After rising to political prominence in the administration of Republican Gov. Chris Christie, he returned to private practice as chairman of the Litigation Department at Roseland’s Lowenstein Sandler, his old firm. Perhaps not surprisingly, his efforts to build the practice involves connections to state government, including with Christie’s successor, Democrat Phil Murphy.

She's co-founder of Smith Mullin in Montclair and one of the best-known civil rights attorneys in the country, having represented plaintiffs in several high-profile cases, like Gretchen Carlson in her sexual harassment suit against Fox News and Roger Ailes, which settled for $20 million.

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He founded Scarinci Hollenbeck in 1988 and has since been its firmwide managing partner, overseeing more than 60 attorneys in New Jersey, New York, and Washington, D.C. A prominent voice in constitutional law since the 1980s, he also edits the award-winning Constitutional Law Reporter.

New Jerseyans can rest assured that the legal acumen demonstrated by the individuals profiled here will be available to manage the new normal. They are the best problem solvers the state has to offer.

New Jerseyans can rest assured that the legal acumen demonstrated by the individuals profiled here will be available to manage the new normal. They are the best problem solvers the state has to offer.

The top 10 honorees are ranked numerically; the remainder are listed alphabetically.

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You may not know their names yet, but you will. Alphabetically listed, meet this year's honorees.

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