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Top Bayonne, NJ Native Peoples Lawyers

Nearby Cities: Elizabeth, Jersey City, Newark, East Orange, Union City

Related Practice Areas: International Law, Litigation & Appeals, Administrative, Government Agencies & Programs

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    When attorney David DiBrigida founded his law firm, the Law Offices of David A. DiBrigida, in Roseland, New Jersey, he did so with a mission to help innocent accident victims and their families secure the compensation and benefits they need after suffering a debilitating injury or devastating loss caused by another party's negligence or wrongdoing. With more than 24 years of legal experience...

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