Thomas Comer, a partner with Lomurro Davison Eastman & Munoz in Freehold, N.J., has been installed as the 53rd President of the New Jersey Association for Justice. Comer was sworn in on June 20 at the annual NJAJ Installation Dinner at The Ocean Place Resort in Long Branch, along with other officers of the organization. Comer succeeds Francisco Rodriguez, of Englewood Cliffs, N.J., as president of NJAJ and will serve a one-year term. From left: Daniel Rosner, President-Elect; Eric Kahn, 3rd Vice President; Saul Gruber, 2nd Vice President; Kevin Costello, Secretary; Comer; Michael Donahue III, 1st Vice President; Lynne Kizis, Treasurer; Edward Capozzi, Assistant Secretary; Kathleen Reilly, Parliamentarian; Diane Cardoso, National Governor; and Francisco Rodriguez, Immediate Past President. (Not shown are E. Drew Britcher, National Governor; Michael Galpern, State Delegate; Priscilla Jimenez, Minority Caucus Representative; and Christopher Placitella, National Governor.)
Connell Foley Runs for Children’s Charity
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Connell Foley was a proud participant in the seventh annual Battle of the Business Run, held on June 30 at The Green at Florham Park, home of the New York Jets training facility. Proceeds from the event benefitted The Children’s Institute, which for more than 50 years has been supporting children, adolescents and young adults with autism and related disabilities. A group of 11 Connell Foley attorneys and summer associates ran/walked in the race. Shown, from left, top row: Partner Jennifer Critchley, associate Edmund Caulfield, summer associates Jerry Santer, Lydia Deutsch and Gerhard Buehning, and associate Neil Shah. Bottom row: Partner Stephen Falanga, summer associates Omar Arnouk and Colleen Maker, associate Megan Kosovich and summer associate Alison Gabinelli.
Greenberg Traurig Supports Family Promise of Morris County
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