Background
Lewis, Robert S. was born on May 10, 1937 in Camden, New Jersey, United States.
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Robert S. Lewis
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ROBERT Lewis, American Lawyer, Partner of BRANDT; HAUGHEY, PENBERTHY, Lewis AND HYLAND, specializing in the field of General Practice. Corporation, Banking Business and Estate Planning Estate Administration, Land Use, Real Estate Conveyancing and Financing, Condemnation Law, Taxation, Real Estate Tax Appeals, Environmental Law, Real Estate and Commercial Litigation.
Education
Dartmouth College (Bachelor of Arts, 1959). Rutgers University (Bachelor of Laws, 1964). Phi Delta Phi. Associate Editor, Rutgers Law Review, 1964.
Law Secretary to Justice Vincent South. Haneman, Supreme Court of New Jersey, 1964-1965.
Municipal Court Judge, Borough of Medford Lakes, 1971-1979.
Career
Worked at Brandt, Haughey, Penberthy, Lewis & Hyland, P.A. (Moorestown, New Jersey) specializing in General Practice, Corporation, Banking, Business and Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Land Use, Real Estate, Conveyancing and Financing, Condemnation Law, Taxation, Real Estate Tax Appeals, Environmental Law, Real Estate, Personal Injury, Toxic Tort and Commercial Litigation, Zoning and Planning, Airport and Aviation Law, Regulatory Law, Matrimonial. Admitted to the bar, 1965, New Jersey. 1976, Florida.
Associate Editor, Rutgers Law Review, 1964.
Law Secretary to Justice Vincent South. Haneman, Supreme Court of New Jersey, 1964-1965.
Municipal Court Judge, Borough of Medford Lakes, 1971-1979. Member: New Jersey State Bar Association.
The Florida Bar. Estate and Financial Planning Council of Southern New Jersey.
National Association of Estate Planners. National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
Brandt, Haughey, Penberthy, Lewis & Hyland was formed in 1971 with two express policy objectives which still obtain: (1) to provide a select clientele a capability in handling sophisticated, difficult and challenging legal matters at a performance level equal to that of the largest national law firms, while at the same time, (2) to preserve a small firm"s capacity for direct personal relationships of trust between lawyer and client.
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Membership
Member: New Jersey State Bar Association. The Florida Bar; Estate and Financial Planning Council of Southern New Jersey. National Association of Estate Planners.
National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
