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Daniel M. Kurkowski, Esq. is a trial lawyer practicing employment and labor law, civil rights law, and criminal law.
Daniel was formerly a prosecutor and had a stellar
trial record. Daniel now specializes in trial and
litigation of unlawful discrimination (NJLAD), medical leave issues
(FMLA and NJFLA), whistleblower retaliation (CEPA), sexual
harassment, unemployment appeals, disciplinary hearings, wrongful termination, and
other adverse employment actions in
violation of the law..
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Susan J. Kurkowski, Esq.
practices land use and
environmental law. She received her law degree from the
New York University School of Law. Susan was the Executive
Editor of the NYU Environmental Law Journal and authored a note
on environmental law that was published in that journal.
She is a former associate of Cahill Gordon Reindel LLP, where
she practiced commercial litigation, including securities
litigation, civil and contract disputes, and regulatory
matters..
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Thomas O'Donnell, Senior Law Clerk
- Thomas is a third year law student at Temple University's James E. Beasley School of Law. While at Temple, he has focused his studies in the areas of Constitutional and Employment Law. He has known Daniel since 2010, when he worked as his summer intern after his first year of law school. His current duties for the firm include legal research and assisting in the drafting of motions and various other pleadings. He is set to graduate in May and he will sit for the New Jersey Bar Examination at the end of July.
John Amenhauser, Law Clerk
- John is a first year student at Rutgers University School of Law in Camden, New Jersey. John has a strong interest in both contract and employment law and plans to pursue those fields in his future legal studies. John’s current duties for the firm include legal research, performing interrogatories and assisting in drafting complaints. John will graduate from Rutgers School of Law - Camden in May of 2014 and plans to sit for the New Jersey Bar Examination following the conclusion of his law school studies. read more
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