Nominating or Judicial and 

Prosecutorial Appointments Committees. 

2. Any person who is neither a member, a holder 

of a limited license nor has been disbarred or 

suspended from the Bar of New Jersey shall be 

eligible for associate membership provided the 

person is: 

(a.) A member in good standing of the bar of 

any other jurisdiction; 

(b.) Any student who is enrolled in any ABAaccredited 

law school; 

(c.) Any person employed by a law firm, corporate 

or government legal department, judicial 

or legal agency, or other entity devoted 

primarily to the practice of law, regardless 

of the title by which the person is classified 

with the entity, if such person devotes all 

working time to the performance of managerial 

and administrative duties connected 

with the entity; 

(d.) A paralegal/legal assistant who is qualified 

through education, training, or work experience, 

is employed or retained by a lawyer, 

law office, governmental agency or other 

entity in a capacity or function which 

involves the performance, under the direction 

and supervision of a lawyer, of specifically 

delegated substantive legal work, 

which work, for the most part, requires 

sufficient knowledge of legal concepts 

that, absent that paralegal or legal assistant, 

the lawyer would perform the task; 

(e.) A person who is a dean, teacher or professor 

of law at an ABA-accredited law school; or 

(f.) A person employed by a law firm, corporation 

or governmental department, judicial 

or legal agency, or other entity devoted primarily 

to the practice of law, whose duties 

are those of law librarian, and who by training 

and qualifications is capable of rendering 

special services or being of assistance to 

lawyers incident to their utilization of a law 

library. 

Associate members shall not be eligible to vote 

or hold office in this Association or in any 

Section or Division. 

3. The Board of Trustees, by two-thirds vote, 

may elect such persons as it deems fit to distinguished 

membership in the Association. 

Distinguished members shall not be eligible 

to vote or hold office in this Association, or in 

any Section or Division thereof, unless they 

are eligible to vote and hold office under section 

1 of this Article. 

4. A person who has been a general member of 

this Association for 40 years shall become a 

general member emeritus. 

5. Membership shall terminate upon disbarment 

or resignation and shall cease during the period 

of any suspension from the practice of law. 

6. (a) A member may be expelled, suspended or 

censured for conduct which brings discredit 

to the Association. The power shall rest 

exclusively in the Board of Trustees, which 

may authorize the President to appoint a 

committee of three to hear complaints or 

grievances against a member. 

(b) A member shall receive thirty (30) days notice 

in writing of any complaint made against 

him or her. The notice shall specify the 

charges against the member and shall advise 

the member of the time and place of the 

hearing, which shall be held either before the 

Board of Trustees or a committee appointed 

in accordance with this section. The complainant 

shall be copied on the notice. 

(c) Both the complainant and the member may 

appear, be represented by counsel and present 

evidence on their behalf. If the hearing 

is held before a committee, the committee 

shall report its findings in writing to the 

Board of Trustees, which shall then decide 

whether or not to expel, suspend or censure 

the member. 

(d) Expulsion, suspension or censure of a 

member shall require a two-third (2/3) vote 

of the Board of Trustees. Any suspension 

decision of the Board of Trustees shall also 

include terms of reinstatement for the 

member, which shall then be conveyed to 

the member in writing. A suspended member 

may apply to the Board of Trustees for 

reinstatement following the period of suspension 

and upon meeting the terms of 

reinstatement. A suspended member shall 

be reinstated upon a majority vote of the 

Board of Trustees. 

(e) All proceedings, including the filing of a 

complaint, shall be confidential and not 

made public unless an accused member is 

expelled, suspended or censured. At such 

time as the Board of Trustees votes to expel, 

suspend or censure a member, the Board of 

Trustees shall also decide, in its discretion, 

whether the investigative reports, the complaint 

or the disciplinary decision by the 

Board of Trustees shall be made public. 

7. Wherever these Bylaws use the words “from the 

county”, “from a county” or “from that county” 

they shall be construed to mean the county 

annually designated by the member. Such designation 

shall be limited to (1) the county in 

which the member’s home is located; (2) the 

county in which the member’s office is located; 

or (3) the county which is the member’s primary 

county of practice and in which the member 

is a member of the county bar association. 

Should a member fail to designate a county, the 

address that is used by the Association to mail 

official member information shall be used to 

determine the county designation. 

8. Wherever these Bylaws use the terms “Specialty 

Bar Association” or “Specialty Bar” they shall be 

construed to mean the Asian Pacific American 

Lawyers Association of New Jersey, Association of 

Black Women Lawyers of New Jersey, Garden State 

Bar Association, Hispanic Bar Association of New 

Jersey, New Jersey Women Lawyers Association 

and such other associations as shall be designated 

periodically by the Board of Trustees. 

ARTICLE II 

Dues 

1. Dues shall be payable annually in an amount 

and manner fixed by the Board of Trustees from 

time to time, provided that general members 

emeritus, distinguished members and any 

other group designated by the Board of Trustees 

shall be exempt from payment of dues. 

2. The membership of any member who remains 

delinquent in dues for a period of ninety (90) 

days from the time dues become due, after adequate 

notification, shall be terminated. 

ARTICLE III 

Officers and Trustees 

1. The Officers of the Association shall be elected 

from among the general membership of the 

Association and shall be a President, President- 

Elect, First Vice President, Second Vice 

President, Treasurer and Secretary, each of 

whom shall hold office for a term of one year 

and until a successor shall have been elected 

and qualified. 

2. Persons holding judicial positions, other than 

municipal judges, shall not be eligible to be 

Officers or Trustees in the Association. 

3. The President shall preside at all meetings of 

the Association, appoint the members of all 

Committees, except as otherwise provided in 

these bylaws, be an ex officio member of all 

Standing and Special Committees, and perform 

such other duties as the Association or the 

Board of Trustees may direct. In the event of the 

absence of the President, the President-Elect, 

and in the absence of the President-Elect, the 

other Officers in the order in which they are 

named above, shall perform the duties of the 

President. 

4. The President-Elect shall succeed to the 

Presidency for the following term without 

another election to that office. 

5. The Second Vice President shall serve as 

Chairperson of the Long-Term Planning 

Committee. 

6. The Treasurer shall be responsible for the 

receipt of all monies of the Association, shall 

make authorized disbursements, shall render 

to the members of the Association an annual 

written report of all receipts, disbursements, 

assets and liabilities, shall serve as Chairperson 

of the Finance and Operations Committee, and 

shall serve as a member of the Long-Term 

Planning Committee. 

7. The Secretary shall be responsible for the taking 

and keeping of accurate minutes of the meetings 

of the Association and the Board of 

Trustees and shall serve as Vice Chairperson of 

the Long-Term Planning Committee. 

8. Board of Trustees: 

(a.) The Board of Trustees of the Association shall 

consist of the Officers; the Immediate Past 

President; two Trustees from the Young 

Lawyers Division (“Division Trustees”); seven 

Trustees from the Sections and Committees 

(“Section/Committee Trustees”); five At- 

Large Trustees; a designee of the New Jersey 

State Bar Foundation whose term shall run 

concurrently with that of the Foundation’s 

President; and one Trustee from each county 

except Essex County which shall have two 

Trustees. 

(b.) Except for the Officers, the Immediate Past 

President of the Association, and the 

designee of the New Jersey State Bar 

Foundation, who shall each serve during 

their respective terms of office, every 

Trustee shall be elected from among the 

general members of the Association as 

hereinafter provided for a term of two years 

and shall not serve for more than three successive 

terms, although individuals may be 

re-elected or appointed as a Trustee after an 

interval of at least one year. A Trustee 

appointed to serve an unexpired term shall 

be considered to have served one term if 

the time remaining in such term at time of 

appointment shall exceed one year, regardless 

of whether the unexpired term precedes 

or follows an elected term. 

(c.) Every Division Trustee shall be elected 


from, among and by the membership of the 

Division. 

(d.) Every County Trustee shall be elected from, 

among and by the members of the 

Association from that county and, at the 

time of election, shall either reside in or 

maintain an office in that county, provided 

however, that this provision shall have no 

application to Trustees in office at the time 

this amendment is adopted, including all 

consecutive terms thereafter. 

(e.) Every Section/Committee Trustee shall be 

elected from, among and by the Section and 

Committee members, with any Association 

member having no more than one vote. No 

more than one Section/Committee Trustee 

shall be a member of the governing body of 

the same Section and no more than two (2) 

Section/Committee Trustees shall be from 

the same county. 

(f.) Every At-Large Trustee shall be elected 

from, among and by the general members 

of the Association to represent segments of 

the membership not adequately represented 

on the Board of Trustees. The designation 

of these underrepresented segments of 

the membership shall be made by the 

Board of Trustees periodically. 

(g.) One-half of the Division and County 

Trustees shall be elected in each odd-numbered 

year and the remaining one-half shall 

be elected in each even-numbered year. 

Four of the Section/ Committee Trustees 

shall be elected in each odd-numbered year 

and three shall be elected in each evennumbered 

year. Two At-Large Trustees shall 

be elected in each odd-numbered year and 

three At-Large Trustees shall be elected in 

each even-numbered year. 

(h.) In the event that any Trustee fails to maintain 

eligibility for the category to which the 

Trustee is elected, then said Trustee shall 

not be eligible to be re-elected to a successive 

term. 

9. The terms of Officers and Trustees shall commence 

as of the adjournment of the final business 

session of the Annual Meeting and shall 

continue until a successor shall have been 

elected and qualified. 

10. The Board of Trustees may appoint one or more 

Assistant Secretaries, an Assistant Treasurer, an 

Executive Director and such administrative 

staff as it may deem advisable. 

11. The Board of Trustees shall manage the affairs 

and property of the Association. It shall perform 

all other duties required by these Bylaws. 

12. (a) The Board of Trustees shall have full power 

and authority in the interval between meetings 

of the Association to do all acts and to 

perform all functions which the Association 

itself might do or perform except that it 

shall have no power to amend the 

Certificate of Incorporation or the Bylaws 

nor to take any actions inconsistent with 

resolutions of the Association. 

(b) A majority of the whole Board of Trustees 

shall constitute a quorum at any regular or 

special meeting of the Board of Trustees. 

(c) At the discretion of the President, individual 

members of the Board of Trustees may participate 

and vote in any regular or special 

meeting of the Board of Trustees without 

physically attending in person, by means of 

a telephone conference call or any other 

means of communication by which all 

trustees participating are able to hear and 

otherwise communicate effectively with 

each other. Votes may occur either at physical 

meetings, via conference call or through 

electronic vote or such other state of the art 

means as consistent with this bylaw. All voting 

shall be initiated by a motion proposed 

by one member of the Board of Trustees 

and seconded by another. 

(d) At the discretion of the President, and 

unless objected to by a member of the 

Board of Trustees, the Board of Trustees 

may act upon electronically transmitted 

requests for action which cannot abide 

delay to the next regularly scheduled meeting 

of the Board of Trustees and which are 

of such a nature that it is not deemed necessary 

or economical to call for a special 

meeting of the Board of Trustees at which 

all members are directed to physically 

appear. However, in the event any Board 

member objects to this procedure, then the 

President shall call for a meeting of the 

Board, at which time the procedure of 

Paragraph 12(c) above shall be followed. 

13. The Officers and the Immediate Past President 

shall constitute the Executive Committee of the 

Board of Trustees. The Executive Committee 

shall perform such functions as shall be delegated 

to it by the Board of Trustees. 

14. No debts shall be incurred, no contract made 

and no funds appropriated or disbursed without 

the approval of the Board of Trustees. 

15. (a) Any Officer or other Trustee who fails to 

attend three consecutive Board meetings or 

four Board meetings in any twelve-month 

period in the State of New Jersey, shall be 

deemed to have resigned as an Officer or 

Trustee of the Association unless, at the 

next regularly scheduled Board meeting 

immediately following the last such 

absence, this provision is waived by a 

majority vote of the members present. 

(b) The Secretary of the Association shall give 

written notice of these Bylaw provisions to 

any Trustee who misses two consecutive 

Board meetings or three Board meetings in 

any twelve-month period in the State of 

New Jersey, and a copy of said notice shall 

be sent to the president of the County Bar 

Association with respect to a County 

Trustee, the chairman of the Section or 

Committee from which a Trustee has been 

elected, or in the case of an At-Large Trustee 

to the Board of Trustees. 

(c) In the event of the death, resignation, disbarment, 

or suspension from the practice 

of law of any Officer or Trustee during 

his/her term, the position shall be declared 

vacant and shall be filled in accordance 

with the provisions of Article V hereof. 

16. This Association shall be represented by one or 

more ABA Delegates, consistent with the constitution, 

bylaws and rules of that association. 

