About
Learn More About Attorney Jerry Steiner
Municipal Court, Traffic Court, Criminal Defense and Record Expungements
Experience
He is primarily engaged in municipal court, criminal matters and general practice. Prior experience in automobile negligence cases since 1979. Prior experience in business law and construction matters. He taught Business Law at Atlantic Cape Community College.
Education
Rutgers University (BA-1974); Widener University School of Law (JD-1978)
Work History
Steiner Law Office P.C., April 1, 1999 to present; Law Office of Steiner & Roller P.C., 1993 – April 1999, Senior Partner; law offices of Jerry H. Steiner, Esquire 1979-1993; College Instructor, Atlantic Comm. College, 1979; former Municipal Prosecutor, Ventnor City, NJ, September 1995-December 1999, former Municipal Prosecutor, City of Wildwood, NJ, Jan 2000 – Dec 2003. Public Defender – City of Brigantine, NJ
Alternative Dispute Resolution Training
AAA NO-fault arbitrator training, NJRO 4/92
Professional Associations
Association of Trial Lawyers of America; Commercial law league of America; The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Arbitration
American Arbitration Association; an arbitrator since 1991, has been assigned approximately 400 cases; Common law arbitrator, has been appointed as a panelist for common law, 3-panel arbitration for about 250 cases, 1992-present; Superior Court arbitration programs for approximately 500 cases.
Affiliations
Atlantic County Bar Association, 1980-Current, has served as a Trustee and Officer for ACBA, including President; Municipal Court Committee Chairman, Atlantic Co. Bar Association; American Bar Association, 1981-present; American Arbitration Association-arbitrator and member, 1984-present; Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Widener University; Mock Trial-Atlantic Co., 1981-2006; big brother/Big Sister, 1981-1984; Muscular Dystrophy Association-fund raiser Chairman, 1988; Beth El Synagogue- Board Member, 1995-present. Art Dorrington Ice Hockey Foundation – Charter Board Member 1997 – 2018.
