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Super Lawyers Recognizes 20 Cole Schotz Attorneys in New Jersey
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Wendy F. Klein, a Member in the Litigation, Employment, and Tax, Trust & Estates Departments, is a trusted business advisor who represents entities and individuals in all aspects of business disputes, including contract, employment and shareholder litigation, as well as in substantial trust and estate matters.
Wendy is deputy chair of the Litigation Department and has served on the firm’s Executive Committee. Wendy advocates on behalf of her clients in New Jersey and New York state and federal courts, as well as in private and FINRA arbitrations and mediations, including in complex commercial, discrimination, restrictive covenant, partnership, bankruptcy, fiduciary liability, professional negligence and will contest cases. Wendy also has a significant appellate practice and has argued before the New Jersey Supreme Court, the New Jersey and New York Appellate Divisions, and the New Jersey Disciplinary Review Board. The New Jersey Superior Court frequently has appointed her in difficult cases to act as counsel, discovery master, or mediator.
Wendy has successfully represented and advised a wide range of clients, including:
Wendy was recently named to the governing Board of the Law Firm Alliance, a network of national and international firms of which Cole Schotz is a member. She served on the Bergen County Ethics and Fee Arbitration Committees and on the Nominating Committee for the Bergen County Bar Association. She is a Trustee of the New Jersey Women Lawyers Association and co-chair of its Endorsements Committee. She also was a barrister in the Sidney Reitman Employment Law American Inn of Court. She speaks regularly on shareholder and LLC disputes and has served on panels with current and former Chancery Division judges regarding issues arising in LLC disputes. Wendy has written for various publications on employment and commercial law, including co-authoring chapters on franchise litigation and discovery practice. She also was a guest lecturer at Seton Hall Law School.
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