The 2025 New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists, published by Thomson Reuters, includes 19 Sills Cummis & Gross attorneys. Of these, 17 are included on the New Jersey Super Lawyers list and 2 are included on the New Jersey Rising Stars list.
New Jersey Super Lawyers
Joseph L. Buckley – Business Litigation; Banking
Meryl A.G. Gonchar – Land Use/Zoning
Jeffrey J. Greenbaum – Class Action/Mass Torts: Defense; Business Litigation; Securities Litigation
Keith R. Hemming – Construction Litigation
Joshua N. Howley – Business Litigation; General Litigation; Appellate
Michael R. Leighton – Real Estate: Business; Business/Corporate; Securities & Corporate Finance
Nicole Gerritsen McDonough – Business Litigation; Estate & Trust Litigation; Intellectual Property Litigation; Family Law
Jeffrey H. Newman – Real Estate: Business; Business Litigation; Business/Corporate
Mark S. Olinsky – Business Litigation; Criminal Defense: White Collar; Health Care
Patricia M. Prezioso – Employment Litigation: Defense; Employment & Labor: Employer
Thomas H. Prol – Environmental; Business Litigation; Land Use/Zoning; Business/Corporate
Beth S. Rose – Class Action/Mass Torts: Defense; Personal Injury – Products: Defense
Richard J. Sapinski – Criminal Defense: White Collar; Tax: Business
Andrew H. Sherman – Bankruptcy: Business; Creditor Debtor Rights: Business
Jason Teele – Bankruptcy: Business; Business/Corporate; General Litigation
Peter G. Verniero – Appellate; Business Litigation; Criminal Defense: White Collar
Ted Zangari – Real Estate: Business; Land Use/Zoning; Government Relations
New Jersey Rising Stars
The following Sills Cummis & Gross attorneys are included on the 2025 New Jersey Rising Stars list. Rising Star candidates are 40 years old or younger or in practice for 10 years or less.
Joshua J. Koodray – Land Use/Zoning; Real Estate: Business
Robert B. Spawn – Business Litigation
To read about the selection process for Super Lawyers and Rising Stars, please click here.
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