New Jersey Workers Compensation Lawyers

Workers Compensation Law

2 Lincoln Highway, 201, Edison, NJ 08818

When it comes to representing injured workers, who could possibly understand your struggles better than a former craftsman? Attorney Rich Marcolus provides New Jersey workers with passionate representation founded on his excellent legal skill and with his own experience with the abuses that construction workers and laborers suffer from their employers.

Workers Compensation Law

1814 Rte 70 W suite 265, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003, USA

For over 25 years, Stephen Matarazzo has helped workers pursue redress of grievances and bring workers compensation cases to a successful closure in New Jersey. He’s been an ally of working people for a quarter of a century. Stephen became an attorney to make a difference in client’s lives. He explains, “I practice workers’ compensation law because those who produce for all the country all too often get the short end of the stick. With my help, they can get their due when they are injured at work.” Mr. Matarazzo graduated from Widener University Law School in Wilmington, Delaware, in 1995, where he received the American Jurisprudence Award for Excellent Achievement in Torts I.

Workers Compensation Law

1814 NJ-70, Cherry Hill Township, NJ 08003, USA

Vicki graduated from The Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in Crime, Law & Justice in 2004. She then received her J.D. from Villanova University School of Law in 2011 where she was a Deirdre L. Bailey Leadership Scholar and received the Dorothy Day Award for Pro Bono Service. In 2011, Vicki passed both the PA and NJ bars. She is a current member of the New Jersey Bar Association Workers’ Compensation Section. For many years, she was employed by a national insurance carrier which gives her a unique insight into the motivations and strategies utilized by employers and their insurance carriers. She now enjoys representing the interests of injured workers and helping them obtain the benefits they deserve. Vicki lives in Burlington County with her husband, 2 sons, and various pets. She is an avid Penn State and Philly sports fan as well as an advocate for childhood cancer and autism awareness.