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Represented amici curiae in a personal injury case before the Supreme Court of New Jersey. The Court adopted the position taken by McCarter that a jury is required to apportion fault to a non-party who had been discharged in bankruptcy. Brodsky v. Grinnell Haulers, Inc., 181 N.J. 102 (2004)
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