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Livingston Insurance Defense Law Firm
Overview
Sellar Richardson, P.C. is a professional corporation for the practice of law. It was formed originally as a partnership in 1982 and is the outgrowth of a long line of civil litigation firms dating back to 1929.
The current firm consists of five attorneys and one ABA certified paralegal. We are fortunate to have a comprehensive on-site research library, a state-of-the-art computer system and a clerical staff of the highest caliber...
Sellar Richardson, P.C. is a professional corporation for the practice of law. It was formed originally as a partnership in 1982 and is the outgrowth of a long line of civil litigation firms dating back to 1929.
The current firm consists of five attorneys and one ABA certified paralegal. We are fortunate to have a comprehensive on-site research library, a state-of-the-art computer system and a clerical staff of the highest caliber. Our offices are centrally located in suburban Livingston, New Jersey, approximately ten miles west of Newark, the state’s largest city. This location enables the firm to easily and economically provide service to our clients throughout the northern two-thirds of the state and enables us to provide such services as are needed throughout the entire state.
The majority of our practice is in general negligence, automobile negligence, construction, tort claim, fidelity and surety, estate litigation, real estate, municipal court, and insurance law.
About Sellar Richardson, P.C.
Previous Law Firm Name
- Sellar, Richardson & Stuart 1985, 0
- Pantages, Sellar, Richardson & Stuart 1982, 0
Practice Areas
- Insurance Defense
- Insurance Law
- Litigation & Appeals
- Contested Wills Distribution of Assets
- Accounting Issues with Esate Administation/Litigation
- How to get Insurance Coverage for Denied Claims
- Fidelity and Surety Bonds
- Insurance Claims Disputes
- Estate Litigation
Litigation
- 90%
Pro Bono Activities
- Lawyers for Civil Justice, - Present
- Indigent Defense, -
Representative Clients
- Amica Mutual Insurance Company
- Kemper Insurance Companies
- Maryland Insurance Group
- PMA Insurance Companies
- Western Surety
Representative Cases
References
- The Bank of New York, NA, National Community Division
People
Attorneys
- Denise M. Luckenbach (Partner)
- Clifford H. Lange (Of Counsel)
- Shawn R. Stowell (Partner)
- John M. Kearney (Partner)
- Helene H. Kim
Office Information
Address
293 Eisenhower ParkwaySuite 350 Livingston, NJ 07039
Phone
Fax
- 973-992-3232
Websites
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