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October 14, 2019 OCTOBER 14, 2019 ASSOCIATES CLASS of 2019 S-2 ASSOCIATES CLASS OF 2019, OCTOBER 14, 2019 225 N.J.L.J. 2738 New Jersey Arbitration Handbook By William A. Dreier and Robert E. Bartkus New Jersey Arbitration Handbook is a firsthand guide to arbitration for practitioners and arbitrators alike, written from the perspective of what an experienced arbitrator looks for in the hearing process. The book provides helpful advice and tips on what you can expect in a typical hearing and what will be expected of you. Reserve Your Copy Now Visit lawcatalog.com/njbooks or call 877-807-8076 ASSOCIATES_COVERS_101915.indd 4 10/12/2015 3:17:33 PM 225 N.J.L.J. 2739 ASSOCIATES CLASS OF 2019, OCTOBER 14, 2019 S-3 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, REGIONAL BRANDS & LEGAL THEMES: EDITOR'S NOTE Hank Grezlak ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR OF REGIONAL BRANDS: David Gialanella LAW EDITOR: Juliette Gillespie REPORTER: Charles Toutant TRENTON CORRESPONDENT: Suzette Parmley ASSISTANT EDITOR: Jonathan F. 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BARTKUS · MELVYN H. BERGSTEIN ALBERT G. BESSER · JOSEPH L. BUCKLEY career as a freshly minted lawyer, or a new beginning following RONALD K. CHEN · GEORGE W. CONK JOHN CONNELL · HARRIET DERMAN WILLIAM A. DREIER · JERRY F. ENGLISH a move from one law firm to another. Whatever the reason, we BERNARD K. FREAMON · JOSEPH A. HAYDEN JR. RICHARD M. HLUCHAN · GEORGE J. KENNY know it's meaningful for all of them to be doing the work they MYRON W. KRONISCH · VIRGINIA LONG LAWRENCE LUSTBERG · MELINDA MAIDENS ARNOLD K. MYTELKA · THOMAS P. OLIVIERI do. With more than 230 associates listed, these short biographies CARL D. POPLAR · STEVEN M. RICHMAN BRUCE ROSEN · ANNE C. SINGER don't do their stories justice. Certainly all have worked hard to MICHAEL S. STEIN · EDWIN H. STERN JUSTIN P. WALDER ROBERT F. WILLIAMS · ALAN L. ZEGAS arrive here. But for each, much of the story is left to tell. We know ALFRED C. CLAPP (1903-1988) that we at the Law Journal might be reporting on the work that MORRIS M. 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New York, NY 10017 (212) 457-9400 ALM SENIOR MANAGEMENT PRESIDENT, CEO BILL CARTER CHIEF CONTENT OFFICER — David Gialanella MOLLY MILLER CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER & PRESIDENT OF EVENTS Assistant Managing Editor of Regional Brands MARK FRIED PRESIDENT OF INFORMATION SERVICES JON DIGIAMBATTISTA CHIEF SALES OFFICER/PAID CONTENT — Juliette Gillespie ALLAN MILLOY CHIEF SALES OFFICER/MARKETING SOLUTIONS Law Editor, New Jersey Law Journal MATTHEW WEINER CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER JIMI LI SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT/HUMAN RESOURCES ERIN DZIEKAN • • • Designated as an official publication by: The United States District Court; The Supreme Court of New Jersey; Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics; New Jersey Executive Commission on Ethical Standards; New Jersey State Bar Association; New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. Member of the New Jersey Press Association. S-4 ASSOCIATES CLASS OF 2019, OCTOBER 14, 2019 225 N.J.L.J. 2740 Name: Liana R. Abreu Name: Anand A. Acharya Firm: Gibbons P.C., Newark Firm: Parker McCay P.A./Mount Laurel Birth Year: 1990 Practice Areas: Commercial Finance and Practice Areas: Employment & Labor Law Corporate Date Joined Firm: 10/2/2019 Date Joined Firm: 4/1/2019 Legal Career History: Gibbons P.C., Associ- Law School: Rutgers Law School, JD 2013 ate, October 2016- April 2017 College: Pace University, BBA Accounting, Clerkship: Hon. Brian R. Martinotti, U.S. 2007 District Court for the District of New Jersey, April 2017-September 2019. Hon. Marie P. Simonelli, Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, 2015-2016 Law School: Seton Hall University School of Law, JD, 2015 College: Rutgers, BS, 2012 Name: Adesola K. Adegbesan Name: Adetola Ajayi Firm: Parker McCay/Mount Laurel Firm: Archer & Greiner, PC / Haddonfield Practice Areas: Medical Malpractice Birth Year: 1994 Date Joined Firm: 9/9/2019 Practice Areas: Business Counseling