Matthew J. Brown
Wolf & Brown in Cherry Hill named Matthew J. Brown partner. Brown graduated with a J.D. from Rutgers Law School-Camden in 2015. His practice focuses solely on claims and appeals before the Veterans Administration for disability compensation, and dependency and indemnity compensation. He recently secured a favorable decision and settlement for a Vietnam-era veteran who has been denied service connection for more than 50 years, according to the announcement. Brown has been with the firm since 2017. Brown said in a statement: “It has been an honor and pleasure to represent those who sacrifice for our country, and build that relationship with our veterans.” Firm principal Michael Brown said in a statement: “Since rejoining Wolf & Brown and taking over our veterans department, he has continued to impress with solid judgment, continued growth, and a nuanced and pragmatic approach to the law. This is a tremendous asset to our clients and an invaluable addition to our firm as we continue to strengthen our litigation practice.”
Post Polak Names Siobhan Beere Partner
Siobhan Beere [Photo Credit: © 2015 Steve Hockstein/HarvardStudio.com.]
Siobhan Beere
was named partner at
Post Polak
in Roseland. Beere first joined Post Polak as a “floater” in 2004 following her graduation from Boston College. During her first year with Post Polak, she was promoted to paralegal and enrolled in CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice to obtain her master’s degree in forensic psychology. Upon completion of her master’s degree, Beere enrolled in the night program at Rutgers Law School-Newark and graduated in 2013. Beere was admitted in New Jersey and New York in 2014, and has been an associate with the firm until her recent promotion to partner. Beere has been a visiting professor of ethics at DeVry University and adjunct faculty in the paralegal program at Raritan Valley Community College since 2018. Beere has experience in civil litigation and chancery practice, including family, employment law, and local government law. She also practices in in the firm’s hospitality practice.
Bianchi Firm Moves Office, Hires Two
Danielle M. Esposito
The Bianchi Law Group, a law firm made up of former prosecutors handling criminal defense and related areas, recently moved its office to Parsippany from West Caldwell. Robert A. Bianchi previously served as the Morris County prosecutor, and firm partner David J. Bruno, served as an assistant prosecutor in the office’s Major Crimes Unit. The firm also made two hires: Danielle M. Esposito and Kayla E. Rowe. Esposito was an assistant prosecutor in Essex County, and is well-versed in alternative disposition programs and can connect clients with quality-of-life services, the
Kayla E. Rowe
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