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Steven Tedeschi, Toms River, New Jersey, has joined the law firm of Novy & Associates, Manchester. Tedeschi will focus his practice in real estate, guardianships, and estate litigation. Before joining Novy & Associates, Tedeschi held a one-year term judicial clerkship for Judge Arnold B. Goldman in the Civil Division of Ocean County Superior Court, Toms River. During his clerkship, Tedeschi handled personal injury, auto accidents, medical malpractice, and contract disputes, etc. He worked directly with attorneys and pro se litigants (people not represented by attorneys) and also coordinated the oral argument calendar every two weeks, mediated small claims and landlord/tenant disputes, conducted legal research and drafted memorandums for all
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