If you are being sued or are contemplating filing a lawsuit in New Jersey, it may be prudent for you to hire an attorney. If you don’t know where to begin your search for legal help, consider the following when looking for an attorney to represent you in your legal matter.
Experience is important when choosing a lawyer. You will want an attorney who is actively practicing law in the area in which you need counsel. For example, if your company is being sued for copyright infringement, you want a business lawyer who has experience with copyright cases. When looking to hire an attorney, it is acceptable to ask law firms about their specific experience in areas of the law and the success of their attorneys in settling and litigating cases.
Where an attorney or law firm is physically located is also an important factor to consider. Ideally, you should find an experienced law office or attorney close in proximity to you or your opposing party. Mason, Griffin & Pierson, P.C. is centrally located in New Jersey, just a few miles from downtown Princeton. Knowledge of the legal community and local court processes and procedures can be invaluable to your case.
Mason, Griffin & Pierson, P.C. is a general practice law firm in Princeton, New Jersey that can help you with a wide range of legal needs. The firm has been practicing law in the community for over five decades and is committed to serving central New Jersey residents, businesses and government entities. The lawyers practice primarily in Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset counties. They have a depth of knowledge of local codes, state laws and regulations and legal processes and are well-respected in the legal community. Contact us today to discuss your legal matter.
UrbanPromise Trenton is a non-profit, “for promise” organization providing free After School drop-in and Summer Camp programs to the youth of Trenton. UrbanPromise Trenton equips participants with the skills necessary for academic achievement, spiritual growth, life management, and Christian leadership. UrbanPromise Trenton also employs Trenton teens in their StreetLeader program where teens are mentors and leaders to the younger children in the programs.
Mr. Hammett joined Mason Griffin & Pierson P.C. in 2018 and practices in the field of Trusts and Estates; Real Estate; Business Law; and Chancery Court Practice.
To learn more about UrbanPromise Trenton, please visit www.urbanpromisetrenton.org.
We are pleased to announce that firm attorney Anthony R. Todaro has been appointed as Planning Board attorney in the Borough of High Bridge (Hunterdon County).
We are pleased to announce that firm attorney Anthony R. Todaro has been appointed as Zoning Board attorney in Hamilton Township (Mercer County).
The mission of the Hunterdon Land Trust is to preserve the integrity of the rural landscapes in the Hunterdon County region by protecting/enhancing natural resources and the cultural landscape of the historic Dvoor Farm for public enjoyment and education. The Land Trust has helped protect more than 10,280 acres of farmland and open space and owns and manages nature preserves throughout Hunterdon County.
To learn more about HLT, visit:
www.hunterdonlandtrust.org
Trishka Waterbury Cecil, Of Counsel with the Firm, has completed her annual Year-End Law Review for 2020 (a/k/a the “Big Book”) which is now available for members on the New Jersey Institute of Local Government Attorneys (NJILGA) website: https://www.njilga.org/. At a webinar presented on November 19, 2020 at the New Jersey State League of Municipalities Virtual Conference, Trishka (NJILGA Past President) and Steve Goodell (Treasurer), highlighted and discussed selected local government cases from the past year and entertained questions and comments from attendees.
Sharon Dragan, a Director with the Firm, has recently been elected to serve as Secretary for the NJ Institute of Local Government Attorneys in 2021. For more information about the NJILGA, see
https://www.njilga.org/about-us/who-are-we.html.
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