The President and President-Elect, if members 

of the ABA, shall, by virtue of their offices, ex 

officio, serve in the first two ABA Delegate positions, 

respectively, except that, in the first year 

after adoption of these bylaws, only the 

President-Elect shall serve in an ABA Delegate 

position. Remaining Delegates shall be chosen 

pursuant to the Nominating and Election procedure 

outlined elsewhere in these Bylaws. No 

member of this Association shall serve as such 

Delegate for more than five two-year terms, 

whether consecutive or not, but this limitation 

shall not apply to terms served ex officio. A 

Delegate appointed to serve an unexpired term 

shall be considered to have served one term if 


appointment shall exceed one year. 

Notwithstanding the above limitation, nothing 

in this Section shall limit ABA Delegates from 

completing a full term. 

ARTICLE IV 

Elections 

1. There shall be a Nominating Committee consisting 

of seven (7) general members, two (2) of 

whom shall be appointed by the President for a 

term of one year, three (3) of whom shall be 

elected by the general membership of the 

Association, and two (2) of whom shall be elected 

by and from the members of the General 

Council under procedures established by the 

General Council Executive Committee. Elected 

members of the Nominating Committee shall 

serve for a term of two years. No member of the 

Nominating Committee shall be eligible to be 

nominated or elected as an Officer, Trustee, 

ABA Delegate, or member of the Nominating 

Committee during his/her term, and no member 

of the Nominating Committee shall serve 

more than two consecutive years. 

2. No more than one member of the Association 

from any one county, or from the governing 

body of any one Section or Division, shall be a 

member of the Nominating Committee. In the 

event that more than one such member receive 

a sufficient number of votes to be elected, the 

one receiving the highest vote shall be declared 

elected. 

3. (a) It shall be the duty of the Nominating 

Committee to nominate from among the 

general membership of the Association 

candidates for the offices of President- 

Elect, First Vice President, Second Vice 

President, Treasurer, Secretary, ABA 

Delegates, Trustees of the Association, and 

three (3) members of the Nominating 

Committee. Before nominating a candidate 

to be the Trustee from a county, the 

Nominating Committee shall consult with 

those members of the Association who are 

also officers and trustees of that County Bar 

Association in order to receive their views 

concerning the persons under consideration. 

Before nominating a candidate to be 

the Trustee from the Young Lawyers 

Division, the Nominating Committee shall 

observe the following procedures: The 

Nominating Committee shall consult with 

the Officers and Trustees of the Division 

and shall select a candidate for such position 

with due consideration for the information 

and advice so received. 

(b) In the case of candidates for Section/ 

Committee Trustee, the Nominating 

Committee shall proceed as follows: The 

Nominating Committee shall, reasonably 

far in advance of each Annual Meeting, 

inform the chairperson of each Section and 

Committee of how many Section/ 

Committee Trustee positions are open, and 

in each case, the procedure to be followed 

for the selection of candidates for 

Section/Committee Trustees. Each Section 

and Committee may submit to the 

Nominating Committee the names of 

members of such Section or Committee to 

be considered as nominees for the position 

of Section/Committee Trustee. The 

Nominating Committee shall, before making 

the nomination, consult with the 

Section or Committee Chair of each of the 

Sections and Committees of which that 

person is a member in order to receive 

views from those Chairs concerning the 

person under consideration. 

(c) In the case of the nomination of the ABA 

Delegates, the Nominating Committee shall 

receive information and advice from the 

Board of Trustees for the nomination of 

candidates to that office. 

4. The Nominating Committee shall, in its selection 

of nominees, consider all appropriate factors, 

including but not limited to, service to the 

Association and its constituent parts, service to 

County and/or Specialty Bar Associations, the 

extent of practice in the State of New Jersey, 

including but not limited to government and 

corporate service, geographical balance, and 

the goal of bringing into the Association’s leadership 

broad and diverse representation of all 

segments of the Bar. 

5. A report of the Nominating Committee shall be 

filed with Association headquarters at least 90 


days prior to the first business session of the 

Annual Meeting. Such report shall thereafter be 

available for inspection by any general member 

of the Association and shall be published as 

soon as practicable after it has been filed with 

the Association. 

6. Any two hundred fifty (250) general members of 

the Association may nominate Officers, ABA 

Delegates and members of the Nominating 

Committee by filing a petition. 

7. Other nominations for persons to be Trustees 

may be made by the filing of petitions signed by 

Association general members. In the case of 

nomination for the position of Trustee from a 

county, the petition must be signed by ten (10) 

general members or five (5) percent, whichever 

is greater, of the general members of the 

Association who are eligible to vote in the county. 

In the case of a nomination for a Division 

Trustee, the petition must be signed by ten (10) 

general members or five (5) percent, whichever 

is greater, of the general members of the 

Association who are members of the Division. 

In the case of nomination for a 

Section/Committee Trustee, the petition must 

be signed by ten (10) general members or five 

(5) percent, whichever is greater, of the members 

of the Section or Committee sponsoring 

the nominee. At-Large Trustees may be nominated 

by the filing of petitions signed by one 

hundred (100) general members of the 

Association. 

8. Any petition shall disclose not only the name of 

the nominee sponsored by the petitioners, but 

also the name of the person or persons selected 

by the Nominating Committee for the position 

sought by the person nominated by petition. 

Any person nominated by petition must be a 

general member of the Association and must be 

eligible for the position to which he or she is 

nominated. Nominating petitions shall be filed 

at Association headquarters at least sixty (60) 

days prior to the first business session of the 

Annual Meeting. 

9. The Election Committee shall cause appropriate 

ballots to be prepared for each county, the 

Sections and Committees and the Division containing 

the names of nominees for Officers, 

ABA Delegates, members of the Nominating 

Committee and Trustees. The ballot shall identify 

whether the candidate is nominated by the 

Nominating Committee or by petition and shall 

be accompanied by a biographical statement 

provided by the candidate(s) in a form 

approved by the Election Committee. The ballots, 

containing voting instructions, shall be 

transmitted, under the supervision of the 

Election Committee, to each member entitled 

to vote. The transmission shall take place at 

least 30 days prior to the first business session 

of the Annual Meeting and shall be returned so 

as to be received at Association headquarters 

not later than 10 days before the first business 

session of the Annual Meeting. In the event 

there is no contest for an office, no ballot shall 

be submitted with respect thereto and the 

nominee for that office shall be considered 

elected by acclamation. 

10. The Election Committee shall supervise the 

receipt and counting of ballots and shall decide 

any controversy relating to the elections. A tie 

vote shall be decided by the members at the 

final business session of the Annual Meeting. 

The results of the election shall be announced 

by the Election Committee at the Annual 

Meeting. 

ARTICLE V 

Vacancies 

In the event of a vacancy in the office of President, 

the President-Elect shall perform the duties of the 

President for the unexpired term without vacating 

the office of President-Elect. In the event of a 

vacancy in the office of President-Elect, the First 

Vice President shall assume the office of President- 

Elect for the remainder of the unexpired term. In 

the event of a vacancy in the office of First Vice 

President, the Second Vice President shall assume 

the office of First Vice President for the remainder 

of the unexpired term. In the event of a vacancy in 

the office of Second Vice President, the Treasurer 

shall assume the office of Second Vice President for 

the remainder of the unexpired term. In the event 

of a vacancy in the office of Treasurer, the Secretary 

shall assume the office of Treasurer for the remainder 

of the unexpired term. In the event of a vacancy 

in the office of Secretary, on the Board of 

Trustees, or in the position of ABA Delegate, the 

Nominating Committee shall be immediately convened 

to recommend a candidate to fill the unexpired 

term. Before recommending a successor to 

fill a Trustee vacancy, the Nominating Committee 

shall seek information and advice from: in the case 

of a County Trustee, the Officers and Trustees of the 

Bar Association of that county; in the case of a 

Division Trustee, the Officers and Trustees of the 

Division; in the case of a Section/Committee 

Trustee, the members of the governing bodies of all 

Sections and Committees; and in the case of an At- 

Large Trustee, the Committee on Diversity. A report 

of the Nominating Committee shall be filed with 

Association headquarters as soon as practicable, 

but not later than sixty (60) days following the 

Nominating Committee being notified it should 

convene. Such report shall include the Nominating 

Committee’s recommendation of an individual to 

fill the unexpired term, as well as a list of all candidates 

considered. The Board shall, as soon as practicable 

thereafter, accept the Nominating 

Committee’s recommendation or elect, by majority 

vote, a successor for the unexpired term from the 

list of candidates submitted. 

ARTICLE VI 

General Council 

1. The General Council shall consist of members 

of the Association who are Officers, Present and 

Past Trustees and Past Presidents of the 

Association; Committee Chairpersons, Division 

and Section Officers, the President, Immediate 

Past President, President-Elect, First Vice 

President, Secretary and Treasurer of each 

County and Specialty Bar Association; Officers 

of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation; the ABA 

Delegates; and delegates as hereinafter specified. 

The President of each County Bar 

Association shall appoint one delegate for each 

one hundred (100) general members of the 

Association or any fraction thereof from that 

county, provided that every County Bar 

Association shall be represented by no fewer 

than five (5) such delegates. Every Section, the 

Division and every Specialty Bar Association 

shall appoint five delegates. Specialty Bar 

Associations shall consist of the Asian Pacific 

American Lawyers Association of New Jersey, 

Association of Black Women Lawyers of New 

Jersey, Garden State Bar Association, Hispanic 

Bar Association of New Jersey, New Jersey 

Women Lawyers Association and such other 

associations as shall be designated periodically 

by the Board of Trustees. Delegates shall be 

appointed no later than June 30 of each year 

and hold office for a term of one year beginning 

July 1 and ending the following June 30. All 

members of the General Council named in 

Paragraph 1 of this Article, except Past Trustees 

and Past Presidents shall serve during their 

respective terms of office. 

2. The essential purpose of the General Council is 

to act as a forum for the County Bar 

Associations and the various Sections, 

Divisions and Committees of the Association to 

consider and bring to the attention of the 

Association’s leadership matters of general concern 

to the organized bar which may impact on 

the practice of law and the role of attorneys in 

society. The object of the Council’s deliberations 

shall be to maintain a cohesive dialogue 

in order to foster more effective communication, 

and thereby enhance the Association’s 

ability to coordinate and take action on matters 

of common concern. 

3. The General Council shall meet at least once 

annually. Meetings of the General Council shall 

be arranged by an Executive Committee of the 

General Council consisting of ten (10) members 

thereof appointed by the President of the 

Association, which Committee shall annually 

select its Chairperson. The Executive 

Committee shall solicit the views of the members 

of the General Council as to the topics 

which are appropriate for the Council’s consideration 

and shall set the agenda for the 

Council’s meetings based on said views. In 

addition, the agenda for the Council’s meetings 

shall include (a) an opportunity for debate of 

resolutions presented by members of the 

Council, and (b) a report by the President of 

actions taken by the Association since the last 

Council meeting on resolutions adopted by the 

Council. The members of the Executive 

Committee of the General Council shall serve 

staggered three-year terms. The General 

Council shall recommend to the Board of 

Trustees for consideration such action as the 

General Council deems appropriate. Such recommendations 

shall be considered by the 

Board of Trustees within ninety (90) days of the 

date of the General Council meeting, and the 

Board of Trustees shall advise the General 

Council membership in writing of the action 

taken. The General Council Executive 

Committee shall establish a procedure for the 

election of two members of the Nominating 

Committee who shall be elected from among 

and by the members of the General Council. 

4. The President of each County Bar Association 

shall appoint alternate members from the 

county who are also members of the 

Association to serve in place of members from 

that county who are unable to attend any 

General Council meeting provided that official 

written notification of such appointments be 

submitted to the Executive Director at 

Association headquarters prior to the commencement 

of the General Council meeting. 

ARTICLE VII 

Divisions and Sections 

1. The Board of Trustees may from time to time 

create, consolidate or discontinue such 

Divisions and Sections within the Association 

as it may deem advisable. The Board of Trustees 

reserves the right to remove section chairs for 

failure to comply with minimum performance 

criteria, as established by the Board of Trustees 

from time to time, provided that appropriate 

notice and opportunity for compliance are 

given. 

2. Each Division and Section may adopt and 

amend its own bylaws, which shall not be 

inconsistent with the Association’s bylaws and 

shall be subject to the approval of the Board of 

Trustees. No Section’s Bylaws will be approved 

without inclusion of the following requirements: 

(a) the section hold at least one general 

section meeting each year; (b) the section hold 

a second general meeting at the Association’s 

Annual Meeting; and (c) the section’s election of 

officers occur at the Association’s Annual 

Meeting. Any Section’s bylaws that do not contain 

these minimum requirements at the time 

of adoption of this amendment shall be automatically 

deemed to contain these requirements 

upon adoption of this provision in the 

Association’s bylaws. The Board of Trustees may 

establish, from time to time, certain other minimum 

requirements for Section bylaws. 

