RAM LAW CELEBRATES 10th ANNIVERSARY

Launches “MAKE SAFETY HAPPEN” CAMPAIGN

New Brunswick, NJ ( January 2017) –Ed Rebenack, Craig Aronow and Jay Mascolo ventured out on their own ten years ago to form a boutique specialized litigation law firm focusing on personal injury cases with the intent on delivering its clients the best possible results. And as the saying goes, “the rest is history!” RAM Law, (an anachronism) for the three founders and partners, has offices in New Brunswick and Somerville, NJ, and employs over 25.

In addition to providing outstanding legal counsel utilizing its extensive courtroom experiences, and technological and negotiation skills, RAM Law has become an integral member of the communities which it serves regularly sponsoring and participating in a variety of Community Special Events including local fund raisers, town holiday festivals and local celebrations.

In addition to introducing a collection of anniversary paraphernalia recognizing its 10th Anniversary Celebration, RAM Law will launch in March a campaign promoting the community’s “Winter Safety Week” and will continue throughout the remainder of 2017 with a “Ram Law Makes Safety Happen” campaign. “We are creating our own series of Children Safety Booklets which will be distributed throughout Mercer County,” said Ed Rebenack, ” and will publicly support the area’s June Summer Safety Promotion, September’s National Child Passenger Safety Week, October’s National Fire Safety Month, and December’s Safe Toys & Gift Month.”

RAM Law’s mascot, Rocco the Ram, will make appearances throughout the year at Community events to promote “Make Safety Happen”, and the firm will initiate print and social media campaigns reinforcing its commitment to public safety.

“We have dedicated our first ten years to serve our clients with dignity, compassion and satisfaction,” Rebenack continued, and “are privileged to have the opportunity to assist our community in promoting safety for all. And continue serving our community for years to come”, he added.

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If you or a loved one has been injured because of the carelessness or negligence of another person, we can help protect your rights. For a free initial consultation, contact us by e-mail or call our offices, in New Brunswick at 732-247-3600 or in Somerville at 908-448-2560.