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Hoagland Longo Partner, Marc Gaffrey, Recently Installed as a Trustee for the Middlesex County Bar Association

Marc Gaffrey was sworn in on May 25th as a new Trustee for the Middlesex County Bar Association (MCBA).

Marc Gaffrey, the Supervising Partner of Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst, & Doukas’s Environmental & Toxic Tort Litigation Department, was sworn in on May 25th as a new Trustee for the Middlesex County Bar Association (MCBA). The event was held at The Grand Marquis in Old Bridge, NJ which served as an installation dinner for new officers and trustees.

Marc was one of seven new Trustees installed and is also the co-chair of the MCBA’s Environmental Committee. He is a valued member of the legal profession, and with his Bachelor of Science degree in biochemistry from Syracuse University, Marc has been able to apply his unique background to the highly scientifically complex world of toxic tort litigation over his 28-year career. Marc concentrates his practice on environmental litigation, hazardous waste, chemical exposure, and regulatory and compliance. He has handled thousands of cases and is also National Coordinating Counsel to multiple companies encompassing an array of business disciplines. He has authored various articles, is a frequent lecturer, and is an adjunct professor at Rutgers University.

“When selecting a Trustee for the MCBA, it is important that they have extensive knowledge, skills and resources to benefit the public and the profession,” said Jonathan Cowles, Executive Director of the Middlesex County Bar Association. “Marc is an expert in his field of practice and a well-respected member of the legal community. He will continue to enhance relationships among members of the profession and bring innovative ideas for positive change to the Association. We look forward to his active participation in our organization”.

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“I am truly honored to be welcomed as a bar leader for the Middlesex County Bar Association. I am looking forward to developing new bar programs and services with a specific focus on young attorneys entering the legal industry. The MCBA does some wonderful things for our local public and legal community and I am excited to be a part of it,” said Marc Gaffrey.

About the Middlesex County Bar Association

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The Middlesex County Bar Association is a non-profit professional membership organization with a focus on benefiting the public by providing a proactive voice to represent the views, interests and concerns of the legal community, promoting ethical conduct, and enhancing the quality of the legal services provided by members through education, networking and mutual support.

About Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas

Established in 1977 and headquartered in New Brunswick, NJ, Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas is a full service law firm made up of over 80 attorneys. The firm is approved counsel for many major insurance carriers and focuses on complex civil litigation which includes: Complex Personal Injury, Construction Litigation, Professional Liability, Product Liability, Environmental & Toxic Tort, Trucking & Transportation, Automobile Liability, Civil Rights, Title 59 and Employment Law. Hoagland Longo also provides legal representation in the areas of Health Care, Criminal Law, Commercial Litigation, Land Use & Development, Municipal Law, Real Estate, Transactional/Business, Transportation, Wills, Trust & Estates, Family Law and Workers’ Compensation. The firm has a presence state-wide with additional offices in Clinton, Hammonton, and Wall, as well as offices in New York and Philadelphia. The firm’s solid reputation and demonstrated success is due in part to their team of high caliber attorneys with a culture of cultivating professional excellence for over four decades.

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