By Karen Mason | Published June 16, 2016 | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment
Edwin W. Schmeirer, Esq., Chair of the firm’s Local Government Law Practice Group, serves as a panelist at the Affordable Housing Professionals of New Jersey (AHPNJ) Annual Symposium on June 21, 2016. Mr. Schmierer, who serves as the AHPNJ President, discussed issues related to the extension of affordable housing deed restriction controls on municipal housing Read More
Read MoreYMCA Camp Mason, located in Hardwick, NJ, will hold its annual Racin’ 4 Mason bike ride on June 25. Camp Mason is named after Mason, Griffin & Pierson’s co-founder, Ralph S. Mason, who served as the Camp’s Board of Trustees President for many years. All proceeds from the race support scholarships that enable underprivileged children Read More
Read MoreMason, Griffin & Pierson supports the Boy Scouts of America, Central New Jersey Council, Troop 46. From 1:00 to 5:00 PM on Sunday June 7 the Scouts will hold a Strawberry Festival fundraiser at the Montgomery Middle School Lower Campus on Burnt Hill Road in Skillman. Entertainment is provided by the Blawenburg Band and the Read More
Read MoreThe firm is a sponsor for the June 14 golf outing that will raise funds for the Bristol-Myers Squibb Community Health Center, a clinic for uninsured and underinsured patients. For more informatin go to www.phcsgolf.org
Read MoreMontgomery Township celebrates Independence Day with music, family-fun activities and fireworks beginning at 6 PM on June 30th at Montgomery Township High School. For more information go to https://montgomeryfireworks.org. Mason, Griffin & Pierson is a proud supporter of the event.
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We are pleased to announce the election of Paul M. Bishop to the Board of Directors, Mason, Griffin & Pierson, PC. Paul, one of the firm’s senior litigators, practices business, commercial, and general litigation, and represents clients in complex disputes throughout New Jersey’s state and federal courts.
On August 23, 2023, the Supreme Court of New Jersey appointed Elizabeth Zuckerman to serve on the District Ethics Committee for District VII (DEC VII) for a three-year term. The district includes Mercer County.