On Friday, April 1, 2005, Stark & Stark Bankruptcy and Creditor’s Rights attorney Thomas Onder will participate in the Seventh Annual Bankruptcy Bench-Bar Conference hosted by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. Mr. Onder will serve as a panelist for the program’s breakout session focused on Pre-Packs & Mass Torts.
Stark & Stark was recently named as one of the Best Places to Work in New Jersey.
On Friday, February 25, 2005, Rachel Lilienthal Stark, a member of the Firm’s Business & Corporate Group was a guest expert on Venture Talk Radio WWDB 860 AM – Philadelphia.
The February 14, 2005 edition of the New Jersey Law Journal featured a story about Stark & Stark’s addition of an office in New York City. The firm now has offices in Princeton, Cherry Hill, Philadelphia and New York.
Rachel Lilienthal Stark, Chair of the Firm’s Franchise Group, appeared in the January 24th edition of NJBiz Magazine discussing the enforceability of arbitration clauses in franchise agreements.
Article by Timothy Duggan, Chair of the Firm’s Bankruptcy & Creditor’s Rights Group which discusses a recent New Jersey Bankruptcy Court decision and the implications it has on matrimonial lawyers.
Kevin Hart, Chair of the Firm’s Corporate Investigation & White Collar Group, was interviewed by WNBC News New York regarding Acting New Jersey Governor Richard Codey’s appointment of Mary Jane Cooper to the position of Inspector General for the State.
A. Christopher Florio, Co-Chair of the Firm’s Community Associations Group appeared in a January 12, 2005 Trenton Times article concerning necessary repairs which must be made by the Grandville Condominium Association in Hamilton New Jersey. Mr. Florio is the board’s attorney.
Beginning January 3 2005, oral arguments held before New Jersey’s highest court can be viewed online via streaming video. Anyone with Internet access can observe the court in action.
A. Christopher Florio, Co-Chair of the Firm’s Community Associations Group, has been appointed to the Community Association Institute’s (CAI) Board of Directors. The CAI’s board makes policy for the non-profit organization which represents the interests of hundreds of community associations throughout the state of New Jersey. CAI is very politically active in both its support of and opposition to legislation affecting community associations in New Jersey. Mr. Florio also serves on the CAI’s political action committee.
