Bruce Zamost Email & Phone Number

Willingboro, New Jersey

Bruce Zamost has been recognized by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. HC&K is a full practice law firm in New Jersey, with 15 offices (phone #856-291-0200). Bruce's practice is dedicated to the victims of professional malpractice, product defects, trucking/motor vehicle accidents, construction accidents, premises liability, aviation accidents, wrongful death and serious personal injury caused by negligence. Mr. Zamost also concentrates his practice in helping the victims of sexual assault who seek civil recourse against their assailants and against the schools, bus companies and other institutions responsible for such sexual assaults. Mr. Zamost obtained a $2.7M jury verdict judgment for a woman who sustained a partial vision loss in an optometric malpractice case, involving a delay in treating the patient's detaching retina. He served as a liaison to the New Jersey Bar Association's Pro Bono Task Force and as a Volunteer Trial Lawyer with Trial Lawyers Care, Inc., whose purpose was to donate legal expertise to the victims of the events of 9/11. Bruce's significant cases include: Cavanaugh v. Skil Corp, 331 N.J.S. 134 (App. Div. 1999), 164 N.J. 1 (2000), which established how NJ's Product Liability Act applies to comparative negligence and other product liability principles, Lauckhardt v. RWJUH, 2015 N.J.S. Unpub. LEXIS 2393, Wear v. Selective, 455 N.J.S. 440 (App. Div. 2018) and Bieker v. Community House of Moorestown, 169 N.J. 167 (2001). Mr. Zamost is the recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award in Constitutional Law. Mr. Zamost has served as a civil trial preparation instructor for The New Jersey Institute For Continuing Legal Education (ICLE), the NJ State Bar Association's continuing education service. He has also served as a guest lecturer of the American Association for Justice as well as for the American Inns of Court. RESULTS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTICULAR FACTS AND LEGAL CIRCUMSTANCES.

Mt. Laurel, New Jersey

Founded in 1929, Pellettieri Rabstein & Altman is a 35 lawyer firm with offices in Princeton, East Brunswick, Nutley and Mt. Laurel, NJ. Mr. Zamost has been recognized by the Supreme Court of NJ as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. Bruce's practice concentrates in injury from product defect, motor vehicle, premises liability, medical and legal malpractice. Mr. Zamost obtained a $2.7 million jury verdict for the victim of a retinal detachment in an optometric malpractice case. Mr. Zamost is best known for Cavanaugh v. Skil, 331 NJS 134 (A.D. 1999); 164 NJ 1 (2000), the seminal circular saw defect case he successfully tried to jury verdict, upheld on appeal. Bruce was a Volunteer Trial Lawyer with Trial Lawyers Care, Inc., whose purpose was to donate legal expertise to the victims and families of the events of 9/11. Mr. Zamost is the recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award in Constitutional Law. The AMJUR award is conferred upon the law student achieving the highest class grade and rank in recognition of outstanding scholarship for the subject matter. He served as the South Jersey liaison to the NJ Bar Assn's Pro Bono Task Force and as a guest lecturer of the American Inns of Court. www.pralaw.comRESULTS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTICULAR FACTS AND LEGAL CIRCUMSTANCES.For more information on the South Jersey Magazine Awesome Attorney selection process, please visit www.southjersey.com and for the SJ Magazine Top Attorney selection process, please visit www.sjmagazine.net. For more information on the AIOPIA selection process, please visit www.aiopia.org and for The National Trial Lawyers, please visit www.TheNationalTrialLawyers.org. No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.

Marlton, New Jersey

Stark & Stark is a 120 lawyer firm with offices in NJ, NY and PA. Mr. Zamost has been recognized by the Supreme Court of NJ as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. Bruce's practice concentrates in injury from product defect, motor vehicle, premises liability, medical and legal malpractice. Mr. Zamost obtained a $2.7 million jury verdict for the victim of a retinal detachment in an optometric malpractice case. Mr. Zamost is best known for Cavanaugh v. Skil, 331 NJS 134 (A.D. 1999); 164 NJ 1 (2000), the seminal circular saw defect case he successfully tried to jury verdict, upheld on appeal. Bruce was a Volunteer Trial Lawyer with Trial Lawyers Care, Inc., whose purpose was to donate legal expertise to the victims and families of the events of 9/11. Mr. Zamost is the recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award in Constitutional Law. The AMJUR award is conferred upon the law student achieving the highest class grade and rank in recognition of outstanding scholarship for the subject matter. He served as the South Jersey liaison to the NJ Bar Assn's Pro Bono Task Force and as a guest lecturer of the American Inns of Court. www.stark-stark.comRESULTS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTICULAR FACTS AND LEGAL CIRCUMSTANCES.For more information on the South Jersey Magazine Awesome Attorney selection process, please visit www.southjersey.com and for the SJ Magazine Top Attorney selection process, please visit www.sjmagazine.net. For more information on the AIOPIA selection process, please visit www.aiopia.org and for The National Trial Lawyers, please visit www.TheNationalTrialLawyers.org. No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.

Brown & Connery, LLP is a firm founded in 1928 with offices in Westmont, Woodbury, Haddonfield and Camden, NJ and in PA. Mr. Zamost has been recognized by the Supreme Court of NJ as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. Bruce's practice concentrates in injury from product defect, motor vehicle, premises liability, medical and legal malpractice. Mr. Zamost obtained a $2.7 million jury verdict for the victim of a retinal detachment in an optometric malpractice case. Mr. Zamost is best known for Cavanaugh v. Skil, 331 NJS 134 (A.D. 1999); 164 NJ 1 (2000), the seminal circular saw defect case he successfully tried to jury verdict, upheld on appeal. Bruce was a Volunteer Trial Lawyer with Trial Lawyers Care, Inc., whose purpose was to donate legal expertise to the victims and families of the events of 9/11. Mr. Zamost is the recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award in Constitutional Law. The AMJUR award is conferred upon the law student achieving the highest class grade and rank in recognition of outstanding scholarship for the subject matter. He served as the South Jersey liaison to the NJ Bar Assn's Pro Bono Task Force and as a guest lecturer of the American Inns of Court. www.brownconnery.comRESULTS MAY VARY DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTICULAR FACTS AND LEGAL CIRCUMSTANCES.For more information on the South Jersey Magazine Awesome Attorney selection process, please visit www.southjersey.com and for the SJ Magazine Top Attorney selection process, please visit www.sjmagazine.net. For more information on the AIOPIA selection process, please visit www.aiopia.org and for The National Trial Lawyers, please visit www.TheNationalTrialLawyers.org. No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.

J.D.

Activities and Societies: American Jurisprudence Award in Constitutional Law

B.A., Philosophy

Activities and Societies: Magna Cum Laude with High Departmental Honors in Philosophy, Harry S. Truman Scholarship semi-finalist.