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Marlton Employment and Labor Lawyer
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In addition to practicing law, Mr. Burrell is the firm's Chief Operating Officer. In this role, Mr. Burrell oversees the day-to-day operational and support functions of the firm, while also steering the firm's the long-range strategies and development. Mr. Burrell's responsibilities include refining processes to ensure efficiencies, implementing infrastructure and system changes - all with the mission of improving client services. In addition, Mr. Burrell oversees the Marketing Department.
Mr. Burrell's has had his hand on the pulse of firm's operations for years. He first joined the firm's Marlton office in 2017, focusing on business management and marketing through an externship program with Rowan University Rohrer College of Business. After the conclusion of his semester externship, he never left the team.
Mr. Burrell earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 2021. Through PENN's cross-disciplinary approach, Mr. Burrell also studied at Fels Institute of Government at the University of Pennsylvania, earning a Certificate in Politics. In law school, he focused his study on complex litigation, class actions, and advanced Federal Civil Procedure issues. Moreover, Mr. Burrell was a pro-bono researcher for the New Jersey Partners For Women and Justice, which offers free legal assistance to survivors of domestic violence. Mr. Burrell graduated summa cum laude from Rowan University with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Before Rowan, Mr. Burrell attended Rowan College at Burlington County through the NJ STARS program.
Mr. Burrell currently serves as Council President (Councilman At-Large) of his hometown, Delran, New Jersey. Mr. Burrell serves as one of the youngest-elected officials and Council President in the State of New Jersey, first elected to office at the age of 19. As a two-term Councilman, he used his age and vigor to bring a new perspective and engagement to his community. During his tenure, Mr. Burrell pioneered transparency, modernized government services, and planned large-scale community events.
Mr. Burrell currently serves as a Board of Education Member on the joint Board of the Burlington County Special Services School District & Burlington County Institute of Technology.
Mr. Burrell's success in building a stronger and diverse community has been widely recognized, as he earned a place on NJ Insider's Millennials To Watch List in 2020, 2019, & 2018. He also earned the distinction of "30 Under 30 Trendsetters" by SNJ Millennials - an award honoring those who have committed to serving their communities.
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