They didn't just win our lawsuit,
they changed our lives.
James • Mendham, NJ
They didn't just win our lawsuit,
they changed our lives.
James • Mendham, NJ
Tim Ford got us the "win" – times two! He prevailed in a challenging case.
He believed in us, stuck with us and got us through. Highly recommended.
Small Business • Morris County, NJ
Tim Ford got us the "win" – times two! He prevailed in a challenging case.
He believed in us, stuck with us and got us through. Highly recommended.
Small Business • Morris County, NJ
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Our firm handles a wide spectrum of cases, from the straightforward to the complex. We represent a diverse base of clients from individuals and families to public and private companies, entrepreneurs and long-standing institutions. Across the board, each client consistently receives an exceptional level of service and legal counsel. Our multi-disciplinary team and exemplary support staff are dedicated to providing the best possible outcomes for all of our clients’ matters. We pride ourselves on our responsiveness to our clients’ needs. Everything we do is a reflection of ourselves — from the quality of our work, to the strength of our knowledge, to the experience and approachability of our staff.
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