Clerkship: Hon. Terrence R. Cook, P.J.Cr., Date Joined Firm: 9/3/2019 Superior Court of New Jersey, Burlington Law School: Temple Beasley School of Law, Vicinage JD, 2019 Law School: Widener Delaware Law School, College: Villanova University, BA, 2016 JD, 2018 College: Temple University, BBA Legal Studies, 2015 Name: Elizabeth M. Andes Name: David B. Angeluzzi Firm: McAndrew Vuotto, LLC, Morristown Firm: Chasan Lamparello Mallon & Birth Year: 1988 Cappuzzo, PC / Secaucus Practice Areas: Commercial Litigation Birth Year: 1982 Date Joined Firm: 4/22/2019 Practice Areas: Insurance Defense Legal Career History: Maraziti Falcon, LLP, Date Joined Firm: 9/16/2019 2017-2019 Legal Career History: Gill and Chamas, Clerkship: Hon. Stuart A. Minkowitz, 2010-2011; Law Office of Cindy Thompson, A.J.S.C., Morris/Sussex Vicinage, 2016-2017 2011-2016; Law Office of Bobbi J Vilacha, Law School: Rutgers Law School, J.D., 2016 2016-2018; Massood Law Group, 2018-2019 College: Fairleigh Dickinson University, Law School: Marquette University, J.D., 2007 B.A., 2010 College: Loyola College in Maryland, B.A., 2004 Name: James S. Arrabito Name: Michael C. Bachmann Firm: Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC, Firm: Fox Rothschild LLP, Morristown West Orange Birth Year: 1990 Birth Year: 1986 Practice Areas: Real Estate Practice Areas: Environmental Date Joined Firm: 2/4/2019 Date Joined Firm: 5/28/2019 Legal Career History: Connell Foley, As- Legal Career History: Carter, Ledyard & sociate (2017-2019); GluckWalrath, Associate Millburn LLP, 2018-2019 (2016-2017) Clerkship: New Jersey Supreme Court, Hon. Clerkship: Hon. Marie P. Simonelli, Supe- Jaynee LaVecchia rior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division Law School: Rutgers Law School, J.D., 2017 (2015-2016) College: William Paterson University, Law School: Seton Hall University School of B.A., 2014 Law, J.D., 2015 College: Rutgers University, 2012 Name: Pavitra Badami Name: Aryana P. Badery Firm: Sills Cummis & Gross P.C./Newark Firm: Windels Marx - Madison Practice Areas: Family Law Birth Year: 1989 Date Joined Firm: 8/1/2019 Practice Areas: Litigation Legal Career History: Associate, Aronsohn Date Joined Firm: 9/16/2019 Weiner Salerno & Kaufman, P.C., 2017-2019 Clerkship: Hon. Randal C. Chiocca, Superior Clerkship: Hon. Maritza Berdote Byrne, Court of New Jersey P.J.F.P., Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Law School: Roger Williams University cery Division, Family Part (2016-2017) School of Law, JD, 2018 Law School: Rutgers Law School-Newark, College: University of California Riverside, B.A., 2016 BA, 2011 College: Rutgers University, B.A., 2011 225 N.J.L.J. 2741 ASSOCIATES CLASS OF 2019, OCTOBER 14, 2019 S-5 Name: James P. Barabas Name: Mohamed Barry Firm: Windels Marx - Madison Firm: Genova Burns LLC - Newark Birth Year: 1974 Practice Areas: Employment & Labor Law Practice Areas: IP - Hatch Waxman Date Joined Firm: Sept. 2019 Date Joined Firm: 4/9/2019 Legal Career History: Deputy Attorney Gen- Law School: University of Pennsylvania, eral, Office of the Attorney General, Newark JD, 2000 Law School: Rutgers Law School, J.D., 2015 College: Dartmouth College, AB, 1996 College: Seton Hall University’s John C. Whitehead School of Diplomacy and Interna- tional Relations, B.A. Name: Brielle Basso Name: Ryan M. Beeck Firm: Gibbons P.C., Newark Firm: Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC, Birth Year: 1993 West Orange Practice Areas: Commercial & Criminal Birth Year: 1991 Litigation Practice Areas: Corporate & Securities Date Joined Firm: 10/7/2019 Date Joined Firm: Sept. 3, 2019 Clerkship: Hon. Douglas M. Fasciale, Supe- Clerkship: Hon. Joseph L. Yannotti, Superior rior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division 2018-2019 2018-2019 Law School: Seton Hall University School of Law School: Rutgers Law School, J.D., 2018 Law, JD, 2018 College: Loyola University Maryland, College: Hofstra University, BA, 2015 B.A., 2013 Announcing the 2019 Fall Associate Class LIANA R. ABREU YOLANDA J. BROMFIELD MICHAEL R. NOVECK gibbonslaw.com Employment & Labor Commercial & Criminal John J. 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