Mr. Chad A. Rutkowski

Chad A. Rutkowski

Associate Litigation Department
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Mr. Rutkowski is an associate in the Litigation Department.He has a diverse practice, handling matters involving premises and products liability, intellectual property, real estate foreclosure and mortgage lien priorities, professional malpractice in both the insurance broker and medical fields, commercial contract breaches, and insurance coverage disputes.

Mr. Rutkowski has experience in handling cases in all stages of litigation in state and federal court, from pre-suit dispute resolution through trial to appellate advocacy.He also has experience in assessing insurance coverage issues on behalf of carriers, and handles real estate and business transaction matters for several prominent restaurants in the Delaware Valley region.

Mr. Rutkowski has extensive appellate advocacy experience, having recently assisted in briefing a matter resulting in the establishment in New Jersey of the knock-out rule in commercial transactions under the U.C.C.Mr. Rutkowski has been successful in prosecuting indemnification and additional insured agreements in lease agreements and construction contracts in personal injury cases.His clients include insured and self-insured defendants as well as private individuals.

Mr. Rutkowski received his B.A. in 1993 from Rutgers University and his J.D. in 1996 from Rutgers Law School-Camden, where he was a staff editor of the Rutgers Law Review.After graduation he clerked with the New Jersey Office of Administrative Law, conducting legal research and assisting the administrative law judges in issuing opinions in a wide array of regulatory matters.Licensed to practice in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, he is also admitted to appear before the United States District Courts for the District of New Jersey and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

Chad A. Rutkowski

Associate Litigation Department
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Mr. Rutkowski is an associate in the Litigation Department.He has a diverse practice, handling matters involving premises and products liability, intellectual property, real estate foreclosure and mortgage lien priorities, professional malpractice in both the insurance broker and medical fields, commercial contract breaches, and insurance coverage disputes.

Mr. Rutkowski has experience in handling cases in all stages of litigation in state and federal court, from pre-suit dispute resolution through trial to appellate advocacy.He also has experience in assessing insurance coverage issues on behalf of carriers, and handles real estate and business transaction matters for several prominent restaurants in the Delaware Valley region.

Mr. Rutkowski has extensive appellate advocacy experience, having recently assisted in briefing a matter resulting in the establishment in New Jersey of the knock-out rule in commercial transactions under the U.C.C.Mr. Rutkowski has been successful in prosecuting indemnification and additional insured agreements in lease agreements and construction contracts in personal injury cases.His clients include insured and self-insured defendants as well as private individuals.

Mr. Rutkowski received his B.A. in 1993 from Rutgers University and his J.D. in 1996 from Rutgers Law School-Camden, where he was a staff editor of the Rutgers Law Review.After graduation he clerked with the New Jersey Office of Administrative Law, conducting legal research and assisting the administrative law judges in issuing opinions in a wide array of regulatory matters.Licensed to practice in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, he is also admitted to appear before the United States District Courts for the District of New Jersey and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

Chad A. Rutkowski

Associate Litigation Department
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Mr. Rutkowski is an associate in the Litigation Department.He has a diverse practice, handling matters involving premises and products liability; intellectual property; real estate foreclosure and mortgage lien priorities; professional malpractice in both the insurance broker and medical fields; commercial contract breaches; and insurance coverage disputes.

Mr. Rutkowski has experience in handling cases in all stages of litigation in state and federal court, from pre-suit dispute resolution through trial to appellate advocacy.He also has experience in assessing insurance coverage issues on behalf of carriers, and handles real estate and business transaction matters for several prominent restaurants in the Delaware Valley region.

Mr. Rutkowski has extensive appellate advocacy experience, having recently assisted in briefing a matter resulting in the establishment in New Jersey of the knock-out rule in commercial transactions under the U.C.C.Mr. Rutkowski has been successful in prosecuting indemnification and additional insured agreements in lease agreements and construction contracts in personal injury cases.His clients include insured and self-insured defendants as well as private individuals.

Mr. Rutkowski received his B.A. in 1993 from Rutgers University and his J.D. in 1996 from Rutgers Law School-Camden, where he was a staff editor of the Rutgers Law Review.After graduation he clerked with the New Jersey Office of Administrative Law, conducting legal research and assisting the administrative law judges in issuing opinions in a wide array of regulatory matters.Licensed to practice in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, he is admitted to appear before the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

Attorney Chad Rutkowski, White and Williams LLP, Westmont, New Jersey ... with the New Jersey Office of Administrative Law, conducting legal research ... to practice in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, he is ... the District of New Jersey and the Eastern District of ...

Attorney Chad Rutkowski, White and Williams LLP, Westmont, New Jersey
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Attorney Profile - Chad Rutkowski, Premises and Products Liability Intellectual Property Real Estate Foreclosure and Mortgage Lien Priorities Professional

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