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Daniel T. DiCicco Named a 2019 Super Lawyer Rising Star

27 Mar 2019

Daniel T. DiCicco was selected to the 2019 Super Lawyers Rising Stars list. The Super Lawyer list is issued by Thomson Reuters. A description of the selection methodology can be found at http://www.superlawyers.com/about/selection_process.html. Disclaimer: No aspect of this post has been approved by...

John M. Hockin, Jr. Named 2019 Super Lawyer Rising Star

27 Mar 2019

John M. Hockin, Jr. was selected to the 2019 Super Lawyers Rising Stars list for Personal Injury: Medical Malpractice Defense. The Super Lawyer list is issued by Thomson Reuters. A description of the selection methodology can be found at http://www.superlawyers.com/about/selection_process.html. Disclaimer: No...

Congratulations to John M. Hockin, Jr. on his “No Cause” at Trial

13 Feb 2019

Congratulations to John M. Hockin, Jr. on his 6-0 “No Cause” at trial. The case was litigated over three days before the Honorable Robert C. Wilson, J.S.C. The case involved a passenger, who alleged that he suffered a fractured ankle with arthritis,...

John M. Hockin, Jr. Presented “Zealous Advocacy” to the Civil Section of the Haydn Proctor Inns of Court

09 Jan 2019

John M. Hockin, Jr. presented “Zealous Advocacy” to the Civil Section of the Haydn Proctor Inns of Court. The program explored the ethical obligations of attorneys in zealously advocating the positions of clients at trial while not violating the Rules of Ethics,...

Mary Ann Nobile Wilderotter Presented at the Meadowlands Seminar 2018

26 Oct 2018

Mary Ann Nobile Wilderotter presented at the Medical Malpractice: Mock Trial at the 2018 Meadowlands Seminar. The program, which was approved for 7.8 credits, took attendees through every step of a medical malpractice trial from openings through closings. Ms. Nobile Wilderotter discussed the...

John M. Hockin, Jr. Presented at the 22nd Annual Medical Malpractice Update

06 Oct 2018

John M. Hockin, Jr. presented at the 22nd Annual Medical Malpractice Update seminar presented by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. The program, which was approved for 5.0 credits, was advertised as a “program designed for trial attorneys at every level...