Michael Kazer was born in the Bronx, New York and raised in Jersey City. He currently resides in Northern New Jersey, with his wife and children. Mr. Kazer has been practicing law for over 30 years, and has achieved numerous large settlements for his clients. He is someone whom you can reply to get the best result, and would not settle a case unless his demand is met otherwise it goes to trial. Mr. Kazer attends continued education seminars to keep up with the various changes of the law, and to help him in furthering his knowledge, his online research is an added plus to his field of work. He is a member of The Hudson County Bar Association, NJAJ and ATLA. A dedicated individual who work tirelessly to satisfy all his clients in every way possible, and still find quality time to spend with his family. A volunteer with The Boy Scouts of America interacting with others of a different field which opened his horizon to venture further. He is also a contributor to various charities and organizations. Even though he lived in Northern New Jersey his focus was always geared to the city he was raised, and so his decision of having his office in Jersey City was done without any hesitation. He knew that making his office in Jersey City would help not only the people of Jersey but the entire Hudson County and the surrounding counties. After obtaining his undergraduate degree from Rutgers University, he continued to Case Western Reserve in Ohio where he obtained his law degree. In between these periods he attended Columbia University in its Middle Eastern studies graduate school. Aside from law, Mr. Kazer enjoys reading and keeping up with current events.

Area of Practice: Estate planning, Trust & Probate Law

Patrick Keegan, the co-founder and managing partner of Keegan & Baker, LLP, has specialized in complex commercial litigation, including employment, securities, antitrust, consumer fraud litigation, identity theft, illegal telephone recording, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, medical identity theft, wildfire & property damage, metal-on-metal hip implants & personal injury, and has successfully handled numerous complex commercial litigation matters for over 20 years. Mr. Keegan has also acted as co-class counsel and co-trial counsel, in a class action entitled Jason A. Park v. Cytodyne Technologies, Inc., Case No. GIC 768364, California Superior Court, San Diego County, (Judge Ronald L. Styn), asserting false advertising claims under the Unfair Competition Laws (California Business and Professions Code Sections 17200 and 17500) and the Consumer Legal Remedies Act (California Civil Code Section 1750). In Jason A. Park v. Cytodyne Technologies, Inc., Mr. Keegan brought a successful motion for class certification and, along with his co-counsel, obtained a judgment of $12,536,820.00 in restitution and additional prohibitive injunctive relief on behalf of the certified class after a 7 week trial in 2003.