Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/31/2021 -- For the 12th year in a row, Kingston attorney Hanan M. Isaacs was named as a top lawyer in New Jersey.

Mr. Isaacs is an attorney with the Kingston Law Group, serving Princeton and all parts of Central Jersey.

The announcement was made by the New Jersey SuperLawyers magazine. The magazine annually reviews attorneys from across the state and chooses the top five percent practicing lawyers around the state for the listing. Mr. Isaacs was first named to the list in 2010 and has received the honor every year since.

"Being considered in the top five percent of attorneys in the Garden State is a tremendous honor," he said. "SuperLawyers does not give this award lightly. The review team examines each nominee, their work, case outcomes, and more. To make the list even once shows a huge dedication to the practice of law and the clients served. Being on the list multiple times requires a dedication to the practice that is second to none."

In addition to the actual practice, SuperLawyers magazine looks at how the attorney gives back to the profession. In that area, Mr. Isaacs has been a leader for 42 years. "A professional mediator and arbitrator for [42] years, Mr. Isaacs has trained hundreds of CPA's, human resources professionals, lawyers, and other business community members in the art and craft of negotiation, mediation, arbitration and conflict resolution," says the SuperLawyers report on his inclusion to the list.

Mr. Isaacs said he works every day to improve his chosen field and be a mentor to those just entering the law. This includes young lawyers, legal interns, and paralegals. He said seeing other people excel with his help is one the greatest gifts he receives.

"I hope this honor serves to encourage other New Jersey attorneys to look at their own contributions to see how they can serve. We owe it to the legal profession and our clients to be the best we can possibly be," he said.

About Hanan M. Isaacs
For 42 years, Hanan Isaacs has served as a trial lawyer, mediator, and arbitrator, from his offices in Princeton-Kingston, NJ. Mr. Isaacs focuses his practice on employment and business litigation, personal injury, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in those fields. He is active with the NJ Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association, an organization of trial lawyers who regularly represent workers. Isaacs is also an Accredited Professional Mediator in both civil and family law matters with the New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators. He is a New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Family Law Specialist, a designation attained by 250 out of 90,000 lawyers in the State. He is active in the New Jersey legal and ADR communities and has variously served as an adjunct law professor, college professor, ADR trainer, legal writer, public speaker, as well as leader for many years in professional legal and ADR organizations.

Media Contact

Hanan M. Isaacs, Esq.
Partner, Kingston Law Group
Kingston Law Group
(609) 683-7400
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com
https://kingstonlawgroup.com

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Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/22/2020 -- Kingston attorney Hanan Isaacs gave a presentation on Dec. 10 to the New Jersey Technology & Manufacturing Association (NJTMA). Mr. Issacs' topic was A Legal and HR Look at the Covid-19 Market on Jobs, Safety and Income Security.

The main point of his talk was unemployment and how the COVID-19 virus is affecting employees and the labor market in general. Fortunately, the US has an unemployment insurance system that workers can fall back on if they lose their jobs, he said.

At the same time, government has also come at the virus with what Mr. Isaacs described as a hands-off approach.

"We had an interactive crowd of 50 professionals in NJ manufacturing and the NJ Department of Labor. My NJDOL co-presenters gave detailed presentations on state laws and regulations promoting worker financial security and health and safety in Covid times. I spoke about the tragedy of workers across the state and country unprotected by the federal government's Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Tragically, the federal government for 10 months has told first responders and others 'You're on your own!'" he said.

He pointed to the Centers for Disease Control guidelines for dealing with COVID-19 in the workplace. Rather than turn those recommendations into enforceable requirements, OSHA just asked employers to follow the guidelines.

The result is a worsening of the pandemic, he said. As the labor market has suffered, so has business and industry. The result is a looming disaster few in government are willing to see, much less invest in efforts to prevent it.

"I also discussed the cataclysmic impact of Covid upon industries and individuals, the 'real' unemployment rate, the unfavorable employment to population ratio, and the frightening Covid statistics that are poised to get worse. This is not a presentation for the weak of heart, yet it is crucial for people to understand the truth, which is the first step to real empowerment and change," he said.

The full text of Mr. Isaac's presentation is here.

"I greatly appreciate the NJTMA's being willing to host these kinds of talks and presentations," he said. "People need to know the truth. They need to know what is being done and what is not being done to insure their safety and the restoration of the economy."

A transcript of the chat following the presentation is available at the NJTMA website.

For more information about Mr. Isaacs, visit https://kingstonlawgroup.com. For more information about the NJTMA, visit https://njtma.com.

About Kingston Law Group
In 1981, Hanan M. Isaacs created a Central Jersey law partnership with Robert A. Felmeister. The firm was known as Felmeister & Isaacs. From their newly minted law offices In East Windsor, Mercer County, these two young lawyers were hellbent on creating an immediate commercial following. They took an aggressive stance on their first amendment right to advertise their legal services, including on the radio, a right the New Jersey Supreme Court was slow to recognize and support. Their stance produced a 4-year tussle with the Supreme Court, resulting in multiple hearings in state and federal court and two changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the current Rule permitting most forms of advertising.