3. The Officers of a Division or Section shall hold 

office for not more than two years and shall not 

succeed themselves, except for special reasons 


with the approval of the Board of Trustees, and 

except that the Officers of the Young Lawyers 

Division, with the exception of Division 

Trustees, shall hold office for a term of one year 

and shall not succeed themselves. 

4. The Board of Trustees may establish Sections 

upon petition of any group or Special 

Committee having a field of interest or concentration 

in an area of substantive or procedural 

law or an area of concern to the Association not 

already represented by an existing Section, provided 

that: 

(a.) The petition is submitted by a minimum of 

twenty-five (25) existing general members 

of the Committee or group, or such other 

number determined by the Board of 

Trustees based upon a survey of existing 

Sections; 

(b.) The Committee or group has been in continuous 

existence for a period of at least 

three (3) calendar years; and 

(c.) The Committee or group has had ongoing 

activities and has provided a substantial 

service to a segment of the Association. 

ARTICLE VIII 

Committees 

1. The classes of Committees of the Association 

shall be: 

(a) Standing Committees. 

(b) Special Committees as created by the Board 

of Trustees. 

2. (a) The Standing Committees shall be as follows: 

Amicus, Bylaws and Resolutions, Election, 

Finance and Opera tions, Insurance Benefits, 

Judicial Administra tion, Judicial and 

Prosecutorial Appointments, Law Office 

Management, Legislative, Long-Term 

Planning, Meeting Arrangements and 

Program, Membership and Public Relations, 

New Jersey Lawyer Magazine Editorial Board, 

Nominating, Pro Bono, and Professional 

Responsibility and Unlawful Practice. 

(b) The Board of Trustees may add additional 

Standing Committees upon determination 

that such action will enhance the functioning 

of the Association. 

(c) The Standing Committees created by the 

Bylaws may not be terminated except by 

amendment to the Bylaws. Any additional 

Standing Committees created by the Board 

of Trustees may be terminated by resolution 

of the Board of Trustees. 

3. The Board of Trustees may establish such 

Special Committees as will enhance the functioning 

of the Association. Every Special 

Committee created by the Board of Trustees 

shall terminate at the end of the next Annual 

Meeting following its creation unless such 

Special Committee is continued by the Board of 

Trustees. There shall be a presumption against 

continuation of any Special Committee for 

which no meeting has been held during the 

previous year of the Association. 

4. Except as provided by Article VI, Section 3, and 

Article VIII, Sections 5(b), (c), (d), and (e) of 

these Bylaws: 

(a) the President shall appoint members to 

serve on Committees of the Association for 

terms provided by these Bylaws and, in 

doing so, shall consider the goal of broad 

diverse representation of all segments of 

the Bar; 

(b) the Chairperson of every Committee shall 

be designated annually by the President; 

(c) no Chairperson of any Committee shall 

serve more than two consecutive years in 

such position except for special reasons 

with the approval of the Board of Trustees; 

(d) in the event of resignation, actual physical 

or mental incapacity to serve, death or 

other termination of membership of any 

member of any Committee, the President 

shall appoint a successor to complete the 

unexpired term. 

5. (a) Committee members shall be selected from 

among the members of the Association 

which may be canvassed from time to time 

for the purpose of appointing Committee 

members. 

(b) The Judicial and Prosecutorial Appointments 

Committee shall consist of not more than 

twenty-six (26) persons, all of whom shall be 

general members and shall include the 

President and the President-Elect of the 

Association, during their terms in office. The 

President shall annually appoint a chairperson 

and two vice-chairpersons, one each 

from Northern and Southern New Jersey. The 

President shall appoint the remaining members, 

one from each county of the state, to 

serve for a maximum of two (2) consecutive 

terms of three (3) years each, although individuals 

may be reappointed after an interval 

of at least three years off the Committee. 

Additionally, persons who have served two 

consecutive terms may then serve immediately 

thereafter for one one-year appointments 

in the position of chairperson or vicechairperson. 

A member appointed to serve 

an unexpired term shall be considered to 

have served one term if the time remaining in 

such unexpired term at time of appointment 

shall exceed one year, regardless of whether 

the unexpired term precedes or follows a 

three-year term. 

(c) The Long-Term Planning Committee shall 

consist of the Second Vice President, who 

shall serve as its Chairperson, the Secretary, 

who shall serve as its Vice Chairperson, the 

Treasurer, the Executive Director of the 

Association, and fifteen (15) general members 

to be appointed by the President in 

consultation with the Second Vice 

President for staggered three-year terms, 

five (5) of whom shall be former or present 

Section or Division chairpersons, five (5) of 

whom shall be former or present 

Committee chairpersons, and five (5) of 

whom shall be former or present members 

of the Board of Trustees. Except for the 

Chairperson and Vice Chairperson positions, 

each member of the Committee shall 

serve for a maximum of two (2) consecutive 

terms of three (3) years each. A member 


be considered to have served one (1) term if 

the time remaining in such term at the time 

of appointment shall exceed one (1) year. 

The Long-Term Planning Committee shall 

be charged with reviewing the Association’s 

goals and activities, including the missions 

of the Sections, Committees and Divisions, 

and developing and revising three-year 

long-term plans for approval by the Board 

of Trustees. 

(d) The Finance and Operations Committee 

shall consist of the President-Elect, the First 

Vice President, the Second Vice President, 

the Treasurer, the Secretary, two (2) Trustees 

who have completed a term, two (2) 

Trustees who have not yet completed a 

term, and the two (2) Past Presidents who 

most recently served as President. The 

Treasurer shall serve as chair. 

(e) The Committee on Judicial Administration 

shall consist of eighteen (18) members, 

none of whom may serve more than two (2) 

consecutive three-year terms. A member 


be considered to have served one term if 


appointment shall exceed one year, regardless 

of whether the unexpired term precedes 

or follows a three-year term. 

(f) All other Standing Committees shall consist 

of nine members, each of whom shall serve 

until the adjournment of the third Annual 

Meeting following the appointment and 

until a successor is appointed. 

(g) In the event that the Board of Trustees creates 

a new Standing Committee, in the original 

appointments to such Committee, the 

President shall designate three members to 

serve until adjournment of the first Annual 

Meeting following their appointment; three 

members to serve until the adjournment of 

the second Annual Meeting following their 

appointment; and three members to serve 

until adjournment of the third Annual 

Meeting following their appointment, but 

thereafter successors shall be appointed for 

three-year terms. 

(h) Each Special Committee shall consist of a 

chairperson and such members as are 

appointed by the President. Each member 

and Chairperson shall serve until the 

adjournment of the next Annual Meeting 

following their appointment. In the event 

that the Board of Trustees continues the 

Special Committee, it shall be necessary for 

the President to appoint a Chairperson and 

members. There shall be a presumption 

against reappointment to a Special 

Committee of any member who had previously 

been appointed to such Special 

Committee and who had not attended any 

meetings of such Special Committee during 

the previous year. 

(i) The President shall have the authority to 

appoint additional members to serve on 

any Standing Committee only during the 

President’s term of office, unless otherwise 

(j) 

limited by these Bylaws. 

Except as provided in Article VIII, section 

5(b), the President of the Association shall 

be an ex officio member of every 

Committee of the Association. The 

President may designate another individual 

to serve in the President’s place on any 

Committee. If the President’s designee is a 

member of the Association staff, the 

President shall consult with the Executive 

Director before making the designation. 

Except as provided in Article VIII, section 

5(b), neither the President nor the 

President’s designee shall be entitled to a 

vote on any Committee. 

6. Meetings of each Committee shall be held upon 

call of its chairperson. Each Committee shall, 

subject to the determination of the Board of 

Trustees, determine its own meeting procedures. 

Each Committee shall meet at least twice 

annually. 

ARTICLE IX 

Representation of the Association 

1. The President, or a person designated by the 

President, shall express the policy of the 

Association as determined by the Association 

or by the Board of Trustees and shall make no 

statements nor take any public positions or 

actions in conflict with those of the Association. 

No Division, Section, Committee (“Entity”), 

other member, or employee may represent the 

Association or any other Entity thereof before 

any legislative body, court, governmental 

agency, or other tribunal, or communicate with 

any news media or the general public on behalf 

of the Association, or any other Entity thereof, 

unless authorized to do so by the Board of 

Trustees. No Entity, or member thereof, shall 

communicate any view or position on behalf of 

said Entity before any legislative body, court, 

governmental agency or other tribunal, or to 

any news media or the general public, except in 

accordance with section 3 of this Article. 

Whenever representation requires the filing of 

any report or brief, no such report or brief shall 

be filed until a copy thereof has been submitted 

to and approved by the Board of Trustees, or 

such of its members as the Board of Trustees 

may designate to act for it. 

2. No report, recommendation or other action of 

any Entity other than the Judicial and 


Prosecutorial Appointments Committee shall 

be considered as the action of the Association 

until it shall have been approved by the Board 

of Trustees. No Entity or any member thereof 

shall release any report of such Entity to the 

public without the approval of the Board of 

Trustees. The Board of Trustees may authorize 

an Entity to communicate the view of the Entity 

upon a finding either that the Association has 

taken no position on the issue or that the communication 

does not conflict with the best 

interests of the Association. 

3. An Entity may communicate its view or position 

before a legislative body, governmental 

agency, court, or other tribunal, or to the news 

media in the following circumstances: 

(a) The particular communication is approved 

by the Board of Trustees; or 

(b) The matter giving rise to the need for the 

communication is sufficiently urgent that it 

cannot await a meeting of the Board of 

Trustees, and the particular communication 

is approved by at least a majority of the 

Executive Committee, provided that for the 

determination thereof, the Executive 

Committee may meet by conference call or 

be assembled in a meeting, and further provided 

that the matter shall be reported to 

the Board of Trustees at its next meeting. 

The Entity shall in such communication 

specifically disclaim any representation of the 

Association in the matter. 

4. A member who, when making a public utterance, 

permits himself or herself to be identified 

as having an official connection with the 

Association or one of its Entities, shall, if the 

Association has determined a policy on the 

subject matter of the utterance, fairly state that 

policy and, if expressing a view at variance with 

it, clearly identify the variance as the member’s 

personal views only. If there has not been, or 

the member has no knowledge of, any such policy 

determination, the member shall nevertheless 

identify the utterance as personal views. 

ARTICLE X 

Meetings, Order of Business, Association Seal, 

Fiscal Year 

1. Meetings: 

(a) The members of the Association shall hold 

two regular meetings in each year, one of 

which, the Annual Meeting, shall be in May 

or June at such time and place as shall be 

fixed by the Board of Trustees and the other 

at such time and place as may be fixed by 

the Board of Trustees. 

(b) Special meetings of the Association may be 

called by the President at any time, the same 

to be held at such time and place as may be 

designated in the call. The President shall 

call special meetings when directed by the 

Board of Trustees or when requested in writing 

by one hundred (100) general members 

of the Association. The Secretary shall give 

fifteen (15) days’ notice of the time and place 

of all meetings and the purposes of all special 

meetings to all members by regular mail. 

(c) Fifty (50) general members shall constitute 

a quorum at any regular or special meeting. 

(d) Only general members of the Association 

registered at the meeting shall be entitled to 

vote on business brought before the meeting. 

2. The Order of Business at the meetings of the 

Association shall be as follows except when 

changed by the Board of Trustees: 

(a) Final call for reading of resolutions 

(b) Report of Treasurer 

(c) Reports of Divisions, Sections and 

Committees 

(d) Miscellaneous Business 

3. There shall be no vote by proxy at any meeting 

of the Association, the Board of Trustees, a 

Section, Committee or Division. 

4. Any section, committee or division may act 

without an in-person meeting if the members 

of the section, committee or division may participate 

in a meeting by means of a telephone 

conference call or any other means of communication 

by which all members are able to hear 

or otherwise communicate effectively with 

each other. Votes may occur either at physical 

meetings, via conference call or through electronic 

vote or such other state of the art means 

as consistent with this bylaw. 

5. Resolutions: 

(a) Any resolution filed with the Secretary and 

signed by any thirty (30) general members 

of the Association at least ten (10) days 

prior to any meeting of the Association shall 

be referred for consideration to the 

Resolutions Committee. Only resolutions 

which have been properly filed in accordance 

with these Bylaws shall be considered 

by the Resolutions Committee. At the 

first business session of the meeting, the 

Chairperson of the Resolutions Committee 

shall bring to the attention of the 

Association the nature of the resolutions 

theretofore filed with the Secretary. 

