Brown, Counsel, 2025

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The document is a draft final report by the New Jersey Law Revision Commission regarding the General Durable Power of Attorney Act, which aims to revise and update the existing power of attorney statutes in New Jersey. It discusses the need for changes based on national trends and recommendations from the Uniform Power of Attorney Act (UPOAA). The proposed revisions include defining key terms, clarifying agent responsibilities, establishing guidelines for creating valid powers of attorney, and addressing issues related to third-party acceptance. The report emphasizes the importance of ensuring that powers of attorney remain durable unless explicitly stated otherwise and outlines specific provisions for various financial and legal transactions.

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What happened to Ron Brown of Brown and Crouppen?

Ron Brown, one of the founding Partners of Brown Crouppen Law Firm, passed away peacefully on November 23, 2022. Ron was outgoing, he genuinely cared about other people, and he impacted the culture here at the firm.

Is a counsel higher than a lawyer?

An attorney of counsel is an experienced attorney who holds a senior advisory role within a law firm. They bring specialized knowledge or a unique skill set to the firm and often provide mentorship and guidance to junior associates.

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In those situations, Orlin says, granting the of counsel title to the lawyer is a way of recognizing the lawyers seniority and experience with a more prestigious title than associate. An of counsel lawyers compensation is nothing to sniff at either.

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