About this office:
Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas is New Brunswick, NJ's largest law firm, with additional offices in Clinton, NJ, New York City and Buffalo, NY and San Francisco, CA. Established in 1977, the firm provides individuals, businesses, and other organizations with a full range of legal services. The firm believes the cornerstones to success and effective client service are the promise to provide professional excellence in conjunction with a collaborative and nurturing environment.
Since our founding and throughout our growth over the past 30 years, we have always maintained a small firm culture. We always emphasize hard work and a true sense of family and have fostered an environment of collegiality. When faced with difficult decisions we strive for consensus-based decision making. We train our attorneys that collegiality, mentoring, and civility, both professional and personal, are important and essential parts of the practice of law.
Statement of Practice Summary:
General Practice; Appellate Practice; Architects and Engineers Malpractice; Automobile Insurance Defense; Business Law; Construction Law; Contracts; Corporate Law; Criminal Law; Employer Liability; Environmental Law; Family Law; General Liability; Government; Health Care; Hospital Law; Insurance; Insurance Bad Faith Defense; Insurance Defense Subrogation; Labor and Employment; Litigation; Medical Malpractice; Personal Injury; Premises Liability; Products Liability; Professional Liability; Real Estate; Taxation; Toxic Torts; Transportation; Trusts and Estates; Wills; Probate; Worker's Compensation Defense; Zoning Law; Planning Law; Land Use.
Documents by Lawyers at this office | |
Does My Site Require a Vapor Intrusion Investigation?Jacob S. Grouser, March 29, 2011
On November 10, 2010, the NJDEP clarified its vapor intrusion policy as it relates to investigations at sites with #2 fuel oil and or diesel fuel contamination. Most importantly, it noted that a vapor intrusion investigation was not required simply because there had been a discharge of #2 heating...
NJDEP’s Common Sense PrinciplesJacob S. Grouser, March 29, 2011
On March 9, 2011, the NJDEP announced its proposal of a common sense waiver rule, which would provide for economic growth and enhanced environmental benefit. In furtherance of Governor Christie's Executive Order No. 2 that seeks to establish "Common Sense Principles" to govern New Jersey,...
Year Established: 1977
Representative Clients:
CNA Insurance Co.; Lexington Insurance Co.; Perry Manufacturing; Providence Washington Insurance Co.; St. Paul Fire & Marine; St. Peter's University Medical Center; The Travelers; Yellow Freight System; York Insurance Co.; New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Co.; Kemper Insurance Co.; Great American Insurance; One Beacon Insurance Co.