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Richard Lloyd Hertzberg
About Richard
Biography
Although glory days on the field are behind me, my competitve energies now find expression in representing my clients. I bring everything I have to every case and the results reflect that effort. The effort is well worth it because I derive great personal satisfaction from helping those who put their trust in me.
Practice Areas
1
Practice Area
Litigation
100%
33 years
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Licensed in New York for 36 years
State: New York
Acquired: 1989
No misconduct found
Licensed in New Jersey for 37 years
State: New Jersey
Acquired: 1988
No misconduct found
Location
Law Offices of Richard Lloyd Hertzberg
Metro Corporate Campus One, Po Box 5600, Woodbridge, NJ, 070950988
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Litigation lawyer
Experience
Honors
2016
AV Preeminent Rated, Martindale-Hubbell
2012
Super Lawyer, New Jersey Super Lawyers Magazine
2011
Super Lawyer, New Jersey Super Lawyers Magazine
2010
Super Lawyer, New Jersey Super Lawyers Magazine
2009
Super Lawyer, New Jersey Super Lawyers Magazine
2003
Who's Who in American Law, Who's Who In American Law
Work Experience
1991 - Present
Partner, Greenbaum Rowe Smith and Davis
Associations
1990 - Present
American Bar Association (New Jersey chapter)
Education
1988
Columbia University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
Publications
1999
Middlesex County Bar Association
Affidavit of Merit--Tort Reform Makes Strange Bedfellows