New Jersey Law Journal
...amp; Greene), 1968-85; Margolis Chase in Verona, counsel, 1986-91; Hurley and Vasios in Short Hills (now Vasios, Kelly & Strollo), counsel, 1991-2008...
Biographies for Vicinage 10
Large settlements and verdicts in New Jersey
A $1 million pain and suffering award that was slashed to $200,000, then reinstated on appeal, is headed back up the appellate ladder, testing the extent to which a judge, in granting a remittitur, c
...firm, partner, 2008-present; Day Pitney, associate then counsel, 1998-2007; Hurley & Vasios, associate, 1996-98; Hon. Stephen F. Smith Jr., J.S.C...
...Hardin, associate then counsel, 2000-07; current firm, associate, 1997-2000; Hurley & Vasios, associate, 1996-97 Profile: Ilardi circled back...
Much of the Law Journal's regular reporting on partnership changes at New Jersey firms could suggest that lateral movements are becoming the norm, but our yearly snapshot of the new partners' ranks c
...injuries.Prior to his current firm, Ironson was with Hurley & Vasios in Short Hills from 1986 to 1990. He clerked a year...
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