LINDABURY'S 'ELVES' AT WORK: From let to right: Lindabury's Executive Vice President Eric B. Levine and Family Law associate Nicole Kobis, United Way's Vice President of Programs and Operations Juanita Ayala-Vargas and Director of Marketing & Community Engagement Melanie McLaurin, and Lindabury President David R. Pierce, at the firm's offices in Westfield on Dec. 13, 2018.After Hours
New Jersey lawyers and judges, and their extracurricular activities.
February 14, 2019 at 09:00 AM
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Lindabury Partners with United Way
Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper transformed its Westfield office into Santa's workshop recently in partnering with The United Way of Greater Union County to provide presents to 65 children for the holidays. Lindabury's “elves” donated and gift-wrapped toys and games for the boys and girls from families affiliated with the Puerto Rican Organization for Community Education and Economic Development (PROCEED, Inc.), the firm announced.
|NJALA Hears Fox's McCreary on Privacy and Security Training
NJALA PRIVACY & SECURITY TRAINING: Shown, from left: Pictured are: Christine Taenzer of Suburban Propane, Janet Petrillo of Kennedys CMK, Mark McCreary, CIPP/U.S., of Fox Rothschild LLP; Edward Sousa of Einhorn Harris & Associates; and NJALA member Joanne O'Beirne on Jan. 15, 2019, at the Highlawn Pavillion in West Orange.
At the Jan. 15 meeting of the New Jersey Association of Legal Administrators at Highlawn Pavilion in West Orange, members learned about “Privacy and Security Training: Obligations of Confidentiality and Safekeeping.” The speaker was Mark McCreary, a partner and chief privacy officer at Fox Rothschild in Morristown, who is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional/U.S.
|Kahme Named Mercer Bar Treasurer
NEW MERCER COUNTY BAR OFFICERS: Shown, from left to right: Margaret A. Chipowsky, Secretary; Michael Kahme, Treasurer; Tanya L. Phillips, Vice President; and James L. Creegan, President-Elect, on Jan. 24, 2019, at the Trenton Country Club in West Trenton, N.J. (Not shown: Brian J. Duff, President.)
Michael Kahme, managing partner of Hill Wallack in Princeton, was sworn in as treasurer of the Mercer County Bar Association in a ceremony on Jan. 24 at the bar's annual installation dinner at the Trenton Country Club in West Trenton.“It's an honor to continue my service to the Mercer County Bar Association as Treasurer,” Kahme said in a statement issued by his firm. “I look forward to working with our new President, Brian Duff, and my fellow officers and trustees. I thank my fellow members of the Bar Association for their confidence in me.” He formerly served as Mercer County Bar Association secretary in 2018 and as trustee from 2010-17. He concentrates his legal practice in creditors' rights and bankruptcy. He is admitted to practice in state and federal courts in New Jersey, in the Southern and Eastern districts in New York, and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. He graduated from the University Of Miami School of Law and the University of Rochester.
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