(b) Every resolution offered for the consideration 

of the Association shall be in writing 

and shall be concise in form. 

(c) After the first business session, the 

Resolutions Committee shall hold a public 

hearing upon the resolutions received by it 

in accordance with these Bylaws. At such 

hearing any proponent and opponent shall 

be given a reasonable opportunity to be 

heard. The Resolutions Committee shall 

thereafter consider such resolutions and 

prepare a report for submission to the 

Association recommending acceptance of 

the resolution as submitted, rejection of 

same, or taking no position thereon. 

(d) At the final open session of the meeting, the 

Resolutions Committee shall read each 

pending resolution. If the resolution is 

moved and seconded, the Resolutions 

Committee shall immediately deliver its 

report on said resolution. 

6. The seal of the Association shall be “The New 

Jersey State Bar Association, 1899.” 

7. The fiscal year of the Association shall begin 

July 1. 

8. A budget hearing shall be held at the Annual 

Meeting. 

9. Any question involving the interpretation of 

these Bylaws shall be decided by the Trustees 

after recommendation of the Bylaws 

Committee, and if such question arises in the 

course of any meeting, by the President of the 

Association. Decisions by the President shall be 

effective only for the purpose of the meeting. 

10. The President may appoint a member of this 

Association as Parliamentarian to serve at any 

meeting. 

11. All meetings shall be conducted in accordance 

with the Roberts Rules of Order except where 

these Bylaws contain inconsistent provisions, 

in which case these Bylaws shall prevail. 

ARTICLE XI 

Amendments 

1. Amendments may be proposed: 

(a) By a majority of the full membership of the 

Bylaws Committee and approved by a 

majority vote at a meeting of the Board of 

Trustees at which a quorum is present at 

the time of the vote; or 

(b) By a two-thirds (2/3) vote at a meeting of 

the Board of Trustees at which a quorum is 

present at the time of the vote; or 

(c) By a petition signed by two percent (2%) of 

the general members of the Association. 

2. A proposed amendment shall be submitted to 

the Secretary of the Association at least sixty 

(60) days prior to the first business session of 

any regular or special meeting of the 

Association. The Secretary shall publish the 

same as soon as practicable after receipt. 

3. The Election Committee shall prepare ballots 

and transmit them with voting instructions and 

copies of the proposed amendment to every 

general member of the Association at least thirty 

(30) days prior to the first business session of 

the meeting. 

4. The ballot shall be voted and returned so as to 

be received at Association headquarters not 

later than ten (10) days prior to the first business 

session of the meeting. 

5. The Election Committee shall supervise the 

receipt and counting of ballots and shall decide 

any controversy relating thereto. The result of 

the balloting shall be announced by the 

Election Committee at the meeting. 

6. The proposed amendment shall be adopted if 

two-thirds of the ballots received vote favorably 

thereon. 

ARTICLE XII 

Indemnification of Directors, Officers and 

Employees Against Liabilities and Expenses 

1. The Association shall indemnify all corporate 

agents against all expenses and liabilities in 

connection with any proceeding involving the 

corporate agent by reason of his or her being or 

having been such a corporate agent other than 

a proceeding by or in the right of the 

Association if: (a) such corporate agent acted in 

good faith in a manner he or she reasonably 

believed to be not opposed to the best interest 

of the Association; and (b) with respect to any 

criminal proceeding, such corporate agent had 

no reasonable cause to believe his or her conduct 

was unlawful. 

2. All terms used herein shall have the meanings 

attributed to such terms as set forth in N.J.S.A. 

15A:3-4 (a). 

3. It is intended that the rights of indemnification 

provided hereunder shall be as broad as permitted 

under the laws of the State of New Jersey. 

Without limiting the foregoing, the Association 

herewith adopts the provision of N.J.S.A. 15A:3- 

4 as though fully herein set forth; wherever said 

statute permits the Association to provide 

indemnification, this Bylaw shall be deemed to 

require such indemnification to be provided by 

the Association. 

NOVEMBER 2008 



CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION 

This is to certify that we, the subscribers, members of the Bar of 

the State of New Jersey, desiring to associate ourselves, for the purpose 

of forming a State Bar Association under and by virtue of the 

provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, 

titled, “An Act to incorporate Associations not for pecuniary profit” 

approved April 21, 1898, do, by this our certificate set forth: 

FIRST: The name by which this Association shall be known is “THE 

NEW JERSEY STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.” 

SECOND: The purposes for which this Association is formed are to 

maintain the honor and dignity of the profession of the law; to cultivate 

social relations among its members; to suggest and urge reforms 

in the law, and to aid in the administration of justice. 

THIRD: The principal office of this Association is One Constitution 

Square, in the city of New Brunswick, County of Middlesex, and the 

name of the agent therein and in charge thereof, and upon whom 

process against this Association may be served is the Executive 

Director. 

FOURTH: Any attorney at law may be a member of this 

Association, subject to such qualifications as its bylaws may prescribe. 

FIFTH: The number of Trustees of this Association shall be not less 

than fifteen, the exact number to be determined by the Board of 

Trustees from time to time. 

SIXTH: Dues for all members of the Association shall be fixed by its 


IN TESTIMONY Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals 

this Seventeenth day of June, Eighteen hundred and ninety-nine. 

Sealed and Delivered in the presence of G. A. Bourgeois 

In the presence of Eli H. Chandler as to the signature of 

G. A. Bourgeois M.C.C. 

J. Kearney Rice 

STATE OF NEW JERSEY 

S. H. Grey (L.S.) 

David J. Pancoast 

(L.S.) 

E. A. Armstrong (L.S.) 

Albert C. Wall 

(L.S.) 

Chas. C. Black 

(L.S.) 

Chas. A. Reed 

(L.S.) 

James S. Erwin 

(L.S.) 

Robert H. McCarter (L.S.) 

J. Franklin Fort (L.S.) 

R. S. Woodruff (L.S.) 

Francis Scott 

(L.S.) 

Richard S. Kuhl 

(L.S.) 

Edward S. Atwater (L.S.) 

David O. Watkins 

(L.S.) 

Allen B. Endicott 

(L.S.) 

E. S. Higbee (L.S.) 

Robt. E. Stephany (L.S.) 

George A. Bourgeois (L.S.) 

W. M. Clevenger (L.S.) 

William M. Johnson (L.S.) 

George R. Dutton 

(L.S.) 

Addison Ely 

(L.S.) 

J. H. Gaskill (L.S.) 

Franklin B. Levis (L.S.) 

Mark R. Sooy (L.S.) 

Eckard P. Budd 

(L.S.) 

Charles K. Chambers (L.S.) 

Saml. W. Beldon 

(L.S.) 

Wm. H. Carson 

(L.S.) 

E. G. C. Bleakley (L.S.) 

Schuyler C. Woodhull (L.S.) 

Howard Carrow 

(L.S.) 

Peter V. Voorhees 

(L.S.) 

Richard T. Miller 

(L.S.) 

Howard M. Cooper (L.S.) 

Thomas F. Trenchard (L.S.) 

Jas. R. Hoagland 

(L.S.) 

William A. Logue 

(L.S.) 

Henry S. Alvord 

(L.S.) 

Halsey M. Barrett 

(L.S.) 

Adrian Riker 

(L.S.) 

Fred’k T. Johnson 

(L.S.) 

John S. Jessup 

(L.S.) 

Robert S. Clymer 

(L.S.) 

Joseph J. Summerill (L.S.) 

A. H. Swackhamer (L.S.) 

Lewis Starr 

(L.S.) 

Chas. A. Skillman 

(L.S.) 

Geo. H. Large 

(L.S.) 

H. B. Herr (L.S.) 

Walter F. Hayhurst (L.S.) 

William M. Lanning (L.S.) 

James Buchanan 

Barton B. Hutchinson 

James H. Van Cleef 

Willard P. Voorhees 

Alan H. Strong 

James S. Wight 

John S. Voorhees 

Wm. I. Lewis 

John H. Reynolds 

George P. Rust 

Robert Williams 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

(L.S.) 

Wayne Dumont 

(L.S.) 

C. Frank Kireker (L.S.) 

William T. Hilliard (L.S.) 

I. Oakford Acton (L.S.) 

Jonathan W. Acton (L.S.) 

H. K. Gaston (L.S.) 

W. V. Steele (L.S.) 

Nelson Y. Dungan (L.S.) 

Craig A. Marsh 

(L.S.) 

Geo. A. Angle 

(L.S.) 

Edwin Robt. Walker (L.S.) 

: SS 

ATLANTIC COUNTY: 

BE IT REMEMBERED That on this Seventeenth day of June, 

Eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, before me, A Master in Chancery 

of the State of New Jersey, Personally appeared S. H. Grey, David J. 

Pancoast, E. A. Armstrong, Albert C. Wall, Charles C. Black, J. Kearney 

Rice, Charles A. Reed, James S. Erwin, Robert H. McCarter, J. Franklin 

Fort, R. S. Woodruff, Francis Scott, Richard S. Kuhl, Edward S. Atwater, 

David O. Watkins, Allen B. Endicott, E. S. Higbee, Robert E. Stephany, 

William M. Clevenger, William M. Johnson, George R. Dutton, 

Addison Ely, J. H. Gaskill, Franklin B. Levis, Mark R. Sooy, Eckard P. 

Budd, Charles K. Chambers, Samuel W. Beldon, William H. Carson, E. 

G. C. Bleakley, Schuyler C. Woodhull, Howard Carrow, Peter V. 

Voorhees, Richard T. Miller, Howard M. Cooper, Thomas F. Trenchard, 

James R. Hoagland, William A. Logue, Henry S. Alvord, Halsey M. 

Barrett, Adrian Riker, Frederick T. Johnson, John S. Jessup, Robert S. 

Clymer, Joseph J. Summerill, A. H. Swackhamer, Lewis Starr, Charles 

A. Skillman, George H. Large, H. B. Herr, Walter F. Hayhurst, William 

M. Lanning, James Buchanan, Barton B. Hutchinson, James H. Van 

Cleef, Willard P. Voorhees, Alan H. Strong, James S. Wight, John S. 

Voorhees, William I. Lewis, John H. Reynolds, George P. Rust, Robert 

Williams, Wayne Dumont, C. Frank Kireker, William T. Hilliard, I. 

Oakford Acton, Jonathan W. Acton, H. K. Gaston, W. V. Steele, Nelson 

Y. Dungan, Craig A. Marsh, George A. Angle, Edwin Robert Walker, 

who I am satisfied are the persons named in and who executed the 

foregoing deed or certificate of incorporation, and I having first made 

known to them the contents thereof they did each acknowledge that 

they signed, sealed and delivered the same as their voluntary act and 

deed for the purpose and uses therein expressed. 

G. A. Bourgeois 

M. C. C. of N.J. 

STATE OF NEW JERSEY 

: SS 

ATLANTIC COUNTY: 

BE IT REMEMBERED That on this Seventeenth day of June, 

Eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, before me, A Master in Chancery 

of the State of New Jersey, personally appeared George A. Bourgeois, 

who I am satisfied is one of the persons named in and who executed 

the foregoing deed or certificate of incorporation, and I having first 

made known to him the contents thereof he did acknowledge that he 

signed, sealed and delivered the same as his voluntary act and deed 

for the purposes and uses therein expressed. 

Eli H. Chandler 

M. C. C. of N.J. 

Endorsed: 

“Filed Nov. 8, 1899 

George Wurts, Secretary of State.” 



GENERAL COUNCIL 

Standing rules and procedures for the election of 

General Council members to serve on the NJSBA Nominating Committee 

I. DATE OF ELECTION 

1.1 The annual election of one member of the 

General Council to serve on the New Jersey State 

Bar Association Nominating Committee for a 

term of two years shall be conducted at the 

annual (Fall) meeting of the General Council, on 

such date as is established from time to time by 

the Executive Committee of the General Council. 

1.2 The Executive Committee of the General Council 

shall be required to establish the annual meeting 

date of the General Council, and publish notice 

thereof, at least 60 days prior to the date of the 

meeting. 

II. NOMINATING PROCEDURE 

2.1 No less than 60 days prior to the annual meeting 

of the General Council, the General Council 

Executive Committee shall formally publish and 

communicate, by notice, the date of the annual 

meeting to all members and to the officers and 

trustees of the New Jersey State Bar Association, 

and shall solicit, from the members, nominations 

for candidates to be elected by the General 

Council to the Nominating Committee of the 

New Jersey State Bar Association. 

