A working knowledge of this evolving area of the law will benefit any and all professionals who may presently or in the future address pet-related issues in court or in mediation/arbitration.
I am pleased to have helped create this special program for the NJSBA , and to join the panel of diverse speakers for this presentation, including (1) Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Angela White Dalton; (2) Michelle Newton, Esq., who co-chairs the NJSBA's Animal Law Committee and practices with Dennigan Cahill Smith in Princeton; (5) John DeBartolo, Esq., former Chair of the NJSBA Chair of the Family Law Section and President of the Monmouth Bar Association, who practices with Atkinson & DeBartolo in Red Bank; (4) Dr. Nancy Halpern, Esq., of Fox Rothschild in Princeton, who chairs the firm's Animal Law Committee and who is both an attorney and a licensed veterinarian who previously served as NJ State Veterinarian, (5) Gina Calogero, Esq., a family law attorney in Oradell who is the past Chair of the Animal Law Committee; (6) Lauren Beaver, Esq., a matrimonial attorney with Ulrichsen Rosen & Freed in Pennington, and (8) Amanda Clark, Assistant Monmouth County Prosecutor and former Assistant Counsel in the Office of Counsel to the Governor.
As May is National Pet Month in the United States, hopefully you will be able to join us at this special program, which immediately precedes the 2019 keynote speech to the NJSBA by Bob Woodward.