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| Civil Trial Practice | Commercial Law |
| Commercial Litigation | Creditors Rights |
| Criminal Trial Practice | Environmental Law |
| Family Law | General Practice |
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| Personal Injury | Real Estate Law |
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About this office:
Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer is a full service law firm dedicated to maintaining the reputation, service and results our clients have come to expect. Founded in 1919, the firm has over 140 attorneys practicing in four offices located in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer is a name that has become synonymous with law firm excellence and a commitment to make a difference for the businesses and individuals it serves. Practicing law, teaching the law, and shaping the law is what we do. We are proud of our heritage and cherish our client relationships.
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Statement of Practice Summary:
Administrative Law; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Appellate Practice; Banking Law; Brokerage Litigation; Class Actions; Commercial Litigation; Commercial Transactions; Condemnation; Corporate Finance; Corporate Law; Creditors' Rights; Criminal Law; Education Law; Employment Law; Environmental Law; Estates; Family Law; General Trial; Government Relations; Health Care; Land Use; Mass Torts; Mediation; Medical Malpractice; Personal Injury; Probate; Products Liability; Public Finance; Public Utility Law; Real Estate; Real Estate Redevelopment; Securities; Sports Law; Tax Law; Trusts; Workers Compensation.
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Which Entity Should I Form For My Business Enterprise?Peter A. Greenbaum, May 7, 2013
Whether starting a business or operating an existing enterprise, business people should consider the legal form of their business and the need to protect their personal assets from business liabilities, while also considering the applicable tax consequences of such decision. In New Jersey, you can...
The Expanding Law on Employee Use of Social MediaStephanie D. Gironda, May 2, 2013
Employee use of social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and other internet social sites, whether at the workplace and during work time or off-duty, can be a minefield for both employees and employers.
Year Established: 1919
Representative Clients:
Amerada Hess Corp.; Bayshore Community Health Services, Inc.; Centrastate Healthcare System; City of New Brunswick; Investors Bank; Middlesex County College; Middlesex County Improvement Authority; Middlesex County Utilities Authority; New Brunswick Housing Authority; PNC Bank; Sun National Bank; Wakefern Food Corporation; Wells Fargo.