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New Jersey ChathamBlume Goldfaden Berkowitz Donnelly Fried & Forte PC attorney Zenna, Jeffrey J. is a Very good lawyer practice area in Personal Injury Litigation,Personal Injury -- Plaintiff,Blume Goldfaden Berkowitz Donnelly Fried & Forte PC

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• New Jersey, 1992 U.S. District Court District of New Jersey, 1992

• Essex County Bar Association (Member) Hudson County Bar Association (Member) Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Member) Inns of Court (Member, Judge William J. Brennan Jr. Chapter) American Bar Association (Member) Morris County Bar Association (Member)

• New York University School of Law, New York, New York, 1997LL.M., Master of Law(s) City University of New York School of Law at Queens College, Flushing, New York, 1991Juris Dr, Juris Doctor University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware, 1988B.A., Bachelor of ArtsMajor: Political Science

• John Blume began handling personal injury matters in 1963, four years after he joined his father, Charles, in his Newark office. In 40 years of practice he has led Blume, Goldfaden and developed the firm into one with an outstanding record of achievements. In a May 8, 2000 article, The National Law Journal has reported that the firm is "the most successful medical malpractice plaintiff's firm in New Jersey."

  Since the New Jersey Law Journal began publishing a list of the top personal injury and wrongful death verdicts and settlements, Blume Goldfaden has consistently been recognized for results which include in the last five years alone, more than 50 settlements and verdicts of $425,000 to $46.7 million.

  During the past 5 years alone, and including only those matters where there have been recoveries in excess of $350,000, our attorneys have obtained more than 320 million dollars in significant verdicts and settlements for our clients in cases of medical malpractice, product liability, wrongful death, wrongful birth, auto injuries, workplace accidents and other serious matters of personal injury. We have also secured tens of millions of dollars more in recoveries for hundreds of clients who have had less significant claims and injuries.

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A very sick friends house was auctioned at 5pm yesterday without any warning to the people trying to help him & could have stopped this but thought they were - he immediately listed the house and has proof of money due to him. He has police & medical reports, but much the Power of Attorney took. They tell me this legal & his fault - I can't accept that - why have POA or credit protection & why are not after her. Jan 19th it happened I offered money, was told it was ok, house was listed. At 5:20 call 5pm auction told them I pay, at 5:28 bank said 2 bad. I have been fighting them since. I need legal facts - thanks. The house was behind in payments, large personal checks were missing, Large amt of cash were taken, & medical records & invoices could not be located or not handled correctly.

A friend of mine was arrested and bailed out several times over a short period of time in Fountain Valley California. The last time she was arrested she called me crying on the phone needing someone to sign for her release guaranteeing that she'd show up for court. I made it clear that I would not take over any financial obligations but had no problem assuring her court appearance. She begged saying she'd put up her car and everything she owned if I would just bail her out. And the Bondsman said I could have her remanded into custody if I was worried about her running off. So I said okay and they sent me a stack of papers that I signed and faxed in. She gets arrested again and calls me asking me to secure her house and valuables. She'd given me a key to the house so I secured it and took all the expensive things to my place to keep safe. She is looking at a lot of time. The bondsman is telling me that I am now liable for the outstanding $3000 she still owes on her bond. I told him no way. I knew that since she was a Crime, Bail, Crime Bail, Crime that when she would finally go before the judge for the first arrest there was no way they were going to let her out so why would I even entertain the thought of taking on a debt like that? He said I didn't read the fine print and that what ever he and I discussed over the phone is a matter of He-said, She-said. The dilemma is this: Her mom wants me to bring all of my friends stuff to her so she can put it in storage. I know I can sell off the electronic stuff to pay off the debt that the bondsman is saying I owe in her place. Do I have a legal claim to the property in question? What are my alternative options if any?.

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