MIDDLESEX ANNUAL PRACTICE AWARDS RECIPIENTS: Top tier, from left to right: Paul J. Endler, Daria Anne Venezia and Michael K. Feinberg; Bottom tier, from left to right: John E. Hogan, W. Lois Kahagi, Michelle O'Brien and Joseph S. Surman Jr. Middlesex Bar Recognizes 7 Members
On March 18, the Middlesex County Bar Association held its 16th annual practice area awards event, virtually, and recognized several attorneys: Civil Trial Practice Award: Paul J. Endler of Methfessel & Werbel in Edison; Robert Cirafesi Chancery Practice Award: Daria Anne Venezia of Venezia & Nolan in Woodbridge; Transactional Award: Michael K. Feinberg of Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis in Woodbridge; Criminal Trial Practice Award: John E. Hogan of Wilentz Goldman & Spitzer in Woodbridge; Pro Bono Award: W. Lois Kahagi of Metuchen; Young Lawyer Award: Michelle O'Brien of Purcell Mulcahy & Flanagan in Bernardsville; and Municipal Court Practice Award: Joseph S. Surman Jr. of New Brunswick. The awards recognize attorneys practicing in Middlesex County and adjacent municipalities who devote a significant portion of their work to their specialty areas and exhibit one or more of the following: leadership in the field of practice; contributions to the bar, such as participation in educational panels and committees; contributions to the community and/or charitable endeavors; a record of promoting participation and involvement in the MCBA and collegiality within the association; and a reputation for personal and professional integrity.After Hours: Middlesex County Bar; Cooper Levenson
Middlesex Bar Recognizes 7 Members On March 18, the Middlesex County Bar Association held its 16th annual practice area awards event, virtually, and…
April 13, 2021 at 04:29 PM
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MIDDLESEX ANNUAL PRACTICE AWARDS RECIPIENTS: Top tier, from left to right: Paul J. Endler, Daria Anne Venezia and Michael K. Feinberg; Bottom tier, from left to right: John E. Hogan, W. Lois Kahagi, Michelle O'Brien and Joseph S. Surman Jr.
Middlesex Bar Recognizes 7 Members
On March 18, the Middlesex County Bar Association held its 16th annual practice area awards event, virtually, and recognized several attorneys: Civil Trial Practice Award: Paul J. Endler of Methfessel & Werbel in Edison; Robert Cirafesi Chancery Practice Award: Daria Anne Venezia of Venezia & Nolan in Woodbridge; Transactional Award: Michael K. Feinberg of Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis in Woodbridge; Criminal Trial Practice Award: John E. Hogan of Wilentz Goldman & Spitzer in Woodbridge; Pro Bono Award: W. Lois Kahagi of Metuchen; Young Lawyer Award: Michelle O'Brien of Purcell Mulcahy & Flanagan in Bernardsville; and Municipal Court Practice Award: Joseph S. Surman Jr. of New Brunswick. The awards recognize attorneys practicing in Middlesex County and adjacent municipalities who devote a significant portion of their work to their specialty areas and exhibit one or more of the following: leadership in the field of practice; contributions to the bar, such as participation in educational panels and committees; contributions to the community and/or charitable endeavors; a record of promoting participation and involvement in the MCBA and collegiality within the association; and a reputation for personal and professional integrity.
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