Maraziti Falcon Partner Joanne Vos 2024 Insider 100 Legal Power List by Insider
Congratulations to Joanne Vos, who was just named to the 2024 Insider 100 Legal Power List by Insider NJ!
This list is a compilation of the State’s top attorneys, and includes a wide spectrum of New Jersey’s more prolific legal minds. Many of these practitioners of the legal trade handle the thorny issues arising within the Garden State’s campaigns and elections. Others advise planning boards, councils, committees, or commissions, whisper in the ears of executive power, offer counsel to lawmakers in Trenton, or provide exacting legal expertise from an elected position.
Read the entire list here: https://www.insidernj.com/insidernj-2024-legal/
Joanne Vos focuses her practice in environmental law, including compliance, environmental litigation, sustainability, and land use as well as redevelopment and complex transactional work. She routinely counsels clients in connection with real estate Purchase and Sale Agreements, commercial Lease Agreements, Asset Purchase Agreements, Access Agreements and Redevelopment Agreements. She also counsels clients on various contamination and remediation issues including Federal and State due diligence requirements and ISRA compliance. She has successfully litigated numerous environmental matters involving both private and public entities. She previously served the City of Newark and the Township of North Brunswick as Special Environmental Counsel and currently serves the Township of Millstone in that capacity. She also represents the City of Hoboken, the City of Summit, the Township of Neptune, and the City of Asbury Park in connection with redevelopment transactions, including with regard to related environmental matters. Prior to joining the firm, Joanne practiced environmental law and litigation, including toxic torts and general liability matters, at several large law firms in New Jersey. From 1998 to 1999, she served as Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Stephen E. Mochary, J.S.C., in Essex County.
