On The Move: Bressler Amery; Norris McLaughlin
Law firm hires and promotions in New Jersey.
December 26, 2019 at 10:00 AM
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Bressler Promotes Three to Partner
Bressler, Amery & Ross announced the promotions of seven attorneys to partner firmwide as of Jan. 1, including three located in the Florham Park office: Andy Egan, Katie Gannon and Gerd Stabbert.
joined the firm's commercial litigation and private clients practice groups in 2016, and has developed a practice as a fiduciary litigator. He focuses his practice on high-stakes probate, trust and guardianship litigation. He has significant experience representing individual and charitable beneficiaries, as well as fiduciaries, including executors, trustees, guardians, and persons acting under powers of attorney; and is frequently appointed by courts to handle difficult or contentious matters, the firm said. Egan earned his B.A. from Rutgers University in 2007 and his J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 2010.
Gannon joined the firm's environmental law practice in 2014.
She advises clients on environmental law and state and federal environmental litigation matters, with a focus on representing clients in resolving liability at complex Superfund sites. Gannon has substantial experience advising clients on recovering insurance for such liabilities, often under historic general liability policies, the firm said. On the regulatory side, she counsels clients on site remediation matters, including regulatory compliance and permitting, enforcement defense, and brownfields redevelopment and funding. Gannon
received a B.A. from The College of New Jersey in 2007 and a J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2010.
Stabbert joined the firm's commercial litigation and franchise law practice groups in 2007. He counsels clients from diverse industries, including automobile, mortgage banking, commercial real estate, scrap and recycling, telecommunications and food service, as well as in the franchising of products and services, the firm said. His practice concentrates on complex commercial litigation, primarily on franchising matters and the defense or prosecution of contract disputes, consumer fraud claims, business torts, commercial real estate matters, noncompete disputes, environmental claims and intellectual property issues. He received a B.A. from Rutgers University in 1997 and his J.D. from Rutgers Law School in 2000.
|Norris McLaughlin Welcomes Four New Associates
Norris McLaughlin in Bridgewater brought on four new associates: Allison J. Arotsky, to the bankruptcy and creditors' rights practice group; Sarah M. Bouskila, to the real estate and finance practice group; Stephanie A. DeVos, to the environmental law practice group; and Milan Jakubcak, to the business law practice group.
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