2.2 Any member of the General Council, otherwise 

eligible and qualified to serve on the 

Nominating Committee of the New Jersey State 

Bar Association, may be nominated as a candidate 

upon filing, with the Executive Director of 

the New Jersey State Bar Association, a written 

nominating petition signed by no less than ten 

(10) members of the General Council. 

2.3 The Executive Director of the New Jersey State 

Bar Association shall determine within seven (7) 

days of receipt thereof whether the nominating 

petition contains the requisite number of qualified 

signatures of active members of the General 

Council. If the petition contains a sufficient 

number of valid signatures, the Executive 

Director shall certify the nomination and immediately 

communicate that certification to the 

nominee and to the Executive Committee of the 

General Council. In the event that the petition is 

deficient, the Executive Director shall immediately 

notify the candidate and return the petition. 

Any candidate whose petition has been 

rejected for filing by the Executive Director may 

solicit additional signatures of members of the 

General Council in order to satisfactorily complete 

the petition. A resubmitted petition is subject 

to the same time requirements as an original 

petition. The names of candidates will be 

available upon telephone or written request by 

any General Council member. 

2.4 In the event that a petition is filed within seven 

(7) days of the date on which nominations are 

to be closed, as set forth in Section 2.6 below, 

and the petition lacks the requisite number of 

signatures of active members of the General 

Council, filing shall be denied and the candidate 

shall be without recourse. It shall be the 

sole obligation of any candidate to fulfill all 

petition requirements. 

2.5 Any candidate who wishes to seek nomination 

may obtain, without cost, a list of active members 

of the General Council from the Executive 

Director of the New Jersey State Bar 

Association, and may rely thereon for purposes 

of determining the qualified members for purposes 

of a nominating petition. 

2.6 No less than thirty (30) days prior to the annual 

meeting of the General Council, the Executive 

Committee shall communicate to all active 

members of the General Council an alphabetical 

list of names of those individuals certified to have 

been nominated by petition to seek election for 

the position of member of the New Jersey State 

Bar Association Nominating Committee. 

2.7 Any person certified as a nominee may submit to 

the General Council, no later than thirty (30) days 

2010 

prior to the annual meeting of the General 

Council, biographical and background data of the 

candidate’s choosing not exceeding one 8 1/2” x 

11” page. 

2.8 No less than fifteen (15) days prior to the annual 

meeting of the General Council, the Executive 

Committee shall cause to be sent to all members 

in a single mailing, all biographical and background 

data supplied by all qualified candidates 

in accordance with Section 2.7 above. 

2.9 At the annual meeting of the General Council, at 

which the election of a member of the 


Bar Association is to be held, the Executive 

Committee shall allocate no more than a total 

period of twenty (20) minutes for introducing all 

candidates to the assembled members of the 

General Council and for permitting such candidates 

to address the assembled General Council. 

III.ELECTION 

3.1 The New Jersey State Bar Association shall 

cause a ballot to be printed with the names of 

all certified nominees listed alphabetically. 

3.2 Qualified electors shall receive one printed ballot 

upon registration at the annual meeting, 

shall mark their preference on the ballot in the 

manner set forth on the ballot, and shall deposit 

the ballot in the ballot box. 

3.3 The nominee with the greatest number of votes 

shall be elected to serve for a term of two years, 

or until his successor is elected, on the 


Bar Association. 

3.4 Where two or more nominees have received the 

identical, highest number of votes, there shall be 

an immediate runoff election to determine a single 

candidate with the highest number of votes. 

The runoff procedure shall be as follows: Voting 

shall be by written ballot on forms provided by 

NJSBA staff, who will obtain each voter’s signature 

on the printout of registered General 

Council members. 

3.5 The two-year term of the individual elected 

shall commence immediately. The term of a 

previously elected member of the Nominating 

Committee shall cease immediately upon the 

election of a successor. 

3.6 If at the time of election there are fewer than 

two qualified candidates, due to withdrawal of 

one or more candidate(s), then the nominating 

procedure shall be reopened as follows: floor 

nominations by General Council members present, 

seconded by a General Council member 

present, and nomination accepted by the candidate. 

Biographical and background data 

complying with Section 2.7 may be supplied no 

later than seven (7) days after the date of the 

General Council annual meeting. Such information 

shall be sent to all General Council 

members no later than fourteen (14) days after 

the General Council annual meeting. Election 

shall be by written ballot, to be sent to all 

General Council members no later than fourteen 

(14) days after the date of the General 

Council annual meeting, and returned by mail 

to be received no later than twenty-eight (28) 

days after the date of the General Council 

annual meeting. Except for the revised deadlines 

and mail ballot described herein, other 

rules and procedures of Section II shall apply. 

The names of candidates will be available upon 

telephone or written request by any General 

Council member. 

IV. MISCELLANEOUS 

4.1 In the event of a vacancy of one or both of the 

two General Council members on the New 

Jersey State Bar Association Nominating 

Committee, as a result of death, disability or 

resignation, the Executive Committee of the 

General Council may adopt special election 

rules and procedures to fill such vacancies 

which shall conform, as nearly as possible, to 

these Standing Rules. 

4.2 The prior Rules and Procedures, adopted by the 

Executive Committee for the first election conducted 

in 1985, are hereby superseded. 

4.3 The Bylaws of the New Jersey State Bar 

Association shall control wherever any inconsistency 

exists between those Bylaws and these 

Standing Rules. 

4.4 These Standing Rules may be amended from 

time to time by majority vote of the Executive 

Committee. In the alternative, these Standing 

Rules may be amended by a majority vote of 

members present at any duly convened meeting 

of the General Council, provided that a copy of 

the proposed amendments is mailed to each 

General Council member at least 30 days prior 

to the annual meeting. 

4.5 The General Council Executive Committee 

shall designate a member of General Council to 

act as Parliamen tarian for the annual meeting. 

4.6 For the purpose of these Rules, “member” is 

deemed to include “alternate member” 

attending in lieu of the member, except for 

eligibility for Nominating Committee membership 

and for mail ballots, which will be sent 

to members only. 

December 1990 



Mission Statement 

The mission of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation is: 

To foster an increased awareness, appreciation and knowledge 

of law and the legal system among New Jersey residents. 

To serve as the statewide resource for 

law-related education for the public. 

To provide opportunities for lawyers 

to serve the public through the Foundation’s programs. 

To foster professionalism and pride 

in the profession of law through public service. 

ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

JANUARY 29, 1999 



OFFICERS 

PRESIDENT 

RICHARD J. BADOLATO 

Connell Foley, LLP 



973-535-0500 

FAX: 973-535-1463 



STUART M. LEDERMAN 

Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & 

Perretti, LLP 

Headquarters Plaza I 

One Speedwell Avenue 

P.O. Box 1981 


973-451-8456 

FAX: 973-451-8678 

slederman@riker.com 


LOUIS H. MIRON 

Attorney At Law 

220 Lenox Avenue 

P.O. Box 2956 


908-233-9555 

FAX: 908-233-9666 

lmironlaw@aol.com 

TREASURER 

STEVEN M. RICHMAN 


P.O. Box 5203 


609-631-2426 

FAX: 609-631-2401 

smrichman@duanemorris.com 

SECRETARY 

PATRICK C. DUNICAN JR. 

Gibbons PC 

One Gateway Center 


973-596-4500 

FAX: 973-596-0545 

pdunican@gibbonslaw.com 




GWENDOLYN Y. ALEXIS 

Assistant Professor of Management 

Monmouth University 

School of Business Administration 

Bey Hall, Room 237 

W. Long Branch, NJ 07764 

732-571-7523 

FAX: 732-879-9601 

galexis@monmouth.edu 

gwenalexis@aya.yale.edu 

WILLIAM G. BRIGIANI 

Brigiani Cohen & Schneider 

603 Cranbury Road 

East Brunswick, NJ 08816 

732-257-0700 

FAX : 732-257-5475 

joyce.bclaw@yahoo.com 

PAULETTE BROWN 

Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP 

One Giralda Farms 

Madison, NJ 07940 

973-520-2365 

FAX: 973-520-2600 

pbrown@eapdlaw.com 

PARIS P. ELIADES 

Courter Kobert & Cohen PC 



973-726-0555 

FAX: 973-729-3809 


ALLEN A. ETISH 


1 Centennial Square 


856-354-3003 

FAX: 856-795-0574 

aetish@archerlaw.com 

SUSAN A. FEENEY 

McCarter & English, LLP 

Four Gateway Center 



973-622-4444 

FAX: 973-624-7070 

sfeeney@mccarter.com 

NORBERTO A. GARCIA 

Blume Goldfaden Berkowitz 

Donnelly Fried & Forte 

26 Journal Square, Ste. 603 


201-963-4711 

FAX: 201-963-4706 

ngarcia@njatty.com 

HON. C. JUDSON HAMLIN 

Purcell Ries Shannon Mulcahy & 

O’Neill 

One Pluckemin Way 

P.O. Box 754 

Bedminster, NJ 07921 

908-306-6724 

FAX: 908-658-4659 

jhamlin@prsmo.com 

RALPH J. LAMPARELLO 

Chasan Leyner & Lamparello, PC 


6th Fl. 


201-348-6000 

FAX : 201-348-6633 


KEVIN P. MCCANN 

Chance & McCann, LLC 

201 West Commerce Street 

P.O. Box 278 

Bridgeton, NJ 08302 

856-451-9100 

FAX: 856-455-5227 

kpmccann@chancemccann.com 

JEFFREY J. MCWEENEY 

King Kitrick Jackson & Sheehan, LLC 

635 Duquesne Boulevard 

Brick, NJ 08753 

732-920-8383 

FAX: 732-920-8885 

jmcweeney@kkjlawfirm.com 

CAROLE B. MOORE 

Chapin School 

4101 Princeton Pike 


609-924-2449 

cmoore@chapinschool.org 

JULIEN X. NEALS 

Corporation Counsel 

Law Department 

City Hall, Room 316 



973-733-8935 

FAX: 973-733-5394 

nealsj@ci.newark.nj.us 

LYNN FONTAINE NEWSOME 

Donahue Hagan Klein 

Newsome & O’Donnell, PC 

360 Mt. Kemble Avenue 


973-467-5556 

FAX: 973-467-0636 

lnewsome@dhkno.com 

RICHARD H. STEEN 

Richard H. Steen, LLC 

P.O. Box 2178 


609-895-0071 

FAX: 609-895-1437 

ricksteen@adrlawfirm.com 

ROBERT J. STICKLES 

Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC 

550 Broad Street, Suite 810 


973-273-9800 

FAX: 973-273-9430 

robert.stickles@bipc.com 

MARGARET LEGGETT TARVER 

42 Garland Lane 

Willingboro, NJ 08046 

609-877-4387 

FAX: 609-877-3178 

mltarveresq@comcast.net 

MILES S. WINDER 

P.O. Box 775 

12 Quimby Lane 

Bernardsville, NJ 07924-0775 

908-766-3300 

FAX: 908-766-6255 



FREE Law-Related Education 

Programs and Resources 

The New Jersey State Bar Foundation, a nonprofit educational 

and philanthropic organization, offers a wide 

variety of free law-related education programs and services 

for New Jersey teachers and their students such as: 

• Vincent J. Apruzzese High School Mock Trial 

Competition; 

• Video Loan Library offering more than 250 titles; 

• Mini-Court program for grades K–2; 

• Speakers Bureau covering 37 law-related topics; 

• Law Fair Competition and Programs for grades 3–6; 

• Law Adventure Competition and Programs for 

grades 7 and 8; 

• Mock Trial Conference for Elementary School 

Teachers; 

• Annual Law-Related Education Conferences for elementary, 

middle and high school teachers; 

• Teasing and Bullying program, which educates 

teachers and administrators about the myths and 

facts of bullying; 

• Law-related publications; 

• Bill of Rights Bulletin, a newsletter for elementary 

and middle school students that explains the Bill of 

Rights in plain language; 

• Respect, a newsletter about law and diversity for 

middle and high school students; 

• The Legal Eagle newspaper for middle and high 

school students; 

• Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation training for 

teachers, as well as unique conflict resolution and 

peer mediation guides, containing a variety of lesson 

plans for elementary, middle and high school 

classes. 

These are just some of our services. All are available free of 

charge. For more information, please visit our website at 

www.njsbf.org or call the New Jersey State Bar Foundation 

toll-free at 1-800-FREE LAW. The Foundation is a registered 

New Jersey professional development provider. 

New Jersey State Bar Foundation 

New Jersey Law Center 

One Constitution Square 

New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1520 

www.njsbf.org • 1-800-FREE LAW 

After delivering the keynote 

address, New Jersey Supreme 

Court Justice Barry T. Albin 

(right) greets one of the 

hundreds of teachers attending 

the New Jersey State Bar 

Foundation’s 19th annual 

Law-Related Education 

Conference in May 2010. 


NJSBF COMMITTEES 

NEW JERSEY STATE BAR FOUNDATION COMMITTEES 

BYLAWS 

CHAIR 

Steven M. Richman, Esq. 



Suite 150 


609-631-2426 

FAX: 609-631-2401 


Stuart M. Lederman, Esq. 

Mary Lou Parker, Esq. 

Ronald J. Uzdavinis, Esq. 

Leonard R. Wizmur, Esq. 

COSPONSORSHIP 

OVERSIGHT 

CHAIR 


Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland 

& Perretti LLP 

Headquarters Plaza 1 

1 Speedwell Avenue 

P.O. Box 1981 


973-451-8456 

FAX: 973-451-8678 

slederman@riker.com 

Richard J. Badolato, Esq. 

Paris P. Eliades, Esq. 

John J. Henschel, Esq. 

Desha L. Jackson, Esq. 

Jeffrey J. McWeeney, Esq. 

Louis H. Miron, Esq. 


Kathleen Peregoy, Esq. 

Robert J. Stickles, Esq. 

Margaret Leggett Tarver, Esq. 

Mary Ellen Tully, Esq. 


Miles S. Winder III, Esq. 

David B. Wolfe, Esq. 

FELLOWSHIP 

CHAIR 



P.O. Box 2956 


908-233-9555 

FAX: 908-233-9666 


Gwendolyn Y. Alexis, Esq. 

Norberto A. Garcia, Esq. 


Christina D. Hardman- 

O’Neal, Esq. 


Julian Neals, Esq. 




FINANCE AND AUDIT 

CHAIR 




Suite 150 


609-631-2426 

FAX: 609-631-2401 







INVESTMENT 

CHAIR 

Ralph J. Lamparello, Esq. 


Lamparello PC 


6th Floor 


201-348-6000 

FAX: 201-348-6633 



Patrick C. Dunican Jr., Esq. 



LAW ADVENTURE 

CHAIR 

Carole B. Moore 

Chapin School 

4101 Princeton Pike 


609-924-2449 

cmoore@chapinschool.org 

Mary M. Ace, LCSW 

Karen Becker 

William G. Brigiani, Esq. 

Catherine G. Bryan, Esq. 

Hon. Bruce R. Campbell 

Patricia C. Carney 

Nicole M. Clarke, Esq. 

Amy Sara Cores, Esq. 

Elizabeth Delfs, Esq. 

Deborah Factor, Esq. 

Bernard Flashberg 

Jodi Anne Hudson, Esq. 

Kimberley Stuart Kluchnick, 

Esq. 

Jennifer Leighton, Esq. 

William E. McGrath Jr., Esq. 

Albert Melini 

Nicholas Nicosia 

Phyllis Ostrega 

Joe Refinski 

John M. Shanagher 

Robert B. White III, Esq. 

LAW CENTER 

CHAIR 



Lamparello PC 


6th Floor 


201-348-6000 

FAX: 201-348-6633 


VICE CHAIR 





973-535-0500 

FAX: 973-535-1463 


Patrick C. Dunican, Esq. 

Paris P. Eliades, Esq. 

Susan A. Feeney, Esq. 


Lawrence M. Maron, Esq. 

Lynn Fontaine Newsome, Esq. 


Richard H. Steen, Esq. 


LAW-RELATED EDUCATION 

CHAIR 



P.O. Box 2956 


908-233-9555 

FAX: 908-233-9666 



Hon. Bruce R. Campbell 


Dr. Maria Ceres-Schmidt 

Donna Falk 

John T. Farinella Jr., Esq. 

Bernard Flashberg 

Prof. Paula Franzese 

Gordon J. Golum, Esq. 

Donald C. Guida 

Jay Hamill, Esq. 


Dr. Elizabeth Holley 

Paula Lieb, Esq. 

Caroline L. Meuly, Esq. 


Deborah E. Nelson, Esq. 

Michelle V. Perone, Esq. 


Dr. Paul Winkler 

Thomas A. Zeringo 

MEDAL OF HONOR 

CHAIR 

Raymond S. Londa, Esq. 

Londa & Londa 

277 North Broad Street 


908-353-5600 

FAX: 908-353-5610 


Thomas R. Curtin, Esq. 

Cynthia M. Jacob, Esq. 

Hon. Lisa James-Beavers 

Peggy Sheahan Knee, Esq. 


Joel M. Leyner, Esq. 

Edwin J. McCreedy, Esq. 

William B. McGuire, Esq. 


MOCK TRIAL 

CHAIR 

Ronald C. Appleby Jr., Esq. 

416 Birch Court 


732-690-9301 

applebylaw@yahoo.com 



Gina L. Campanella, Esq. 

Kathleen M. Dotoli, Esq. 

Paul J. Endler Jr., Esq. 

Lewis C. Fichera, Esq. 

Peter A. Gaudioso, Esq. 

James J. Gerrow Jr., Esq. 

Gary R. Griffith, Esq. 


Susan R. Kaplan, Esq. 

Ronald Levitt, Esq. 


W. Thomas McDonough Jr., 

Esq. 

Edward Moody 

Deborah E. Nelson 

David Pfeifer 

Ray Politowski 

Hon. Joseph Rea 

Robert B. White III, Esq. 

NOMINATING COMMITTEE 

CHAIR 


Rabinowitz Lubetkin & 

Tully LLC 

293 Eisenhower Parkway, 

Suite 100 


973-597-9100 

FAX: 973-597-9119 

metully@rltlawfirm.com 


William John Kane, Esq. 

Raymond S. Londa, Esq. 


Deborah E. Nelson, Esq. 






Shirley B. Whitenack, Esq. 

Jonathan W. Wolfe, Esq. 

PUBLIC RELATIONS 

CHAIR 





973-535-0500 

FAX: 973-535-1463 


Daniel M. Hurley, Esq. 








Rafael Perez, Esq. 



THE LEGAL EAGLE 

EDITORIAL ADVISORY 

BOARD 

CHAIR 




Suite 150 


609-631-2426 

FAX: 609-631-2401 


Kimberly Yonta Aronow, Esq. 

Paula Eisen 





Thomas A. Zeringo 

NJSBF COMMITTEES 

PERSONNEL 

CHAIR 





973-535-0500 

FAX: 973-535-1463 


Patrick C. Dunican Jr., Esq. 





PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT 

CHAIR 



P.O. Box 2956 


908-233-9555 

FAX: 908-233-9666 




William G. Brigiani, Esq. 

Paulette Brown, Esq. 

Patricia Carney 

Norberto A. Garcia, Esq. 


William J. Kane, Esq. 


Jeffrey J. McWeeney, Esq. 

RESPECT NEWSLETTER 

EDITORIAL ADVISORY 

BOARD 

CHAIR 



P.O. Box 2956 


908-233-9555 

FAX: 908-233-9666 




James. J. Gerrow Jr., Esq. 



Ronald G. Lieberman, Esq. 

Margaret Leggett Tarver, Esq. 

Dr. Paul Winkler 

SCHOLARSHIP 

CHAIR 

Charles J. Stoia, Esq. 

Porzio Bromberg & 

Newman PC 


P.O. Box 1997 


973-538-4006 

FAX: 973-538-5146 

cjstoia@pbnlaw.com 

Susan Kaplan, Esq. 

Ronald G. Lieberman, Esq. 


Teaching Law for the Layperson 

THE NEW JERSEY STATE BAR FOUNDATION 

REACHES INTO THE SCHOOLS TO TEACH 

CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS ABOUT THE LAW 

THROUGH HANDS-ON PROGRAMS LIKE LAW FAIR 

AND LAW ADVENTURE; THE VINCENT J. APRUZZESE 

HIGH SCHOOL MOCK TRIAL COMPETITION; 

LAW-RELATED EDUCATION CONFERENCES FOR 

TEACHERS; A SPEAKERS BUREAU AND A VIDEO 

LOAN LIBRARY; AS WELL AS OTHER ACTIVITIES. 

Committed to violence prevention, the Foundation also 

offers conflict resolution and peer mediation training 

sessions where participants receive the 

Foundation’s “Conflict Resolution and Peer 

Mediation Guides” containing lesson plans 

that teachers can take back to their classrooms. 

Another component of the 

Foundation’s violence prevention initiative 

is its Teasing and Bullying program 

where teachers and administrators are 

educated about the myths and facts of bullying 

and developing a school-wide 

approach to combat the problem. 

To further promote understanding of the 

law, the Foundation launched its legal newspaper 

for kids, The Legal Eagle, in the fall of 1996. Subscriptions 

have increased tremendously over the years and the 

newspaper is now distributed to nearly 340,000 elementary, 

middle and high school students in more than 2,700 

schools across the state. Published three times a year, the 

newspaper is a resource for students and teachers that 

stimulates discussion about the law and how it impacts 

daily life. 

Launched in the fall of 2001 and also published three 

times a year is the Foundation’s tolerance newsletter, 

titled, Respect. Distributed to nearly 280,000 middle and 

high school students in more than 1,500 schools, Respect 

has tackled such controversial topics as re-segregation, 

genocide, gay marriage, English-only laws, banning the 

Confederate flag and discrimination against the disabled. 

In a further effort to combat intolerance, the 

Foundation entered into a partnership with the George 

Street Playhouse Touring Theatre Tolerance Initiative to 

bring plays that address issues of school violence tolerance, 

prejudice, peer pressure and cyber-bullying to 

schools in disadvantaged areas. 

The Foundation also provides a number of law-related 

publications either online or in hard copy, including 

Residential Construction and Renovation: A Legal Guide 

for New Jersey Homeowners, Domestic Violence: The Law 

and You, The Right to Special Education in New 

Jersey — A Guide for Advocates, Law Points for 

Senior Citizens, Consumer’s Guide to New 

Jersey Law, Disability Law Primer, Students’ 

Rights Handbook, Legal Consequences of 

Substance Abuse, What You Need to Know 

About Plagiarism, Starting and 

Succeeding with a New Business, A Basic 

Guide to Personal Bankruptcy and AIDS 

and the Law in New Jersey. Some of these 

publications are available in Spanish and 

all are available in alternative formats, 

including Braille and audiocassette, for the 

visually impaired. In addition to its publications, 

the Foundation has expanded its communications programming 

to include videotape presentations on child 

custody, juror orientation and domestic violence. 

Conferences for senior citizens, the disabled, teachers 

and drug counselors have also helped thousands in New 

Jersey to better understand the law. 

The Foundation’s public service programs are funded 

by the IOLTA Fund of the Bar of New Jersey and are 

all offered free of charge. For copies of materials or for 

more information on any program or the Foundation 

in general, please visit our website at www.njsbf.org or 

call 1-800 FREE LAW. 



BYLAWS 

ARTICLE I 

Name, Purposes, Seal and Offices 

1. Name. The name of this non-profit corporation 

is the New Jersey State Bar Foundation (referred 

to in these Bylaws as the “Foundation”). 

2. Purposes. The Foundation is a non-profit corporation 

organized for the benefit of and to carry 

out the charitable, scientific, literary and educational 

purposes of the New Jersey State Bar 

Association and for other exclusively charitable, 

scientific, literary and educational purposes 

related to the profession of law and the administration 

of justice. 

3. Seal. The seal of the Foundation shall be circular 

in form and shall bear the name of the 

Foundation and the words and figures indicating 

the state and year of incorporation. 

4. Offices. The principal office of the Foundation 

shall be in the County of Middlesex, City of New 

Brunswick, until otherwise located. The 

Foundation may also have offices at such other 

places as the governing board of the Foundation 

(referred to in these Bylaws as the “Board of 

Trustees”) may from time to time appoint or the 

purposes of the Foundation may require. 

ARTICLE II 

Non-Membership Organization 

1. The Foundation shall be a non-membership, 

non-profit corporation. 

2. The Board of Trustees shall have the power to 

create one or more classes of associate membership 

and to establish the requirements for each. 

Associate members shall have no vote or other 

voice in managing or selecting the management 

of the Foundation. The Board of Trustees shall 

have the power to provide certificates of associate 

membership or similar indicia. 

ARTICLE III 

Board of Trustees 

1. Power and Duties. The Board of Trustees, by 

majority of the votes cast, shall have general 

power to govern and manage the affairs and 

property of the Foundation, and shall have full 

power to adopt rules and regulations governing 

the action of the Board of Trustees and shall have 

full authority with respect to the distribution and 

payment of the moneys received by the 

Foundation from time to time; provided, however, 

that the fundamental and basic purposes of 

the Foundation, as expressed in the Certificate of 

Incorporation, shall not thereby be amended or 

changed; and provided further, that the Board of 

Trustees shall not permit any part of the net 

earnings or capital of the Foundation to inure to 

the benefit of any private individual. 

2. Number and Term of Office. The number of 

Trustees shall be not less than nine nor more 

than twenty-three. The term of office shall be 

one calendar year, and the Trustees shall be 

elected at a Board meeting that precedes the 

Annual Meeting of the Foundation. Trustees 

shall take office and be installed at the conclusion 

of the Annual Meeting of the Foundation. 

The Immediate Past President of the Foundation 

shall be eligible to serve an additional one-year 

term as Trustee. Each Trustee shall continue in 

office until a successor is designated and qualified, 

or until the death, resignation or removal of 

any Trustee. No Trustee shall hold office for more 

than eight (8) years. Years in service as an Officer 

of either the Association or the Foundation shall 

not be counted toward the eight-year limit for 

service as a Trustee, and the Immediate Past 

President shall be eligible to serve one additional 

year, even if he/she has served the eight-year 

limit. Officers shall not hold any one office for 

more than (2) years. Each trustee and officer who 

is an attorney must be a member of the New 

Jersey State Bar Association. 

3. Selection and Qualification. The President, 

President-Elect, First Vice President, Second Vice 

President, Secretary, Treasurer and the Immediate 

Past President of the New Jersey State Bar 

Association in office as of the close of business of its 

annual meeting shall each serve as Trustees of the 

Foundation. In addition, the Board of Trustees of 

the New Jersey State Bar Association may designate 

up to five additional Trustees of the Foundation. 

The Board of Trustees of the Foundation shall designate 

sufficient additional persons to serve as 

Trustees of the Foundation to fill the number of 

Trustee positions as set by the resolution of the 

Board of Trustees of the Foundation. Up to four 

Trustees need not be attorneys at law admitted to 

practice before the courts of the State of New Jersey. 

No person may be designated as a Trustee which 

would cause fifty (50%) percent or more of the 

Trustees then holding office to be “disqualified persons” 

within the meaning of that term as set out in 

Sections 590(a)(3)(C) and 4946 of the Internal 

Revenue Code of 1954, as they now exist or as they 

may be amended. 

4. Removal. Any Trustee may be removed, with or 

without cause, by a vote of a majority of the 

Trustees then in office. 

5. Vacancies. Any vacancy in the Board of Trustees 

occurring during the year may be filled for the 

unexpired portion of the term by the Trustees 

then serving, although less than a quorum, by 

affirmative vote of the majority of Trustees then 

in office. Any Trustee so designated shall hold 

office until the designation and qualification of 

his successor at the next succeeding annual 

meeting of the Trustees of the Foundation. 

6. Regular Meetings; Notice. Regular meetings of 

the Board of Trustees shall be held at such time 

and place as the Board of Trustees shall designate. 

7. Special Meetings; Notice. Special meetings of 

the Board of Trustees may be held upon the call 

of the President of the Board, the First Vice 

President or of any three Trustees at such place 

as may be designated in the notice of such meeting. 

Notice of the time, place and purpose of any 

special meeting of the Board of Trustees shall be 

given by the Secretary by mailing a copy thereof 

or delivering the same to each Trustee at least 

two days before such meeting. 

8. Quorum; Adjournments of Meetings. At all 

meetings of the Board of Trustees, a majority of 

the Trustees then in office shall constitute a quorum 

for the transaction of business. In the 

absence of a quorum, a majority of the Trustees 

present may, without giving notice other than by 

announcement at the meeting, adjourn the 

meeting from time to time until a quorum is 

obtained. At such adjourned meeting at which a 

quorum is present, any business may be transacted 

which might have been transacted at the 

meeting as originally called. 

9. Meeting and Voting Electronically. 

(a) At the discretion of the Executive Director, individual 

members of the Board of Trustees may 

participate and vote without physically attending 

in person a meeting of the Board of Trustees, 

by means of a telephone conference call or any 

other means of communication by which all 

trustees participating are able to hear and otherwise 

communicate effectively with each other. 

Votes may occur either at physical meetings, via 

conference call or through electronic vote or 

such other state of the art means as consistent 

with this bylaw. All voting shall be initiated by a 

motion proposed by one member of the Board of 

Trustees and seconded by another. 

b) At the discretion of the Executive Director, and 

unless objected to by a member of the Board of 

Directors, the Board of Trustees may act upon 

electronically transmitted requests for action 

which cannot abide delay to the next regularly 

scheduled meeting of the Board of Directors and 

which are of such a nature that it is not deemed 

necessary or economical to call for a special 

meeting of the Board of Trustees at which all 

members are directed to physically appear. 

However, in the event any Board member objects 

to this procedure, then the Executive Director 

shall call for a meeting of the Board, at which 

time the procedure of Paragraph 9(a) shall be followed. 

10. Organization. The President of the Board shall 

preside at all meetings of the Board of Trustees; 

in the absence of the President, the First Vice 

President shall preside or in the absence of both, 

the Board of Trustees may select a person to preside 

at the meeting from among its members. 

The Secretary of the Foundation or his/her delegate 

shall act as Secretary at all meetings of the 

Board of Trustees. In absence of the Secretary or 

his/her delegate, or with the Secretary’s consent, 

the presiding officer may appoint any other person 

to act as Secretary of the meeting. 

11. Resignation. Any Trustee may resign at any time 

by giving written notice to the President of the 

Board. Such resignation shall take effect at any 

time specified therein and, unless otherwise 

specified therein, the acceptance of such resignation 

shall not be necessary to make it effective. 

12. Powers. All the corporate powers, except as are 

otherwise provided for in these Bylaws and in the 

laws of the State of New Jersey, shall be and are 

hereby vested in and shall be exercised by the 

Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees may by 

general resolution delegate to committees, or to 

officers of the Foundation, such powers as they 

may see fit and as provided in Articles VI through 

IX of these Bylaws. 

ARTICLE IV 

Annual Meeting 

1. Annual Meeting. The Annual Meeting of the 

Foundation shall be held in June each year at a 

time and place designated by the Officers for 

such Annual Meeting. 

2. Committee on Nominations. At least three 

months prior to the Annual Meeting of the 

Foundation in each year, the President of the 

Board of Trustees shall appoint a Nominating 

Committee which shall include Trustees and 

non-Trustees of the Foundation. The Immediate 

Past President shall serve as the chair of the 

Nominating Committee. The duty of the 


Nominating Committee shall be to nominate 

candidates for Trustees (other than the 

Immediate Past President and those holding that 

position because of their position with the New 

Jersey State Bar Association or as designated by 

the Association’s Board of Trustees) and officers 

to be designated at the Annual Meeting. The 

Nominating Committee shall notify the Board of 

Trustees of the names of such candidates in writing, 

at a Board meeting that precedes the Annual 

Meeting of the Foundation. 

ARTICLE V 

Officers 

1. Number. The officers of the Foundation shall be 

the President, First Vice President, Second Vice 

President, Secretary, Treasurer, and such other 

officers with such powers and duties not inconsistent 

with these Bylaws as may be appointed 

and determined by the Board of Trustees. Two 

offices may be held by the same person. 

2. Selection, Term of Office, and Removal. The officers 

shall be selected by the Board of Trustees at 

a Board meeting that precedes the Annual 

Meeting of the Foundation from among the 

Trustees of the Foundation, provided, however, 

that during the first year of operation under 

these Bylaws, the Immediate Past President of 

the New Jersey State Bar Association in office as 

of the date of adoption of these Bylaws shall 

serve as Chairman of the Board. Officers shall 

take office and be installed at the conclusion of 

the Annual Meeting of the Foundation. Any officer 

may be removed, with or without cause, by a 

majority vote of the Board of Trustees then in 

office. Officers shall hold office for one year and 

may not hold any one office for more than two 

consecutive years. 

3. Vacancies. In case any office of the Foundation 

becomes vacant by death, resignation, retirement, 

disqualification, or any other cause, the majority 

of the Trustees then in office, even if less than a 

quorum, may select an officer to fill such vacancy, 

and the officer so selected shall hold office until 

the next Annual Meeting or, if later, until the election 

and qualification of his successor. 

4. President. The President of the Board shall preside 

at all meetings of the Board of Trustees. The 

President shall be the chief executive officer of 

the Foundation and shall exercise general charge 

and supervision over the affairs of the 

Foundation. The President shall perform such 

other duties as may be assigned by the Board of 

Trustees. 

5. First Vice President. In the absence of the 

President, the First Vice President shall preside at 

all meetings of the Board of Trustees. The First 

Vice President shall assist the President in carrying 

out the duties of the President, as requested by 

the President, and shall perform such other duties 

as may be assigned by the Board of Trustees. 

6. Second Vice President. The Second Vice 

President shall have all of the powers and perform 

all of the duties of the First Vice President in 

the event the First Vice President is absent or is 

unable to act and shall perform such other duties 

as may be assigned by the Board of Trustees. 

7. Secretary. The Secretary shall have charge of 

such books, documents and papers as the Board 

of Trustees may determine and shall have the 

custody of the corporate seal. He/she shall keep 

the minutes of all the meetings of the Board of 

Trustees. He/she may sign with the President, in 

the name and on behalf of the Foundation, any 

contracts or agreements authorized by the Board 

of Trustees, and when so authorized or ordered 

by the Board of Trustees, he/she may affix the 

seal of the Foundation. He/she shall, in general, 

perform all the duties incident to the office of 

secretary, subject to the control of the Board of 

Trustees, and shall do and perform such other 

duties as may be assigned to him/her by the 


8. Treasurer. The Treasurer shall have the custody of 

all funds, property, and securities of the 

Foundation, subject to such regulations as may 

be imposed by the Board of Trustees. He/she may 

be required to give bond for the faithful performance 

of his/her duties, in such sum and with 

such sureties as the Board of Trustees may 

require. When necessary or proper he/she may 

endorse on behalf of the Foundation for collection 

checks, notes and other obligations, and 

shall deposit the same to the credit of the 

Foundation at such a bank or banks or depository 

as the Board of Trustees may designate. He/she 

shall sign all receipts and vouchers and, together 

with such other officers, if any, as shall be designated 

by the Board of Trustees, he/she shall sign 

all checks of the Foundation and all bills of 

exchange and promissory notes issued by the 

Foundation, except where the signing and execution 

thereof shall be expressly designated by the 

Board of Trustees or by these Bylaws to some 

other officer or agent of the Foundation. He/she 

shall make such payments as may be necessary 

or proper to be made on behalf of the 

Foundation, provided that payment of any 

expense is subject to the prior approval of the 

Board of Trustees, as expressed in the budget or 

by vote of the Board of Trustees. He/she shall 

enter regularly on the books of the Foundation a 

full and accurate account of all moneys and 

obligations received and paid or incurred by 

him/her for or on account of the Foundation, and 

he/she shall exhibit such books at all reasonable 

times to any Trustee on request at the offices of 

the Foundation. He/she shall, in general, perform 

all duties incident to the office of treasurer, subject 

to the control of the Board of Trustees. 

ARTICLE VI 

Agents and Representatives 

The Board of Trustees may appoint and compensate 

such agents and representatives of the Foundation 

with such powers and to perform such acts or 

duties on behalf of the Foundation as the Board of 

Trustees may see fit, so far as may be consistent 

with these Bylaws, to the extent authorized or permitted 

by law. 

ARTICLE VII 

Advisory Committee 

The Board of Trustees may appoint from among such 

persons as the Board may see fit, one or more advisory 

committees, and at any time may appoint additional 

members thereto. The members of any such 

committee shall serve at the pleasure of the Board of 

Trustees. Such advisory committees shall advise and 

aid in all matters designated by the Board of Trustees. 

Each such advisory Foundation committee may, subject 

to the approval of the Board of Trustees, prescribe 

rules and regulations for the call and conduct of meetings 

of the committee and other matters relating to its 

procedure. 

No advisor of the Foundation shall receive, directly or 

indirectly, any salary, compensation or emolument 

therefrom for any service rendered to the Foundation 

by such advisor, except that the Board of Trustees may 

authorize reimbursement of expenditures reasonably 

incurred on behalf of activities for the benefit of the 

Foundation. 

ARTICLE VIII 

Committees 

1. Committees. The Board of Trustees may by resolution 

establish, in addition to the Nominating 

Committee, such other committees of the Board 

as it deems appropriate, each such committee to 

have the duties and powers specified in the resolution 

establishing it, and subject in all respects to 

these Bylaws. The Board of Trustees may provide 

that the President of the Board and/or the First 

Vice President shall be ex-officio members of any 

committee established hereunder. 

2. Appointments. The Chairman and members of 

all standing committees shall be appointed by 

the President of the Board and may be removed 

at any time by the Board of Trustees. The members 

of such committees who are attorneys must 

be members of the New Jersey State Bar 

Association. The members of such committees 

shall hold office until removal or the appointment 

of their successors. 

3. Committee Quorum. A majority of the members 

of any committee of the Foundation shall constitute 

a quorum for the transaction of business, 

unless any committee shall, by a majority vote of 

its entire membership, decide otherwise. 

4. Meeting and Voting Electronically. Any committee 

of the Board of Trustees may act without an 

in-person meeting if the members of the committee 

may participate in a meeting by means of 

a telephone conference call or any other means 

of communication by which all members are 

able to hear or otherwise communicate effectively 

with each other. Votes may occur either at 

physical meetings, via conference call or through 

electronic vote or such other state of the art 

means as consistent with this bylaw. 

ARTICLE IX 

Fiscal Year 

The fiscal year of the Foundation shall be the twelvemonth 

period ending June 30 or such other fiscal 

year as may be designated by the Board of Trustees. 

ARTICLE X 

Dissolution 

All Trustees shall be deemed to have expressly consented 

and agreed that upon the dissolution or 

winding up of the affairs of the Foundation, whether 

voluntary or involuntary, the assets of the 

Foundation, after all debts have been satisfied, then 

remaining in the hands of the Board of Trustees shall 

be distributed, transferred, conveyed, delivered, and 

paid over, in such amounts as the Board of Trustees 

may determine or as may be determined by a court 

of competent jurisdiction upon application of the 

Board of Trustees, exclusively to organizations which 

would then qualify under the provisions of Section 

501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and 

its Regulations as they now exist or as they may hereafter 

be amended. 

ARTICLE XI 

Investments, Bank Accounts, Checks 

1. Investments. The Foundation shall have the right 

to retain all or any part of any securities or property 

acquired by it in whatever manner, and to 

invest and reinvest any funds held by it, according 

to the judgment of the Board of Trustees without 

being restricted to the class of investments 

which a Trustee is or may hereafter be permitted 

by law to make or any similar restriction. 

2. Checks, Notes and Contracts. The Board of 

Trustees is authorized to select such banks or 

depositories as it shall deem proper for the funds 

of the Foundation. The Board of Trustees shall 

determine who shall be authorized on the 

Foundation’s behalf to sign checks, drafts or other 

orders for the payment of money, acceptances, 

notes or other evidences or indebtedness, to enter 

into contracts, or to execute and deliver other documents 

and instruments. 

ARTICLE XII 

Exempt Activities 

1. Notwithstanding any other provision of these 


Bylaws, no Trustee, officer, employee, or representative 

of this Foundation shall take any action 

or carry on any activity by or on behalf of the 

Trustee not permitted to be taken or carried on 

by an organization exempt under Section 

501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and its 

Regulations as they now exist or as they may 

hereafter be amended. 

2. The Board of Trustees shall adopt a Conflict of 

Interest Policy. Every Trustee, Officer, employee 

and agent must familiarize themselves and 

comply with the Conflict of Interest Policy as 

adopted by the Board of Trustees. 

ARTICLE XIII 

Books and Records 

There shall be kept at the office of the Foundation 

correct books of account of the activities and transactions 

of the Foundation, including a minute book, 

which shall contain a copy of the Certificate of 

Incorporation, a copy of these Bylaws, and all minutes 

of meetings of the Board of Trustees. 

ARTICLE XIV 

Indemnification of Officers, Trustees and Agents 

1. Agents by Others. The Foundation shall indemnify 

any person who was or is a party or is threatened 

to be made a party to any threatened, pending 

or completed action, suit or proceeding, 

whether civil, criminal, administrative or investigative 

(other than an action by or in the right of 

the Foundation) by reason of the fact that he/she 

is or was a Trustee, officer or agent of the 

Foundation. Indemnity by the Foundation shall 

include expenses, costs, disbursements (including 

attorneys’ fees), judgments, fines and 

amounts actually and reasonably incurred by 

him/her in good faith and in connection with 

such action, suit or proceeding provided such 

person acted in a manner he/she generally 

believed to be in or not opposed to the best interests 

of the Foundation, and with respect to any 

criminal action or proceeding, he/she had no 

reasonable cause to believe that his/her conduct 

was unlawful. The termination of any action, suit 

or proceeding by judgment, order, settlement, 

conviction, or upon plea of nolo contendere or its 

equivalent, shall not, of itself, create a presumption 

that the person did not meet the applicable 

standard of conduct. 

2. Actions by or in the Right of the Foundation. The 

Foundation shall indemnify any person who was 

or is a party or is threatened to be made a party to 

any threatened, pending or completed action or 

suit by or in the right of the Foundation to procure 

a judgment in its favor by reason of the fact that 

he/she is or was a Trustee, officer or agent of the 

Foundation against expenses (including attorneys’ 

fees), actually and reasonably incurred by him/her 

in connection with the defense or settlement of 

such action or suit provided that such person 

acted in good faith and in a manner he/she reasonably 

believed to be in or not opposed to the 

best interests of the Foundation, and further provided 

that no indemnification shall be made in 

respect of any claim, issue or matter as to which 

such person shall have been adjudged to be liable 

for negligence or misconduct in the performance 

of his duty to the Foundation, unless and only to 

the extent that the New Jersey Superior Court or 

the court in which such action or suit was brought 

shall determine upon application that, despite the 

adjudication or liability, in view of all the circumstances 

of the case, such person is fairly and reasonably 

entitled to indemnify for such expenses 

which the New Jersey Superior Court or such other 

court shall deem proper. 

3. Successful Defense. To the extent that a person 

who is or was a Trustee, officer or agent of the 

Foundation has been successful on the merits or 

otherwise in defense of any action, suit, or proceeding 

referred to in Paragraph 1 or Paragraph 2 

of this Article XIV, or in defense of any claim, issue, 

or matter therein, he/she shall be indemnified 

against expenses (including attorneys’ fees) actually 

and reasonably incurred by him/her in connection 

with such defense. 

4. Specific Authorization. Any indemnification 

under Paragraph 1, or Paragraph 2 of this Article 

XIV (unless ordered by a court), shall be made by 

the Foundation only as authorized in the specific 

case upon a determination that indemnification 

of the Trustee, officer, or agent is proper in the 

circumstances because he/she has met the 

applicable standard of conduct set forth in 

Paragraph 1 and 2. Such determination shall be 

made (a) by the Board of Trustees by a majority 

vote of a quorum consisting of Trustees who were 

not parties to such action, suit or proceeding, or 

(b) if such a quorum is not obtainable or if a quorum 

of disinterested Trustees so directs, by independent 

legal counsel in a written opinion. 

5. Advance of Expenses. Expenses incurred by any 

person who may have a right of indemnification 

under this Article XIV in defending a civil or criminal 

action, suit or proceeding may be paid by the 

Foundation in advance of the final distribution of 

such action, suit or proceeding as authorized in 

the specific case, in the same manner as a determination 

that indemnification is proper under 

Paragraph 4 of this Article upon receipt of an 

undertaking by or on behalf of the Trustee, officer 

or agent to repay such amount if it is ultimately 

determined that he/she is not entitled to be 

indemnified by the Foundation pursuant to this 

Article XIV. 

6. Right of Indemnity not Exclusive. The indemnification 

provided by this Article XIV shall not 

exclude any other rights to which those seeking 

indemnification may otherwise be entitled. The 

indemnification rights provided under this 

Article XIV shall continue as to a person who has 

ceased to be a Trustee, officer, or agent and shall 

inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, and 

administrators of such a person. 

7. Insurance. The Foundation may purchase and 

maintain insurance on behalf of any person who 

is or was a Trustee, officer, or agent of the 

Foundation against any liability asserted against 

him/her and incurred by him/her in any such 

capacity, whether or not the Foundation would 

have the power to indemnify him/her against 

such liability under the Provisions of this Article 

XIV or otherwise. 

8. Invalidity of any Provision of this Article. The 

invalidity or unenforceability of any provision of 

this Article XIV shall not affect the validity or 

enforceability of the remaining provisions of this 

Article XIV. 

ARTICLE XV 

Amendments and Consideration 

The Board of Trustees shall have power to make, alter, 

amend, and repeal the Bylaws of the Foundation by 

affirmative vote of a majority of the Board of Trustees 

then in office, provided that the action is proposed at a 

regular or special meeting of the Board, except as otherwise 

provided by law. Any question involving the 

interpretation of these Bylaws shall be determined by 

the Board of Trustees after, as the Board deems 

appropriate, consultation with counsel for the 

Foundation, and if such question arises in the course 

of any meeting, by the President of the Board of the 

Foundation. Determinations by the President of the 

Board shall be effective only for the purpose of the 

meeting. 

JANUARY 2008 



CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION 

1. Name of Organization. The name by which this Corporation 

shall be known is and shall be “New Jersey State Bar 

Foundation.” 

(v) 

The maintenance and/or operation of research, 

including a law library, and educational facilities 

relating to the foregoing. 

2. Location and Agent for Service. 

(a) The location of the principal office in this State is One 

Constitution Square, New Brunswick, Middlesex County, 

New Jersey 08901. 

(b) The name of the Agent therein upon whom process against 

this Corporation may be served is the Executive Director, 

New Jersey State Bar Foundation, One Constitution Square, 

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901. 

3. Purposes and Powers. The purposes for which this Corporation 

is formed and the powers with which it is endowed are as follows: 

(a) To apply its income, or any part thereof, and if the corporation 

so decides, all or any part of its principal exclusively to 

the use of and for the benefit of the New Jersey State Bar 

Association for charitable, scientific, literary or educational 

purposes, or to any other corporation, trust, fund or foundation 

whose purposes and operations are exclusively charitable, 

scientific, literary or educational, within the meaning of 

Section 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as 

amended, and which have purposes or functions closely 

related to the purpose and function of the New Jersey State 

Bar Association, including but not limited to the following: 

(i) The fostering and maintenance of the honor and 

integrity of the profession of law; 

(ii) The improvement and facilitation of the administration 

of justice; 

(iii) The promotion of the study of the law and research 

therein, the diffusion of knowledge thereof, and the 

continuing education of lawyers and persons involved 

in the administration or application of law; 

(iv) The causing to be published and the distribution of 

addresses, reports, treatises and other literary works on 

subjects involving the profession of law, the administration 

of justice, the study of law and research, the continuation 

of education of lawyers and persons involved 

in the administration or application of law, and other 

matters touching on or related to such subjects; and 

(b) In furtherance of its charitable purpose as set forth above, 

the Foundation shall have all powers available to a non-profit 

corporation under New Jersey law as set forth in N.J.S.A. § 

15A:3-1 to the extent that such powers are not inconsistent 

with the Foundation’s status as an organization exempt from 

taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue 

Code of 1954, as amended, including without limitation the 

power to solicit contributions and otherwise raise funds 

necessary or convenient for the carrying out of its purposes 

as set forth above. 

(c) Any and all trustees, officers and employees of the 

Foundation shall be entitled to indemnification for acts 

undertaken on behalf of the Foundation and in furtherance 

of his or her duties as a Trustee, Officer or employee of the 

Foundation in accordance with N.J.S.A. § 15A:3-4. 

4. Prohibited Activities. No part of the activities of the Foundation 

shall be carrying on propaganda, or otherwise attempting to 

influence legislation, or participating in, or intervening in 

(including the publication or distribution of statements), any 

political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office. 

5. Non-Membership Organization. This Corporation shall be 

organized and operated as a non-membership corporation. 

6. Board of Trustees. The Corporation shall be governed by a 

Board of Trustees which shall number no less than nine (9) nor 

more than twenty-three (23). The method of electing Board of 

Trustees is set forth and provided in the bylaws. 

7. Dissolution. Upon the dissolution of the corporation, or the 

winding up of its affairs, whether voluntary or involuntary, the 

assets of the corporation, after all debts have been paid, shall 

be distributed, transferred, conveyed, delivered and paid over, 

in such amounts as the Board of Trustees may determine, or as 

may be determined by a court of competent jurisdiction upon 

application of the Board of Trustees, exclusively to charitable, 

religious, scientific, literary or educational organizations 

which would then qualify under the provisions of Section 

501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or any subsequently 

enacted Federal Internal Revenue Law. 

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