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Begley Law Group Welcomes New Attorney Emily M. Schurr
Moorestown, New Jersey – The Begley Law Group is proud to announce Associate Attorney Emily M. Schurr as its newest member. Ms. Schurr will concentrate on Special Needs Planning, Estate Planning, and Personal Injury Consulting, assisting individuals to maintain their public benefits after receiving personal injury settlements or inheritances.
A member of the New Jersey and Pennsylvania State Bar Associations, Attorney Schurr graduated summa cum laude from Rowan University, and went on to receive her Juris Doctor from Rutgers Law School, where she graduated cum laude.
“Emily represents a new generation of Begley attorneys whose dedication to our clients and community exemplifies what we’re all about,” says Thomas D. Begley, Jr.
During her time at Rutgers Law School, she completed over 100 pro bono hours and earned the Dean’s Pro Bono Publico Award for Exceptional Service. She was a Teaching Assistant for Estates & Trusts and Estate Planning classes and served as a student leader of the Planning Estates Project (PEP), which prepares estate planning documents for low-income seniors.
“Begley Law Group is a leader in Elder Law and one of the most respected firms in the nation, it’s an honor to work alongside the best every day,” says Schurr.
Outside of the office, Ms. Schurr is passionate about her animals, and spending time with her family and friends at the shore.
Begley Law Group has served the New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania area as a leader in planning for the elderly and disabled for over 80 years. We are proud of our reputation as a law firm dedicated to the legal needs of the elderly and disabled. Count on Begley Law Group to stand beside you, helping to plan your life and working to protect your legacy.
Begley Law Group
509 S. Lenola Road, Building 7
Moorestown, NJ 08057
800-533-7227
https://www.begleylawgroup.com/
Press Contact : Colleen Caruso
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