Cammarano, Cardwell & Suarez get the top lawyers

By Wally Edge | July 27th, 2009 - 4:51pm
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Two of the top criminal defense lawyers in the state picked up premier clients on Thursday: Joseph Hayden is representing Hoboken Mayor Peter Cammarano, while Henry Klingeman, Gerald Krovatin's law partner, added Jersey City political leader Joseph Cardwell and Ridgefield Mayor Anthony Suarez as clients.  Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell has retained William Northgrave, who was Hudson County Executive Robert Jansizewski's Chief of Staff.

Others:

Assemblyman L. Harvey Smith: Peter Willis
Jersey City Deputy Mayor Leona Beldini: Brian Neary
North Hudson Sewerage Authority Commissioner Michael Schaffer: Corrine Mullen
Jersey City Council President Mariano Vega: Christopher Patella
Hudson County Board of Elections Investigator Denis Jaslow: James Lisa
Former Jersey City Council candidate Jimmy King: Arthur Abrams
Former Assemblyman Louis Manzo: John Lynch (not that one, another one)
Ronald Manzo: Samuel DeLuca
Former Jersey City Council candidate Lori Serrano: Terry Ridley
Guttenberg Board of Education Treasurer Vincent Tabbachino: Anthony Kress
Assemblyman Daniel Van Pelt: Michael Gilberti and Robert Fuggi
Former Jersey City Council candidate LaVern Webb-Washington: Lorraine Gauli-Rufo (Public Defender)
Lakewood Building Inspector Jeffrey Williamson: Angelo Servidio

 

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