Ed Rebenack

RAM Law Attorney Edward Rebenack settled a case this week for $60,000. The client was 15 yr old girl, passenger in a vehicle on Rt. 518 in Montgomery, NJ. Another vehicle heading in the opposite direction crossed over the center lane result...

RAM Law's 84 year old client, a resident of Colts Neck, was injured during her daily neighborhood walking routine. As she approached the house of another Colts Neck resident, the homeowner's Daschund entered the street and started barking a...

RAM Law's client, a resident of Winfield Park, slipped off an uneven step resulting in a bimalleolar ankle fracture of her ankle. An orthopedic surgeon used medical hardware to screw the fractured bones in place to allow healing. The client...

On June 23, 2010, the Hillsborough Rotary Club inducted Ed Rebenack as the newest member of its chapter. On February 23, 1905 Paul Harris, a young Chicago lawyer, met with three friends to discuss an idea he had been developing. The idea...

The RAM Law client, a 48 year old man was injured in an automobile accident that occurred on May 4, 2007. He was operating a vehicle struck in the rear by another vehicle while waiting at a red traffic light. The RAM Law client was taken t...

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Ed Rebenack has received Martindale-Hubbell’s highest peer review rating of AV Preeminent. The Martindale-Hubbell website states that the “Peer Review Ratings help buyers of legal services identify, evaluate and select the most ...

RAM Law Partner, Ed Rebenack, recently negotiated a $685,000 settlement for the victim of a tractor-trailer accident. A 78,000 pound tractor-trailer rear-ended the RAM Law client at an intersection on Route 1 in East Brunswick, NJ. The clie...

RAM Law’s client, a Peruvian immigrant, recently won a civil-rights jury lawsuit which was filed in the Superior Court of Essex County with the representation of his lawyer, Ed Rebenack from RAM Law for being imprisoned wrongfully for 10 ...

On May 3, 2010, RAM Law partners Ed Rebenack and Craig Aronow traveled to Washington D.C. for admission to the bar of the U.S. Supreme Court. Chief Justice John Roberts granted a motion to admit the partners to practice before the Court. Th...