In 1988, Felmeister departed the firm to start a different career, and Isaacs constructed a sole practice focusing on family and divorce (in which he is a Certified Family Law Practitioner), employment law for workers, personal injury, insurance bad faith, and general civil and criminal defense practice. He also is an expert in negotiations, mediation, and arbitration of cases, whether as a neutral or a lawyer representing a party in those venues.

From 1998 to 2018, Mr. Isaacs hired paralegals and law associates to handle the firm's work. He taught dispute resolution at Seton Hall Law School and Rider University, taught lawyers and judges the art and craft of negotiations and mediation, served as a Mediation Trainer and lecturer for the NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education and NJ Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM), published many articles on divorce, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and served in leadership roles at the State Bar Association, on Supreme Court Committees, and at NJAPM. He also served for many years on successive Zoning Boards of Adjustment (in Montgomery Township and Princeton), and on his Homeowners Association Board.

In 2018, Mr. Isaacs formed a law partnership with Misty V. Avallone, Esq., a long-time associate of the firm, who focuses on matrimonial law practice, along with Tabitha Y. Clark, Esq., who focuses on trusts and estates, Elderlaw, and support for Ms. Avallone's and Mr. Isaacs's divorce and employment law cases. Ms. Clark also serves as the law firm's Chief Technical Officer.

About Hanan M. Isaacs
Hanan M. Isaacs is a mediator, arbitrator, and trial lawyer who is dedicated to providing legal representation and ADR services to Central Jersey clients. He is a New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Family Law Specialist and a NJAPM Accredited Professional Mediator (APM) in general civil and divorce matters. Mr. Isaacs's law practice focuses on family law, employment law, general civil and criminal law litigation, and ADR.

Media Contact

Kingston Law Group
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com
https://kingstonlawgroup.com/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/28/2020 -- The Kingston Law Group has won a major victory for free expression rights in the context of the NJ Prevention of Domestic Violence Act.

Hanan M. Isaacs, Esq., Senior Attorney at Kingston Law Group, filed the briefs and argued the matter for K.H., the Defendant-Husband. The issue in the case was the trial judge's decision to impose a Final Restraining Order against K.H. for publishing to five (5) people not parties to the underlying divorce case the details of E.H.'s alleged adultery, which she did not contest in her divorce pleadings or at the domestic violence trial.

E.H. claimed that K.H.'s mere publication of his divorce counterclaim was so unreasonable, it amounted to harassment under the law. K.H. defended his actions on the grounds of first amendment free expression.

Said Isaacs, "Our client used his divorce pleadings, public record, and sent them to his wife's place of employment, the wife of her paramour, and his in-laws. He wanted all of them to know of E.H.'s lies. In particular, E.H. had abused her company's time and expense practices during the marriage, and K.H. felt compelled to share this information.

K.H.'s argument leaned heavily on State v. Burkert, 231 N.J. 257 (2017), and State v. Hoffman, 149 N.J. 564 (1997), both Supreme Court of New Jersey opinions that defined the criminal law of harassment. Those two cases discussed the tension between invasion of privacy and intent (harassment) versus free expression (first amendment protected).

"New Jersey's harassment statue restricts free speech, when the speech has no useful purpose and is used to unreasonably upset or intimidate the victim, yet the scope must be limited to protect free speech," said Isaacs. "The alleged victim's reaction alone is not grounds to suppress such speech, because some of those listeners or readers actually may want to hear or see what has been expressed."

This landmark ruling is the first in New Jersey in which the appellate court applied the Supreme Court's criminal harassment analysis to the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act. There are tens of thousands of such cases heard and decided every year in our State, many of which involve claims of harassment. It is important news for the judges and lawyers who practice in the Family Court arena.

Isaacs added, "The Appellate Division's decision in E.H. v. K.H is a roadmap for the trial judge, who may decide on remand to re-impose a Final Restraining Order 'for better reasons.' Yet, it is also an opportunity for KLG to argue a citizen's right to distribute the contents of a divorce pleading to people outside the divorce -- without running afoul of the DV statute. I am seeking to have the judiciary publish it as a precedential case, which it truly is."

Learn more about the firm at www.kingstonlawgroup.com.

About Kingston Law Group
Attorney Hanan M. Isaacs, our Founding Partner, started the firm in 1981, principally serving Central Jersey clients in family law and general civil and criminal law mat- ters. Today, we provide experienced representation in federal, state, local, for-profit, non-profit employment law matters for workers and companies; family law cases of most types; and general civil and criminal defense litigation.

In addition to his litigation work, Hanan has 40 years of experience in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). He represents family law, employment law, and general civil law clients in mediation and arbitration. He also serves as a neutral mediator and arbitrator (but not in the same cases in which he is an advocate).

