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Sandra M. Barsoum - Hackensack, NJ
190 Moore StreetSuite 306 Hackensack, NJ 07601- 7418
Kates Nussman Ellis Farhi & Earle, LLP
Hackensack Civil Litigation Lawyer
Overview
Sandra M. Barsoum is a Senior Associate of the Firm. She was admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York in 2015, and is also admitted in the District Court of New Jersey and the Southern District of New York.
Ms. Barsoum's practice focuses on civil litigation. She has extensive experience in handling a variety of matters within the realm of employment law, such as New Jersey discrimination claims ("NJLAD"), sexual assault, and hostile-work environment...
Sandra M. Barsoum is a Senior Associate of the Firm. She was admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York in 2015, and is also admitted in the District Court of New Jersey and the Southern District of New York.
Ms. Barsoum's practice focuses on civil litigation. She has extensive experience in handling a variety of matters within the realm of employment law, such as New Jersey discrimination claims ("NJLAD"), sexual assault, and hostile-work environment...
Sandra M. Barsoum is a Senior Associate of the Firm. She was admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York in 2015, and is also admitted in the District Court of New Jersey and the Southern District of New York.
Ms. Barsoum's practice focuses on civil litigation. She has extensive experience in handling a variety of matters within the realm of employment law, such as New Jersey discrimination claims ("NJLAD"), sexual assault, and hostile-work environment. Ms. Barsoum also represents employers in Wage and Labor disputes and other complex business matters.
Ms. Barsoum's practice involves Estate Administration, which includes but is not limited to, drafting wills and Trust and representing clients in contested estate litigation. Ms. Barsoum is also involved in landlord/tenant practice, which includes representing residential and commercial landlords in summary dispossess proceedings, complex commercial tenancy litigation, residential evictions and commercial lease disputes. Her practice also includes residential real estate transactions.
Ms. Barsoum received her law degree from Michigan State University College of Law where she developed a passion for advocacy. As a law student, Ms. Barsoum interned for the Honorable Judge Curtis Bell in the 9th Circuit Court in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, Family law Division. She was a legal intern at the Legal Services of South Central Michigan in Lansing, Michigan-where she provided legal advice and representation to low-income clients within the realm of family, consumer and housing law.
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