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Archer & Greiner, P.C.
Voorhees, NJ
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At a glance
- Founded
- 1928
- Attorneys
- 175
- Offices
- 9
- Main office
- Voorhees, NJ
About the firm
Archer & Greiner opened in Camden in 1928 and is now based in Voorhees, with about 175 attorneys in nine offices. It handles litigation and transactional work for large corporations, family-owned businesses and individuals. Individuals also come to the firm for personal injury, family law, estate litigation and immigration help.
Services
- Business litigation
- Corporate
- Bankruptcy, restructuring and insolvency
- Labor and employment
- Real estate and land use
- Redevelopment law
- Real estate tax appeals
- Personal injury
- Matrimonial and family law
- Private wealth, estates and trusts
- Estate and trust litigation
- Immigration and global mobility
- Cannabis
- Environmental law
Leadership
- Marc RolloPresident
- Debbie HaysChair of the Board of Directors
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Offices
Main office
1025 Laurel Oak Road, Voorhees, NJ 08043
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Practice areas
- LitigationCommercial disputes, appeals and trials.
- Business & CorporateFormation, contracts, financing and mergers.
- BankruptcyChapter 7, Chapter 13, foreclosure and restructuring.
- EmploymentDiscrimination, harassment, wages and wrongful termination.
- Real EstateHome closings, commercial property and landlord-tenant.
- Municipal & Land UseZoning, planning boards, redevelopment and public entities.
- Personal InjuryCar accidents, falls, medical injuries and wrongful death.
- Family LawDivorce, custody, support and domestic violence matters.
- Estate PlanningWills, trusts, powers of attorney and probate.
- ImmigrationGreen cards, visas, citizenship and deportation defense.
- CannabisLicensing, compliance and business for cannabis companies.
- EnvironmentalContamination, permits, cleanup and compliance.
- HealthcareRegulation, compliance and transactions for providers.
- Intellectual PropertyPatents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets.
- TaxIRS and state tax disputes, planning and audits.
- Criminal DefenseDWI, municipal court, drug charges and serious crimes.
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