In 2012, Misty A.V. Avallone joined the firm as an attorney and is licensed in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Misty became a partner of the firm in 2019. Her ar- eas of practice include family law, employment law for workers, mediation, and gen- eral civil litigation.

Media Contact

Kingston Law Group 4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com
https://kingstonlawgroup.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/24/2020 -- The Kingston Law Group has won a major victory for free expression rights in the context of the NJ Prevention of Domestic Violence Act.

Hanan M. Isaacs, Esq., Senior Attorney at Kingston Law Group, filed the briefs and argued the matter for K.H., the Defendant-Husband. The issue in the case was the trial judge's decision to impose a Final Restraining Order against K.H. for publishing to five (5) people not parties to the underlying divorce case the details of E.H.'s alleged adultery, which she did not contest in her divorce pleadings or at the domestic violence trial.

E.H. claimed that K.H.'s mere publication of his divorce counterclaim was so unreasonable, it amounted to harassment under the law. K.H. defended his actions on the grounds of first amendment free expression.

Said Isaacs, "Our client used his divorce pleadings, public record, and sent them to his wife's place of employment, the wife of her paramour, and his in-laws. He wanted all of them to know of E.H.'s lies. In particular, E.H. had abused her company's time and expense practices during the marriage, and K.H. felt compelled to share this information.

K.H.'s argument leaned heavily on State v. Burkert, 231 N.J. 257 (2017), and State v. Hoffman, 149 N.J. 564 (1997), both Supreme Court of New Jersey opinions that defined the criminal law of harassment. Those two cases discussed the tension between invasion of privacy and intent (harassment) versus free expression (first amendment protected).

"New Jersey's harassment statue restricts free speech, when the speech has no useful purpose and is used to unreasonably upset or intimidate the victim, yet the scope must be limited to protect free speech," said Isaacs. "The alleged victim's reaction alone is not grounds to suppress such speech, because some of those listeners or readers actually may want to hear or see what has been expressed."

This landmark ruling is the first in New Jersey in which the appellate court applied the Supreme Court's criminal harassment analysis to the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act. There are tens of thousands of such cases heard and decided every year in our State, many of which involve claims of harassment. It is important news for the judges and lawyers who practice in the Family Court arena.

Isaacs added, "The Appellate Division's decision in E.H. v. K.H is a roadmap for the trial judge, who may decide on remand to re-impose a Final Restraining Order 'for better reasons.' Yet, it is also an opportunity for KLG to argue a citizen's right to distribute the contents of a divorce pleading to people outside the divorce -- without running afoul of the DV statute. I am seeking to have the judiciary publish it as a precedential case, which it truly is."

Learn more about the firm at www.kingstonlawgroup.com.

About Kingston Law Group
Attorney Hanan M. Isaacs, our Founding Partner, started the firm in 1981, principally serving Central Jersey clients in family law and general civil and criminal law mat- ters. Today, we provide experienced representation in federal, state, local, for-profit, non-profit employment law matters for workers and companies; family law cases of most types; and general civil and criminal defense litigation.

In addition to his litigation work, Hanan has 40 years of experience in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). He represents family law, employment law, and general civil law clients in mediation and arbitration. He also serves as a neutral mediator and arbitrator (but not in the same cases in which he is an advocate).

In 2012, Misty A.V. Avallone joined the firm as an attorney and is licensed in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Misty became a partner of the firm in 2019. Her ar- eas of practice include family law, employment law for workers, mediation, and gen- eral civil litigation.

Media Contact
Kingston Law Group 4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com
https://kingstonlawgroup.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/01/2020 -- The COVID-19 epidemic has change lives far beyond social distancing, face masks, and sheltering at home. Many people have lost work because of the virus and are afraid to return even when invited.

Hanan M. Isaacs, Esq., is a Central Jersey attorney specializing in employment and labor law. Since the pandemic's onset, Isaacs has been providing valuable information and webinars to those without work or who fear returning to work.

Each webinar covers the two most important yet compromised areas of work life -- worker safety and income security. Isaacs says the response from the federal government has been terrible. The biggest culprit is OSHA, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which has been "AWOL" on safety enforcement, including failure to operationalize and enforce recommendations of the federal Centers for Disease Control. Rather than setting and enforcing attainable guidance for employers, OSHA "encourages" employers to comply. The federal government's approach to workers' safety rights is: "You're on your own," says Isaacs.

Isaacs has spoken on this topic three times since the pandemic started. His next scheduled webinar is July 9, when he will present to the NJ Strategic Executives Networking Group/Financial Executives Networking Group (NJ SENG/FENG).

Said Isaacs, "The biggest issue at hand is not unemployment, although that is very significant. Rather, it is worker safety. Sixty (60%) per cent of the American returning workforce is worried for their lives and safety -- and those of their dependents. The American economy will not recover until most workers feel it is safe to go back to work without concerns over the COVID-19 virus."

