From his clerkship for the Presiding Criminal Judge of the Superior Court in Morris County, the Honorable B. Theodore Bozonelis, to the Prosecutor’s Office for two tenures and the private firm of Nuzzi and Mason, LLC, Brian Kenney has always practiced criminal law.
As such, Brian brings over 17 years of criminal law experience to Einhorn Barbarito, where he specializes in Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Law Enforcement Representation, and Victim Representation. Brian believes in the constitution and the rights it affords, along with the basic idea that individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
Having experience with criminal defense for years and working as an Assistant Prosecutor for almost a decade, Brian brings a unique perspective to how he approaches cases to the benefit of any client he represents. Moreover, Brian engages each client with an attentive and communicative approach to keep them informed about what is going on every step of the way during what could be the most difficult time in their lives.
Honors & Accolades
Brian has been recognized by the following:
- “New Jersey Rising Star,” Super Lawyers, 2009 – 2014
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Professional Affiliations
- Member, Board of Trustees, New Jersey State Bar Association, Criminal Law Section
- Member, New Jersey Association for Justice
- Member, Morris County Bar Association
- Member, Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey
- Member, Sussex County Bar Association
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