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Weinstein Family Law Welcomes 2023 Summer Associate Corey Rosen

Published on: July 13, 2023

Weinstein Family Law is pleased to welcome our 2023 summer associate Corey Rosen, a third-year law student at Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, and a graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder and Livingston High School. At Pace, Corey is a researcher with the Land Use Law Center. Also, she has served as a Judicial Law Clerk to the Hon. William J. Giacomo in the New York Supreme Court of Westchester County.

Evan Weinstein, managing partner of the firm, said, “We are very excited to spend the summer with Corey, and to offer her a comprehensive Summer Associate Program focused on matrimonial law. Our attorneys and staff will help her experience the firm’s family law practice and collaborative culture firsthand, so that Corey gets a real and practical sense of practicing in this area of law.”

Law students interested in applying for the firm’s 2024 Summer Associate Program may submit a resume to eweinstein@familylawnj.com.

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