Isaacs's presentation is called A Legal and HR Look at the Covid-19 Market on Jobs, Safety, and Income Security and is designed for anyone who is affected by the virus. This includes employers and employees.

Isaacs is a partner in the Kingston Law Group, attorneys who specialize in employment law, family law, and general civil litigation. More information about the Kingston Law Group, their practice areas, and their webinars is on the website. Visit www.kingstonlawgroup.com for details.

About Kingston Law Group
In 1981, Hanan M. Isaacs created a Central Jersey law partnership with Robert A. Felmeister. The firm was known as Felmeister & Isaacs. From their newly minted law offices In East Windsor, Mercer County, these two young lawyers were hellbent on creating an immediate commercial following. They took an aggressive stance on their first amendment right to advertise legal services, including on the radio, a right the New Jersey Supreme Court was slow to recognize and support. Their stance produced a 4-year tussle with the Supreme Court, resulting in multiple hearings in state and federal court and two changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the current Rule permitting most forms of lawyer advertising.

In 1988, Felmeister departed the firm to start a different career, and Isaacs constructed a sole practice focusing on family and divorce cases (in which he is a Certified Family Law Practitioner), employment law generally for workers, personal injury, insurance bad faith, and general civil and criminal defense practice. He also is an expert in negotiations, mediation, and arbitration of cases, whether as a neutral or a lawyer representing a party in those venues.

From 1998 to 2018, Mr. Isaacs hired paralegals and law associates to handle the firm's work. He taught dispute resolution at Seton Hall Law School and Rider University, taught lawyers and judges the art and craft of negotiations and mediation, served as a Mediation Trainer and lecturer for the NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education and NJ Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM), published many articles on divorce, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and served in leadership roles at the State Bar Association, on Supreme Court Committees, and at NJAPM. He also served for many years on successive Zoning Boards of Adjustment (in Montgomery Township and Princeton), and on his Homeowners Association Board.

In 2018, Mr. Isaacs formed a law partnership with Misty V. Avallone, Esq., a long-time associate of the firm, who focuses on matrimonial law practice.

About Hanan M. Isaacs
Hanan M. Isaacs is a mediator, arbitrator, and trial lawyer who is dedicated to providing legal representation and ADR services to Central Jersey clients. He is a New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Family Law Specialist and a NJAPM Accredited Professional Mediator (APM).

Media Contact
Kingston Law Group
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
https://kingstonlawgroup.com/
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/01/2020 -- Hanan M. Isaacs, an attorney with the Kingston Law Group serving Princeton NJ and surrounding area, was again named as one to the top lawyers in New Jersey for the year 2020.

The announcement was made by the New Jersey SuperLawyers magazine. The magazine annually reviews attorneys from across the state and chooses the top five percent for the listing.

Mr. Isaacs was first named to the list in 2010 and has received the honor every year since.

"This is such an honor," he said. "This is not an honor given lightly. SuperLawyers carefully reviews caseloads, client reviews and case outcomes to make this decision. An attorney has to provoke superior service constantly to make this list."

SuperLawyers also looks at how the attorneys give back to their profession. The magazine found Mr. Isaacs excels in that areas as well. "A professional mediator and arbitrator for over [40] years, Mr. Isaacs has trained hundreds of CPA's, human resources professionals, lawyers, and other business community members in the art and craft of negotiation, mediation, arbitration and conflict resolution," says the report on his inclusion to the list.

Mr. Isaacs said being on this prestigious list for 11 years in a row is also a reminder that hard work is both necessary and pays rewards in many different ways.

"I hope this honor serves to encourage other New Jersey attorneys to look at their own practice and contributions to see how they can improve. We owe it to the legal profession and our clients to be the best we can possibly be," he said.

About Hanan M. Isaacs
For over 40 years, Hanan Isaacs has served as a trial lawyer, mediator, and arbitrator, from his offices in Princeton-Kingston, NJ. Mr. Isaacs focuses his practice on employment and business litigation, personal injury, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). He is active with the NJ Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association, an organization of trial lawyers who regularly represent workers. Isaacs is also an Accredited Professional Mediator in both civil and family law matters with the New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators. He is a New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Family Law Specialist. He is active in the New Jersey legal and ADR communities and has variously served as an adjunct law professor, college professor, ADR trainer, legal writer, public speaker, as well as leader in professional legal and ADR organizations for many years.

Media Contact

Hanan Isaacs
Partner, Kingston Law Group
Kingston Law Group
(609) 683-7400
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com
https://kingstonlawgroup.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/09/2019 -- The Kingston Law Group is an attorney practice specializing in employment law. One of their founding partners, Hanan Isaacs, will be doing a presentation for the PSG, Professional Service Group, of Mercer County.

The purpose of the PSG is a program designed to help working professionals make seamless transitions from one employment opportunity or career path to another. The group provides several different options for people looking into moving careers, including job fairs, outlooks, dealing with ageism and salaries and much, much more. PSG offers camaraderie, support, mentoring, coaching, and hope along the path. Members who land replacement work come back for congratulations and to share tips on what did and did not help their quest.

