VENTANTONIO & WILDENHAIN PC
ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT
December 3, 2006, Warren, NJ -- The law firm of Ventantonio & Wildenhain PC
announces that Debra A. Sahler has been appointed as a Trustee at Large for Somerset County for the New Jersey Women Lawyers Association (NJWLA).
NJWLA is an independent association of New Jersey women lawyers. The association was formed to retain women in the legal profession through education and activism and to promote its members to the highest levels of law firm, government, academic, community and corporate positions. NJWLA also endorses qualified female attorneys for appointments to the state and federal judiciary.
Ms. Sahler is a member of the firm’s Litigation Department and focuses her practice in personal injury and product liability litigation. Her practice also includes commercial litigation, litigating both the prosecution and defense of claims involving breach of contract and consumer fraud.
Ms. Sahler is admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York. She is also a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association and the New York State Trial Lawyers Association.
Ventantonio & Wildenhain PC concentrates its practice in litigation, corporate law, and governmental entities. Located in Warren, New Jersey, the firm also maintains a New York office. For more information, call 908.757.3900 or visit the firm’s website at www.vwlaw.com.
Ventantonio & Wildenhain congratulates Debra Joren, winner of the drawing held at the League of Municipalities in Atlantic City in November.
 For photos of the firm's League of Municipalities event, click here.
From the New Jersey Law Journal
November 6, 2006
Fingers Do the Squawking – The most embattled real estate in New Jersey might just be the back cover of the yellow Pages. Ask personal injury lawyer Karim Arzadi.
In 2004, the Perth Amboy solo asked a court to restrain Verizon from publishing its New Brunswick Yellow Pages until it put his ad on the back. He alleged that Verizon promised he would be next in line for the coveted spot, but instead gave it to the Elizabeth firm of Eisdorfer, Eisdorfer & Eisdorfer.
Middlesex County Superior Court Judge Edward Ryan found Arzadi had not proved an oral contract, and last Wednesday an appeals court affirmed.
Undaunted, Arzadi presently has ads on the back covers of directories in East Orange and Somerset and will soon add Perth Amboy, a spot up to now occupied by the Eisdorfer firm.
Verizon’s lawyer, Ernest Wildenhain, of Warren’s Ventantonio & Wildenhain, says there is a waiting list for the back covers of the Yellow Pages. “Lawyers frequently compete for (them) . . . and it is not uncommon, lawyers being lawyers, that they can get contentious at times.”
By Lisa Brennan, Charles Toutant and Mary Pat Gallagher
VENTANTONIO & WILDENHAIN PC
ANNOUNCES PROMOTION, ADDITIONS TO FIRM
September 21, 2006, Warren, NJ -- The law firm of Ventantonio & Wildenhain PC announces that Thomas M. Crino has been named an Equity Partner in the firm. Additionally, Jay Silver has joined the firm as an Associate, and Henry J. Walsh has become Of Counsel to the firm.
Crino, a member of the firm’s Litigation Department who joined the firm in 1996, concentrates his practice in personal injury defense litigation, property damage recovery litigation, and contract law. A graduate of Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, he received his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law.
Silver, who joins the firm’s Litigation Department, is highly experienced in litigation and workers’ compensation matters. Prior to joining Ventantonio & Wildenhain, he was a prosecutor in the Broward County (Florida) State Attorney’s Office and was an associate at Rissman, Weisberg, Barrett, Hurt, Donahue & McLain, P.A. in Orlando, Florida. He graduated from the University of Rhode Island and received his law degree, cum laude, from the University of Miami Law School.
Walsh, a member of the firm’s Public Entity and Government Law Department, concentrates his practice in governmental entities and litigation. He was Municipal Attorney for the Township of Bridgewater from 2002-2004. Before serving as municipal attorney, he served as Senior Corporate Counsel for AT&T and Corporate Counsel for Bell Laboratories, then specialized in corporate, municipal, environmental, product injury, and intellectual property matters for 12 years at a large New Jersey law firm.
Walsh received his undergraduate degree from New York University in Electrical Engineering, and his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law.
Ventantonio & Wildenhain PC concentrates its practice in litigation, corporate law, and governmental entities. Located in Warren, New Jersey, the firm also maintains a New York office. For more information, call 908.757.3900 or visit the firm’s website at www.vwlaw.com.
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