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Brown & Connery was proud to support the JCD Memorial Foundation in its 10th annual golf fundraiser to support those struggling with substance abuse disorder. Attorney Kathleen Dohn participated for the firm.

Brown & Connery is proud to share that Alyssa Lott, an attorney of the firm, has been installed as a Co-Director of the Advocacy Committee on the Board of Directors of the South Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO). The appointment is effective July 1, 2024 and runs through June 30, 2025. This is Ms. Lott’s second year serving in this role. NAWBO South Jersey is dedicated to providing support, education, mentoring, and networking opportunities for women business owners and their associates in the region. The organization serves the needs of women business owners in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Cumberland, Salem, Atlantic, Cape May, and portions of Mercer counties. As Co-Director of the Advocacy Committee, Ms. Lott works hand in hand with NAWBO National and has helped introduce NAWBO members to those who legislate on behalf of constituents throughout the South Jersey region. The Advocacy Committee’s goal is to foster bi-partisan support for women in business in South Jersey and to educate members about local, state, and national public policy issues that impact business. Pictured L-R - Attorneys, Kathleen Dohn, Alyssa Lott and Arlette Leyba

Brown & Connery was proud to support Devereux New Jersey in its third annual golf fundraiser at Forsgate Country Club. Attorneys Kathleen Dohn, Alyssa Lott, Joseph Clifford and James Clancy represented B&C on the course coming in four under par.

On May 3, 2024, Shawn C. Huber, Esq. served as a moderator for a CLE program presented by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. The program, titled “Anatomy of a Slip-and-Fall Case,” provided a expansive outline for handling slip-and-fall cases in the State of New Jersey, including insights from industry experts, as well as a special segment offering a judicial perspective. The program was presented in cooperation with the Certified Attorney and Civil Trial Bar Sections of the New Jersey State Bar Association. Mr. Huber is a partner of the firm and he concentrates his practice in personal injury, commercial litigation, municipal law, and subrogation matters. He has been certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Civil Trial Attorney since 2011. He is a regular speaker for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, National Business Institute, and the Camden County Bar Association. 

BROWN & CONNERY WELCOMES ITS 2024 SUMMER LAW CLERKS Brown & Connery is excited to commence its 2024 summer law clerk program and extends a warm welcome to this year’s summer law clerks: Taylor LaRosa, Olivia Hunt, and James Park. Over the course of the summer, the law clerks will have an opportunity to gain valuable experience working on a variety of legal matters across the firm’s several offices and numerous practice areas. They will be mentored by attorneys of various levels, will receive direct exposure to the legal process, and will be provided meaningful opportunities to attend client meetings, court hearings, mediations, depositions, and closings. They will also be invited to attend seminars, luncheons, and other outings to further develop professional and personal ties with the firm and its attorneys.  This year’s class includes a diverse group of law students with an impressive array of backgrounds. -Taylor LaRosa is a rising 3L student attending Rutgers Law School. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Bucknell University, College of Arts and Sciences. He participates in Hunter Moot Court and is a member of the Rutgers Business Law Review. -Olivia Hunt is a rising 3L student attending Rutgers Law School. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University, College of Arts and Sciences. She is a member of the Women’s Law Caucus and the Rutgers Journal of Law & Religion. -James Park is a rising 3L student attending Rutgers Law School. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from New York University, College of Arts and Sciences. He is a member of the Asian Pacific Americans Law Student Association and the Rutgers Tech and Computer Law Journal. Founded in 1928, Brown & Connery is among the oldest and most well-established law firms in Southern New Jersey. Many of the firm’s current attorneys previously participated in the firm’s summer law clerk program before graduating from law school.

Brown & Connery's 4th Annual Rainbow Day in celebration of Pride Month! 🌈

Thank you to Brown & Connery, LLP for sponsoring the AFBNJ's 47th Annual William J. Brennan, Jr. Award Reception! We greatly appreciate your support and the support of all the event sponsors. We look forward to another amazing year with newly sworn-in President Sue Leming.

On May 17, 2024, Michele Haas, Esq., Vice Chair of the New Jersey State Bar Association’s (“NJSBA’s”) Workers' Compensation Executive Committee, moderated the 2024 NJSBA Annual Meeting Workers’ Compensation Bench-Bar Conference – “Back to Basics.” During the conference, Ms. Haas joined a panel of esteemed practitioners to discuss a variety of topics relating to workers’ compensation law, including the roles of attorneys and doctors/experts in cases, a primer on medical examinations and testing, legislative and case law updates, and the use of interpreters at trial.   Ms. Haas is Counsel with the firm and concentrates her practice in the defense of workers’ compensation matters. She is certified by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Workers’ Compensation Law Attorney.  

Let’s hear it for our Brown & Connery 2024 Participants of the EAGLES AUTISM CHALLENGE held at Lincoln Financial Field on May 18, 2024. Brown & Connery was a proud sponsor and had 11 B&C Team Players participate. The seventh annual challenge raised more than $8 million for autism research, with over 4,500 participants and 25,000 donations coming from around the world.

William F. Cook served as a speaker for the Camden County Bar Association’s Civil Practice Update on May 6, 2024. This annual seminar covered key developments in New Jersey appellate cases in various practice areas including employment law, commercial litigation, complex litigation, and trial advocacy. Mr. Cook also discussed recent changes to the New Jersey Court Rules and potential upcoming rule changes of importance to practitioners. Mr. Cook is a partner with the firm and a co-chair of the CCBA’s Civil Practice Committee.