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• Piro, Zinna, Cifelli, Paris & Genitempo, P.C., is a Nutley, New Jersey law firm providing quality legal service to its clients since its founding in 1969.

  The firm is composed of eight principals: James M. Piro, Frank J. Zinna, Angelo Cifelli, Jr., David M. Paris, Alan Genitempo, Daniel R. Bevere, Christopher G. Rohde, Jack H. Sanders and Richard A. Grodeck. Associates of the firm are Raymond B. Reddin, Norell J. Paleologos and Siobhan M. Fuller. Paul J. Jackson is Of Counsel to the firm. All attorneys are licensed in the State of New Jersey and are admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of New Jersey and the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.

  The firm has extensive experience representing governmental entities, corporate clients and individuals. It provides litigation and other legal services for matters including medical malpractice, product liability, general negligence, automobile liability, environmental law, insurance claims, contract law, corporate law, employment, real estate, land use, elder law, estateand family law matters.

  The firm's office is Essex County is close to the courts of the seven most northern counties in New Jersey. The firm also represents clients in all counties in the State of New Jersey.

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