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Middlesex Bar Installs Isele as President, Other New Officers. Riker Danzig and Grow It Green Team Up for Earth Day.
August 17, 2017 at 02:13 PM
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Middlesex Bar Installs Isele as President, Other New Officers
William Isele was installed as the Middlesex County Bar Association's 103rd President on May 10, 2017, at Pierre's of South Brunswick in Monmouth Junction. Other officers sworn in on May 10 include: Joanne Vos, president-elect (Maraziti Falcon, Short Hills); Daria Anne Venezia, 1st vice president (Venezia & Nolan, Woodbridge); Eugene Wishnic, 2nd vice-president (Wishnic & Jerushalmy, New Brunswick); Edward Testino, treasurer (solo practitioner, Matawan); and John Gillick, secretary (Martin Kane & Kuper, East Brunswick). Isele is of counsel in the Princeton office of Archer & Greiner, where he has practiced since 2007. Admitted to the bar of New Jersey in 1976, his practice is focused on health care law, elder law, and government agency appeals. He is a graduate of The Catholic University of America (B.A. and M.A.) and Georgetown University Law Center (J.D.), and holds a certificate in gerontology from Rutgers University.
In addition, the Bar's new trustees for 2017-18 were announced: Andrew Carey (Prosecutor, Middlesex County); Risa Chalfin (Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, Woodbridge); Christian Fleming (Jabin & Fleming, East Brunswick); Patrick Heller (Terkowitz & Hermesmann, Somerset); Omar Qadeer (Qadeer & Associates, Edison); Joseph Russell Jr. (Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, Woodbridge); George Shamy Jr. (Shamy & Shamy, New Brunswick); and Kimberly Yonta (solo practitioner, New Brunswick).
|Riker Danzig and Grow It Green Team Up for Earth Day
Morristown-based Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti teamed up with Grow it Green Morristown for a volunteer event in recognition of Earth Day on April 19, 2017. Riker Danzig employees were given the afternoon off to assist with weeding, clearing garden beds, and other preparations for the upcoming 2017 growing season and school trips to Grow It Green's Urban Farm. The Urban Farm is New Jersey's largest public school garden, and is managed by a small staff, part-time interns and community volunteers. Riker Danzig partner A.J. Borrelli, a securities litigator and chairman of the firm's Green Committee, led the Riker Danzig team. Borrelli took a group of 18 Riker Danzig volunteers, who weeded and cleared garden beds and pathways, planted flowers, made and spread compost, secured a trellis for the hops vines, and fed the chickens—all under the direction of Grow It Green's director of agriculture and education, Shaun Ananko, otherwise known as “Farmer Shaun.”
|Middlesex Bar Installs Isele as President, Other New Officers
William Isele was installed as the Middlesex County Bar Association's 103rd President on May 10, 2017, at Pierre's of South Brunswick in Monmouth Junction. Other officers sworn in on May 10 include: Joanne Vos, president-elect (Maraziti Falcon, Short Hills); Daria Anne Venezia, 1st vice president (Venezia & Nolan, Woodbridge); Eugene Wishnic, 2nd vice-president (Wishnic & Jerushalmy, New Brunswick); Edward Testino, treasurer (solo practitioner, Matawan); and John Gillick, secretary (Martin Kane & Kuper, East Brunswick). Isele is of counsel in the Princeton office of
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