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James C. Meyer

James C. Meyer

James C. Meyer is Of Counsel with the Firm, focusing primarily on energy, telecommunications, and other public utility and regulatory matters. Much of his energy...

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Derrick R. Freijomil

Derrick R. Freijomil

Derrick R. Freijomil is a Partner in the Firm’s Litigation Department. He is an experienced commercial litigation and trial attorney who has practiced in state...

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Diane N. Hickey

Diane N. Hickey

Diane N. Hickey is a Partner in the Firm’s Government Affairs and Public Utilities Groups. Her practice encompasses all aspects of municipal government, public contracting,...

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Michael S. Kettler

Michael S. Kettler

Michael S. Kettler is a Partner in the Firm’s Environmental Law Practice. Mike represents national and multinational corporations, public utilities, developers, and small businesses in...

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James L. Lott, Jr.

James L. Lott, Jr.

James L. Lott, Jr. chairs the Firm’s Transportation Law Group and is a Partner in the Governmental Affairs Group. His practice encompasses all aspects of...

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Edward K. DeHope

Edward K. DeHope

Edward DeHope is Of Counsel to the Firm, focusing on public utilities law. He was still new to Riker Danzig in 1979 when he took...

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Cristin M. Boyle

Cristin M. Boyle

Cristin M. Boyle is an Associate in the Firm’s Governmental Affairs, Litigation, Cannabis Law and Public Utilities Groups. Cristin’s practice encompasses both litigation and transactional...

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Best Lawyers® Honors 61 Riker Danzig Attorneys for 2027

August 20, 2026

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Four Riker Danzig Attorneys Receive Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year” Award for 2027

August 20, 2026

Riker Danzig is proud to announce that four of our attorneys have received the Best Lawyers® “Lawyer...

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NJ Supreme Court Raises the Bar for Inherently Beneficial Uses

August 3, 2026
Governmental Affairs

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently issued a decision that will have significant implications for developers seeking...

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