Five attorneys. Decades of focused New Jersey practice.

Born in New York, Mr. Greenblatt received his Juris Doctor Degree at Rutgers University School of Law – Camden. He became a member of the New Jersey Bar and is authorized to practice in Federal Courts including the Supreme Court and all State Courts. He has practiced law extensively in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester and Mercer Counties for over 45 years.

He is a past Co-chair of the Special Civil Part Committee for Burlington County, a past member of the Camden County Planning Board, and a member of the Camden County Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee. He has also been appointed as a Condemnation Commissioner by the State Courts.

He has served as Vice-Chairman of the Voorhees Zoning Board and Public Defender, and presently serves as Prosecutor for Voorhees Township — a role he has held for the past 16 years.

Mr. Weishoff is renowned as one of the most experienced litigators in New Jersey Landlord/Tenant and Municipal Court. He has represented thousands of landlords and tenants in evictions, lease disputes, habitability hearings, and property management matters.

He served as Burlington County Assistant Prosecutor and as Municipal Prosecutor in towns throughout New Jersey, and has successfully tried and negotiated thousands of municipal court violations ranging from driving under the influence to domestic violence disputes.

Mr. Weishoff attended New York University for his undergraduate degree and West Virginia University for his Juris Doctorate. He is barred to practice before the New Jersey Supreme Court and the New York Supreme Court.

After serving in the United States Army and graduating from law school, Mr. Weishoff was the very first law clerk in Burlington County history — a role in which he helped shape the practice of law for the entire county. After completing his public service, he moved into private practice.

Mr. Weishoff has represented landlords in every court from local municipalities to the New Jersey Supreme Court. His arguments before the Supreme Court in Community Realty Management v. Harris, 155 N.J. 212 (1998) reshaped landlord/tenant practice throughout New Jersey. He later worked with the New Jersey Special Civil Part Practice Committee to draft proposed instructions and rule amendments still followed today.

Mr. Rotsides graduated from The College of New Jersey, in Ewing, NJ, where he majored in Sociology. In 2014, he graduated cum laude from Rutgers University School of Law, Camden. He was admitted to the New Jersey and Pennsylvania bars in 2014, and is also licensed to practice law before the United States District Court, District of New Jersey.

Mr. Rotsides specializes in Municipal Court Defense — having previously served as the Public Defender in Delran, NJ — Expungement Law, and Civil Litigation, among other areas. He maintains membership in the American Bar Association, the New Jersey Bar Association, and the Bar Associations of Burlington and Camden County.