The firm is pleased to announce that twelve of its lawyers have been named to the 2017 New Jersey Super Lawyers list and two lawyers were named to the 2017 New Jersey Rising Stars list.
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The attorneys selected to the 2017 New Jersey Super Lawyers list are:

• Robert S. Bonney, a partner at the firm whose primary area of practice is criminal defense
• Duane O. Davison, a founding member of the firm whose primary area of practice is municipal law
• Edward C. Eastman, a founding member of the firm who heads the real estate department
• Michael J. Fasano, counsel at the firm, who works in the real estate and appellate groups
• Carrie A. Lumi, a partner at the firm whose primary area of practice is family law
• Timothy D. Lyons, a partner in the firm whose primary area of practice is business litigation
• James M. McGovern, a partner at the firm whose primary area of practice is business litigation
• Gary P. McLean, a partner at the firm whose primary area of practice is general litigation
• Robert F. Muñoz, a founding member of the firm who chairs the firm’s tax and estate planning department
• Christopher D. Olszak, a partner at the firm who focuses on elder law
• Daniel D. Olszak, Jr., of counsel at the firm whose primary area of practice is elder law
• James A. Paone, II, equity shareholder and chair of the firm’s business litigation practice

The attorneys selected to the 2017 Rising Stars list are:

• Matthew K. Blaine, a partner at the firm whose primary area of practice is business litigation
• Sylvia L. Breitowich, an associate at the firm whose primary area of practice is family law

Super Lawyers states that selection for inclusion to the Super Lawyer listing follows a selection process which is a comprehensive, good-faith and detailed attempt to produce a list of lawyers that have attained high peer recognition, meet ethical standards, and have demonstrated some degree of achievement in their field. Super Lawyers selects attorneys from all firm sizes and over 70 practice areas throughout the United States. The final published list represents no more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state.