Hanan Isaacs, a trial and employment attorney, is familiar with the program and its assistance provided to the community. "Through weekly stories of challenge and success, PSG members teach me about the devastating personal and financial problems that often accompany unemployment. They also attest to people's resourcefulness and resiliency in applying to, interviewing for, and being offered new work," he said.

Isaacs will be presenting on "Essential Principles of Employment Law for Workers or Those in Transition Employment." The presentation will focus on employee-employer rights and obligations as well as laws that address employees, current, past and potential. Topics will include at-will and contracted employment, unions, civil service, lawful and unlawful hiring practices and all laws at both a state and federal level.

"Many do not realize it, but they have certain rights under law at all stages of employment. This talk will cover the fundamentals of those laws, and how individuals can use that understanding in the job search process," said Isaacs, "a trial lawyer attending PSG is like a surgeon attending a patient meeting at a rehab unit. I observe the bigger picture, learn directly from the group, and offer expert help and guidance when asked."

Isaacs is also very involved in the Princeton, N.J. area. "I also see PSG as an opportunity to give back to my community, and I am thrilled to do that for this group," he added.

The event is Friday, April 5 at 10:00 a.m. to noon, with registration beginning at 9:45 a.m. It will be held at the Princeton Public Library Community Room, 65 Witherspoon Street in Princeton. More information about the event is available on the website.

About Kingston Law Group
In 1981, Hanan M. Isaacs created a Central Jersey law partnership with Robert A. Felmeister. The firm was known as Felmeister& Isaacs. From their newly minted law offices In East Windsor, Mercer County, these two young lawyers were hellbent on creating an immediate commercial following. They took an aggressive stance on their first amendment right to advertise their legal services, including on the radio, a right the New Jersey Supreme Court was slow to recognize and support. Their stance produced a 4-year tussle with the Supreme Court, resulting in multiple hearings in state and federal court and two changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the current Rule permitting most forms of advertising.

In 1988, Felmeister departed the firm to start a different career, and Isaacs constructed a sole practice focusing on family and divorce (in which he is a Certified Family Law Practitioner), employment law for workers, personal injury, insurance bad faith, and general civil and criminal defense practice. He also is an expert in negotiations, mediation, and arbitration of cases, whether as a neutral or a lawyer representing a party in those venues.

From 1998 to 2018, Mr. Isaacs hired paralegals and law associates to handle the firm's work. He taught dispute resolution at Seton Hall Law School and Rider University, taught lawyers and judges the art and craft of negotiations and mediation, served as a Mediation Trainer and lecturer for the NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education and NJ Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM), published many articles on divorce, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and served in leadership roles at the State Bar Association, on Supreme Court Committees, and at NJAPM. He also served for many years on successive Zoning Boards of Adjustment (in Montgomery Township and Princeton), and on his Homeowners Association Board.

In 2018, Mr. Isaacs formed a law partnership with Misty V. Avallone, Esq., a long-time associate of the firm, who focuses on matrimonial law practice, along with Tabitha Y. Clark, Esq., who focuses on trusts and estates, Elderlaw, and support for Ms. Avallone's and Mr. Isaacs's divorce and employment law cases. Ms. Clark also serves as the law firm's Chief Technical Officer.

About Hanan M. Isaacs
Hanan M. Isaacs is a mediator, arbitrator, and trial lawyer who is dedicated to providing legal representation and ADR services to Central Jersey clients. He is a New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Family Law Specialist and a NJAPM Accredited Professional Mediator (APM) in general civil and divorce matters. Mr. Isaacs's law practice focuses on family law, employment law, general civil and criminal law litigation, and ADR.

Media Contact
Kingston Law Group
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
https://kingstonlawgroup.com/
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/25/2019 -- The Kingston Law Group is an attorney practice specializing in employment law. One of their founding partners, Hanan Isaacs, will be doing a presentation for the PSG, Professional Service Group, of Mercer County.

The purpose of the PSG is a program designed to help working professionals make seamless transitions from one employment opportunity or career path to another. The group provides several different options for people looking into moving careers, including job fairs, outlooks, dealing with ageism and salaries and much, much more. PSG offers camaraderie, support, mentoring, coaching, and hope along the path. Members who land replacement work come back for congratulations and to share tips on what did and did not help their quest.

Hanan Isaacs, a trial and employment attorney, is familiar with the program and its assistance provided to the community. "Through weekly stories of challenge and success, PSG members teach me about the devastating personal and financial problems that often accompany unemployment. They also attest to people's resourcefulness and resiliency in applying to, interviewing for, and being offered new work," he said.

Isaacs will be presenting on "Essential Principles of Employment Law for Workers or Those in Transition Employment." The presentation will focus on employee-employer rights and obligations as well as laws that address employees, current, past and potential. Topics will include at-will and contracted employment, unions, civil service, lawful and unlawful hiring practices and all laws at both a state and federal level.

