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John Burke

Personal Injury & Workers' Compensation Lawyer representing the injured

John M. Burke is a Partner at Koles & Burke, LLP, a law firm in Jersey City, New Jersey. He is a personal injury and workers' compensation lawyer who has been practicing law since 1997.1 Some key points about John M. Burke include:

  1. Legal Career:
  • Admitted to practice in New Jersey and the U.S. District Court District of New Jersey in 19971
  • Partner at Koles & Burke, LLP since March 20031
  • Specializes in personal injury and workers' compensation cases1
  1. Notable Achievements:
  • Settled a products liability case for $4,500,000 in December 2020, one of the largest personal injury settlements in New Jersey that year1
  • Member of the New Jersey Association for Justice since 19981
  • Served as a Trustee for the Hudson County Bar Association from 2006 to 20091
  1. Education:
  • Juris Doctor from Seton Hall University School of Law (1994-1997)1
  • Bachelor of Arts in English from St. Peter's College (1989-1993)1
  1. Teaching Experience:
  • Professor at St. Peter's University1
  • Professor at Rutgers University1
  1. Personal Interests:
  • Active runner who has participated in several marathons, including the NYC Marathon and Philadelphia Marathon1
  • Quoted in Runner's World Magazine regarding runner safety1

John M. Burke is committed to providing quality legal representation to his clients, with a focus on building strong, long-term relationships and offering multilingual services to better serve the community.1

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Jersey City, New Jersey, United States