The new addition focuses her practice on education and special education law.

One attorney practices in the New Brunswick firm's general and automobile liability department and the other in its construction law department.

David Shipley has nearly three decades of experience in state tax law.

Glenn Prives represents organizations including hospitals, physician groups, surgery centers, laboratories, telemedicine companies, behavioral health centers and more.

Nicholas Insua joins the firm in its Princeton and New York offices.

Rebecca Borgese, Hunt Ricker, former Bergen County Assistant Prosecutor Ryan Magee and Wendi Opper Uzar were named partner while Jeffrey Beer Jr., Michael Crowley and Matthew Karmel were elevated to counsel.

Thomas Zelante served in the public role under three county prosecutors.

Five partners and three associates joined Brown Rudnick, including NJBIZ Law Power 50 list alum David Sorin, who had been with the office since 2014.

The appointments are among 19 the firm announced nationwide.

The promoted attorneys work in the firm's labor, employment and employee benefits; and wills, trusts and estates practice groups, respectively.

Hackensack-based Randi Kochman will serve alongside Samuel Weiner and Warren Usatine.