"Many do not realize it, but they have certain rights under law at all stages of employment. This talk will cover the fundamentals of those laws, and how individuals can use that understanding in the job search process," said Isaacs, "a trial lawyer attending PSG is like a surgeon attending a patient meeting at a rehab unit. I observe the bigger picture, learn directly from the group, and offer expert help and guidance when asked."

Isaacs is also very involved in the Princeton, N.J. area. "I also see PSG as an opportunity to give back to my community, and I am thrilled to do that for this group," he added.

The event is Friday, April 5 at 10:00 a.m. to noon, with registration beginning at 9:45 a.m. It will be held at the Princeton Public Library Community Room, 65 Witherspoon Street in Princeton. More information about the event is available on the website.

About Kingston Law Group
In 1981, Hanan M. Isaacs created a Central Jersey law partnership with Robert A. Felmeister. The firm was known as Felmeister& Isaacs. From their newly minted law offices In East Windsor, Mercer County, these two young lawyers were hellbent on creating an immediate commercial following. They took an aggressive stance on their first amendment right to advertise their legal services, including on the radio, a right the New Jersey Supreme Court was slow to recognize and support. Their stance produced a 4-year tussle with the Supreme Court, resulting in multiple hearings in state and federal court and two changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the current Rule permitting most forms of advertising.

In 1988, Felmeister departed the firm to start a different career, and Isaacs constructed a sole practice focusing on family and divorce (in which he is a Certified Family Law Practitioner), employment law for workers, personal injury, insurance bad faith, and general civil and criminal defense practice. He also is an expert in negotiations, mediation, and arbitration of cases, whether as a neutral or a lawyer representing a party in those venues.

From 1998 to 2018, Mr. Isaacs hired paralegals and law associates to handle the firm's work. He taught dispute resolution at Seton Hall Law School and Rider University, taught lawyers and judges the art and craft of negotiations and mediation, served as a Mediation Trainer and lecturer for the NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education and NJ Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM), published many articles on divorce, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and served in leadership roles at the State Bar Association, on Supreme Court Committees, and at NJAPM. He also served for many years on successive Zoning Boards of Adjustment (in Montgomery Township and Princeton), and on his Homeowners Association Board.

In 2018, Mr. Isaacs formed a law partnership with Misty V. Avallone, Esq., a long-time associate of the firm, who focuses on matrimonial law practice, along with Tabitha Y. Clark, Esq., who focuses on trusts and estates, Elderlaw, and support for Ms. Avallone's and Mr. Isaacs's divorce and employment law cases. Ms. Clark also serves as the law firm's Chief Technical Officer.

About Hanan M. Isaacs
Hanan M. Isaacs is a mediator, arbitrator, and trial lawyer who is dedicated to providing legal representation and ADR services to Central Jersey clients. He is a New Jersey Supreme Court Certified Family Law Specialist and a NJAPM Accredited Professional Mediator (APM) in general civil and divorce matters. Mr. Isaacs's law practice focuses on family law, employment law, general civil and criminal law litigation, and ADR.

Media Contact
Kingston Law Group
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
https://kingstonlawgroup.com/
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/17/2019 -- The Kingston Law Group is an attorney practice specializing in employment law. One of their founding partners, Hanan Isaacs, did a presentation for The Breakfast Club NJ in East Brunswick, NJ, on June 8, 2019.

The Breakfast Club NJ is where executives of all disciplines including IT, Finance, Accounting, Law, Communications, Human Resources, get together with a common focus to assist each other in pursuing new employment opportunities, tackling the challenges of their current positions and providing a support network to each other.

Hanan Isaacs, a trial and employment attorney, is familiar with the group and the assistance provided to its members. Meetings are held on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Days Hotel Conference Center East Brunswick, 195 Route 18 South NJ Parkway/I-95S Exit 9, East Brunswick, NJ."Through monthly stories of challenge and success, The Breakfast Club members teach me about the devastating personal and financial problems that often accompany unemployment. They also attest to people's resourcefulness and resiliency in applying to, interviewing for, and being offered new work," he said.

Isaacs presented on "Essential Principles of Employment Law for Workers or Those in Transition Employment." The presentation focused on employee-employer rights and obligations, as well as laws that address employees - current, past and potential. Topics included at-will and contracted employment, unions, civil service, lawful and unlawful hiring practices and all laws at both a state and federal level.

"Many do not realize it, but they have certain rights under law at all stages of employment. This talk will cover the fundamentals of those laws, and how individuals can use that understanding in the job search process," said Isaacs, "a trial lawyer attending PSG is like a surgeon attending a patient meeting at a rehab unit. I observe the bigger picture, learn directly from the group, and offer expert help and guidance when asked."

Isaacs is also very involved in the Princeton, N.J. area. "I also see The Breakfast Club as an opportunity to give back to my community, and I am always happy to do that for this group," he added.

