Gary Appleby was raised in Milltown. He attended Spotswood High School and Livingston College in Piscataway. Mr. Appleby served as an Officer in the United States Navy for four years before attending law school at the Rutgers School of Law in Camden. He served as the judicial law clerk for the Hon. Glen J. Berman and the Hon. Amy P. Chambers in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Middlesex County, before entering into private practice.
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Personal injury Attorney | Mar 06
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"I am very pleased to endorse Gary D. Appleby, Esq., and I can attest to the fact that he is extremely well informed about the law involving personal injury. Gary has acquired a vast amount of knowledge over the twenty years that I have known him, and he uses that knowledge to obtain great results for his clients. In addition, due to his friendly nature, his clients feel comfortable with him. I consider Gary to be both a friend, and a well-respected colleague."