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Bruce Nagel Bruce Nagel SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION NEW JERSEY’S ® THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO LEGAL REPRESENTATION IN NEW JERSEY TOP2012 EDITIONRATEDLAWYERS BRUCE NAGEL PREMIER TRIAL ATTORNEY Weinberger Law Group LeaDING New JerSey Family Law Firm ® TOP RATED LAWYERS SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION NEW JERSEY’s WWW.LAW.COM/NEWJERSEYTOPRATED Cover photograph by Statia Grossman NEW JERSEY’s NEW JERSEY’s TOP RateD LawyerS BY Specialty Administrative ................................2 Discrimination ................................25 Legal Malpractice .........................41 Alternative Dispute Resolution ...2 Domestic Violence ........................25 Litigation .........................................41 Appellate ........................................4 Education .......................................25 Medical Malpractice .....................44 Arbitration ......................................4 Eminent Domain ...........................26 Non-Profit Law ...............................45 Asbestos Litigation .......................6 Energy and Natural Resources ...26 Personal Injury ...............................53 Banking & Finance ........................6 Entertainment ................................26 Products Liability ...........................45 Bankruptcy .....................................8 Environmental................................26 Professional Liability .....................48 Business & Commercial ...............8 Family and Elder Law ...................27 Real Estate ......................................49 Civil Law ..........................................16 Franchise Law ................................28 Securities ........................................52 Civil Rights ......................................18 General Practice ............................28 Social Security Disability ..............52 Class Actions ..................................18 Government ...................................36 Taxation ..........................................52 Collections .....................................19 Health Care ....................................37 Technology .....................................53 2012 EDITION Commercial Litigation ..................19 Homeowners Association............38 Transportation ...............................53 THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO LEGAL Construction ..................................22 Immigration....................................38 Trusts and Estates .........................53 Consumer .......................................23 Insurance ........................................38 Workers’ Compensation ..............55 REPRESENTATION IN NEW JERSEY Criminal ...........................................23 Intellectual Property ......................39 Zoning, Planning and Land Use .56 New Jersey’s Top Rated Lawyers helps Debtor and Creditor .....................25 Internet ...........................................40 take the mystery out of locating a Dental Malpractice .......................25 Labor and Employment ...............40 high-quality advocate to protect you, your family, your business and all other assets. 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