About Kingston Law Group
In 1981, Hanan M. Isaacs created a Central Jersey law partnership with Robert A. Felmeister. The firm was known as Felmeister & Isaacs. From their newly minted law offices In East Windsor, Mercer County, these two young lawyers were hellbent on creating an immediate commercial following. They took an aggressive stance on their first amendment right to advertise their legal services, including on the radio, a right the New Jersey Supreme Court was slow to recognize and support.

Their stance produced a 4-year tussle with the Supreme Court, resulting in multiple hearings in state and federal court and two changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the current Rule permitting most forms of advertising.

In 1988, Felmeister departed the firm to start a different career, and Isaacs constructed a sole practice focusing on family and divorce (in which he is now a Supreme Court Certified Family Law Practitioner), employment law for workers, insurance bad faith claims, and general civil litigation and criminal defense.

Isaacs is a recognized expert in negotiations, mediation, and arbitration of cases, whether as a neutral or a lawyer representing a party in those venues.

From 1998 to 2018, Isaacs hired paralegals and law associates to handle the firm's work. He taught dispute resolution at Seton Hall Law School and Rider University, taught lawyers and judges the art and craft of negotiations and mediation, served as a Mediation Trainer and lecturer for the NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education and NJ Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM), published many articles on divorce, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and served in leadership roles at the State Bar Association, on Supreme Court Committees, and at NJAPM.

Isaacs also served for many years on successive Zoning Boards of Adjustment (in Montgomery Township and Princeton), and on his Homeowners Association Board.

In 2018, Mr. Isaacs formed a law partnership with Misty V. Avallone, Esq., a long-time associate of the firm, who focuses on matrimonial law practice, along with Tabitha Y. Clark, Esq., who focuses on trusts and estates, Elderlaw, and support for Ms. Avallone's and Mr. Isaacs's divorce and employment law practices. Ms. Clark also serves as the law firm's Chief Technical Officer.

Media Contact
Kingston Law Group
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
https://kingstonlawgroup.com/
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com

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Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/06/2019 -- Proudly entering its 16th season, the West Windsor Farmers Market is open on Saturdays since May 4 and will continue until November 23. The hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Offering a variety of locally grown produce, cheeses, alpaca and llama fiber products and other artisan items, the market gives residents and members of the surrounding areas an opportunity for the finest and freshest directly from the producer instead of going through an intermediary like a grocery store.

The market is run by a group of volunteers with a market manager.

The market depends on the philanthropy of local businesses to help support the operation and cover the overhead costs.

The Kingston Law Group is pleased to be a sponsor for 30 Saturdays in the 2019 season, as well as the primary sponsor on June 8.

Said Senior Attorney Hanan M. Isaacs of Kingston Law Group, "My firm and I buy from small local businesses whenever possible. The opportunities for farmers and artisans to share their products in a thriving farmers market is the perfect combination. We are always glad to give back to the people who support us," said Isaacs. When we were approached for a sponsorship, we gladly signed on immediately."

The Kingston Law Group is a three-attorney partnership in Kingston, N.J. They specialize in employment law, family law, civil litigation, criminal defense, trusts/estates and Elderlaw.

The firm has successfully litigated and resolved many cases of interest to the Central Jersey community. The Kingston Law Group offers a reduced fee initial consultation. Client prospects can state their facts confidentially, the lawyers will advise as to the applicable law, as well as the best ways to achieve economic and social justice.

Call the Kingston Law Group for a near-term appointment or fill out the form on the website available here.

About Kingston Law Group
In 1981, Hanan M. Isaacs created a Central Jersey law partnership with Robert A. Felmeister. The firm was known as Felmeister & Isaacs. From their newly minted law offices In East Windsor, Mercer County, these two young lawyers were hellbent on creating an immediate commercial following. They took an aggressive stance on their first amendment right to advertise their legal services, including on the radio, a right the New Jersey Supreme Court was slow to recognize and support.
Their stance produced a 4-year tussle with the Supreme Court, resulting in multiple hearings in state and federal court and two changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the current Rule permitting most forms of advertising.

In 1988, Felmeister departed the firm to start a different career, and Isaacs constructed a sole practice focusing on family and divorce (in which he is now a Supreme Court Certified Family Law Practitioner), employment law for workers, insurance bad faith claims, and general civil litigation and criminal defense.

Isaacs is a recognized expert in negotiations, mediation, and arbitration of cases, whether as a neutral or a lawyer representing a party in those venues.

From 1998 to 2018, Isaacs hired paralegals and law associates to handle the firm's work. He taught dispute resolution at Seton Hall Law School and Rider University, taught lawyers and judges the art and craft of negotiations and mediation, served as a Mediation Trainer and lecturer for the NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education and NJ Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM), published many articles on divorce, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and served in leadership roles at the State Bar Association, on Supreme Court Committees, and at NJAPM.

