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Twenty-five Archer & Greiner Attorneys Named “Super Lawyers” in New Jersey Monthly Magazine

03/30/09

        Twenty-five attorneys from Archer & Greiner, P.C., are recognized as “New Jersey Super Lawyers 2009” in the April 2009 issue of New Jersey Monthly magazine, arriving at homes and newsstands today.
        The publishers of Law & Politics magazine designate “Super Lawyers” based on a point-scored selection process, with results published each spring in New Jersey Monthly. The selection process involves review of surveys sent to more than 35,000 experienced New Jersey attorneys, research by Law & Politics magazine staff, and peer evaluation by top attorneys in each of more than 60 practice areas. Only five percent of lawyers in a given state are selected.
     “Super Lawyers” also recognizes top attorneys in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Northern California, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Southern California, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin.
 Multiple attorneys from each of Archer & Greiner’s three New Jersey offices — Haddonfield, Princeton and Flemington — were selected. Pennsylvania “Super Lawyers” are named at a later date.
        The following Archer & Greiner partners were recognized as “New Jersey Super Lawyers 2009.” Their practice areas and hometowns are included (* denotes individual selected as a Super Lawyer at least five consecutive years):
HADDONFIELD OFFICE              PRINCETON OFFICE        FLEMINGTON OFFICE     
Bankruptcy & Creditor/Debtor Rights     Family Law      Estate Planning & Probate       Environmental/Land Use
* John V. Fiorella (Haddonfield)        * Lee M. Hymerling (Haddonfield)        * Frank P. Reiche (Princeton)   Guliet D. Hirsch (Flemington) 
* Stephen M. Packman (Haddonfield)      * William J. Thompson (Medford)         Lawrence C. Wohl (Stockton)     * Lloyd H. Tubman  (Flemington)       
        * Peter E. Driscoll (Haddonfield)                     
Business Litigation             Plaintiff Personal Injury             
* Steven J. Fram (Haddonfield)  General Litigation      Neal L. Schonhaut (Titusville)        
Allen A. Etish (Cherry Hill)    * Robert G. Harbeson (Haddonfield)                    
        * Charles W. Heuisler  (Cherry Hill)                  
Environmental/Land Use  * Ellis I. Medoway  (Cherry Hill)                     
Christopher R. Gibson (Thorofare)       *  Steven K. Mignogna  (Voorhees)                     
Debra S. Rosen (Medford)                              
        Labor and Employment                  
Environmental Litigation         John C. Connell (Haddonfield)                
Marc A. Rollo (Haddonfield)                           
        Plaintiff Personal Injury                     
Estate Planning & Probate       * Frank D. Allen (Cherry Hill)                
Gerald E. Darling (Moorestown)                                
* Frank R. Demmerly Jr. (Moorestown)    Real Estate                   
        Gary. L. Green (Cherry Hill)                  
Health Care     * Robert R. Kugler (Haddonfield)                      
Gary J. Lesneski (Tabernacle)                         
               
               

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