Isaacs also served for many years on successive Zoning Boards of Adjustment (in Montgomery Township and Princeton), and on his Homeowners Association Board.

In 2018, Mr. Isaacs formed a law partnership with Misty V. Avallone, Esq., a long-time associate of the firm, who focuses on matrimonial law practice, along with Tabitha Y. Clark, Esq., who focuses on trusts and estates, Elderlaw, and support for Ms. Avallone's and Mr. Isaacs's divorce and employment law practices. Ms. Clark also serves as the law firm's Chief Technical Officer.

Media Contact
Kingston Law Group
Hanan M. Isaacs, Esq., Founding partner
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com
https://kingstonlawgroup.com/

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Kingston, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/14/2019 -- Hanan M. Isaacs, PC, has added two partners and rebranded to be Kingston Law Group. Attorneys Misty Avallone and Tabitha Clark are the firm's new partners.

Founding partner Hanan Isaacs said the move is something he's been contemplating for a long time. Business growth and its expanding role in the community drove the decision, along with the intellectual contributions of both lawyers.

"Kingston is a vibrant, growing place. Having people associate us positively with Kingston brings benefits to the firm," he said. "Kingston Law Group tells people we are committed to the community and will be here for the long term."

The decision to make Ms. Avallone and Ms. Clark partners in the firm was spurred by the firm's growth and what these seasoned professionals bring to the law firm. Isaacs said the new partners have strengths that build on core areas of practice and complement his own areas of expertise.

"Family law is a growing area of legal practice everywhere. To meet the needs and demands of the public, we must make sure we are well-versed in current New Jersey family law, legislatively and judicially," said Ms. Avallone. "I'm delighted Hanan was looking for my work as a family and divorce lawyer when he decided to expand the practice. I look forward to helping the people of Kingston and surrounding communities," she said.

Ms. Clark brings experience in employment and business law to the firm's repertoire, as well as deep interest in trusts and estates and Elderlaw.

"It is such a great feeling to be able to help people achieve their financial goals. Being able to guide someone through New Jersey law and federal law is something I really enjoy," she said. "I am thrilled that my skill set is something the Kingston Law Group needed. I look forward to making positive contributions to the Kingston community as a partner in the firm. Partnership is quite an honor."

Kingston Law Group focuses on family and divorce law, employment law, general civil and criminal defense, insurance bad faith claims, serious personal injury cases, trusts and estates, and Elderlaw.

Mr. Isaacs is a professional mediator and arbitrator with experience as a negotiator and trial lawyer. Ms. Avallone specializes in family law. Ms. Clark concentrates on trusts and estates as well as employment and business law.

"We've changed the name and added partners. Our clients can expect even better service now," Mr. Isaacs said. "We are growing to meet the needs of the community. Our focus was and always will be delivering prompt and quality services at reasonable rates."

About Kingston Law Group
In 1981, Hanan M. Isaacs created a Central Jersey law partnership with Robert A. Felmeister. The firm was known as Felmeister& Isaacs. From their newly minted law offices In East Windsor, Mercer County, these two young lawyers were hellbent on creating an immediate commercial following. They took an aggressive stance on their first amendment right to advertise their legal services, including on the radio, a right the New Jersey Supreme Court was slow to recognize and support. Their stance produced a 4-year tussle with the Supreme Court, resulting in multiple hearings in state and federal court and two changes to the Rules of Professional Conduct, including the current Rule permitting most forms of advertising.

In 1988, Felmeister departed the firm to start a different career, and Isaacs constructed a sole practice focusing on family and divorce (in which he is a Certified Family Law Practitioner), employment law for workers, personal injury, insurance bad faith, and general civil and criminal defense practice. He also is an expert in negotiations, mediation, and arbitration of cases, whether as a neutral or a lawyer representing a party in those venues.

From 1998 to 2018, Mr. Isaacs hired paralegals and law associates to handle the firm's work. He taught dispute resolution at Seton Hall Law School and Rider University, taught lawyers and judges the art and craft of negotiations and mediation, served as a Mediation Trainer and lecturer for the NJ Institute of Continuing Legal Education and NJ Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM), published many articles on divorce, family law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, and served in leadership roles at the State Bar Association, on Supreme Court Committees, and at NJAPM. He also served for many years on successive Zoning Boards of Adjustment (in Montgomery Township and Princeton), and on his Homeowners Association Board.

In 2018, Mr. Isaacs formed a law partnership with Misty V. Avallone, Esq., a long-time associate of the firm, who focuses on matrimonial law practice, along with Tabitha Y. Clark, Esq., who focuses on trusts and estates, Elderlaw, and support for Ms. Avallone's and Mr. Isaacs's divorce and employment law cases. Ms. Clark also serves as the law firm's Chief Technical Officer.

Media Contact
Kingston Law Group
4499 NJ-27
Kingston NJ 08528
609-683-7400
hisaacs@kingstonlawgroup.com
https://kingstonlawgroup.com/

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm