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We are a multidisciplinary law practice focused on the needs of PEOPLE.
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| Edward J. Rebenack | Craig Aronow | J. Mascolo | Carlos Sanchez | Tyler J. Hall | Kevin Musiakiewicz | Matthew G. Bonanno |
ED, CRAIG and JAY are the founding partners of RAM Law. Following law school, they began their careers practicing law at the largest law firm in New Brunswick. After many years of civil litigation training and experience in the “big firm” environment, the RAM Law partners decided to offer clients this same experience in a small firm setting. Since opening in January 2007, the RAM Law team now includes associates, of counsel attorneys, a retired appellate court judge and paralegal staff.
The attorneys of RAM Law have received various awards and hold leadership positions in a variety of professional associations. RAM Law has obtained millions of dollars in settlements for its clients during the past 3 years.
The attorneys of RAM Law have received various awards and hold leadership positions in a variety of professional associations. RAM Law has obtained millions of dollars in settlements for its clients during the past 3 years.
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Matthew G. Bonanno is an associate who focuses on litigation. He is licensed in both New Jersey and New York.
Matthew graduated from SUNY-Albany in 2007 with a B.A. in Psychology and earned his Juris Doctor from Villanova University School of Law in 2011. While at Villanova, he was a managing editor on the Villanova Environmental Law Journal and a member in the school’s Civil Justice Clinic, where he represented low-income clients in Philadelphia and Delaware counties in a range of civil disputes.
Following law school, Matthew clerked for the Honorable John T. Mullaney, Jr., J.S.C. in the Monmouth County Superior Court. During his clerkship, he was responsible for all legal research and drafting of judicial memoranda and opinions in a variety of civil and criminal matters, ranging from environmental litigation and will contests to drug distribution and murder cases.
Prior to joining Rebenack, Aronow & Mascolo, Matthew was employed at one of the longest standing insurance defense firms in Monmouth County. There, he engaged in personal injury defense for two of the largest insurance companies in New Jersey. He also represented multiple joint insurance funds and self-insured municipalities in workers’ compensation courts throughout the State.
Matthew graduated from SUNY-Albany in 2007 with a B.A. in Psychology and earned his Juris Doctor from Villanova University School of Law in 2011. While at Villanova, he was a managing editor on the Villanova Environmental Law Journal and a member in the school’s Civil Justice Clinic, where he represented low-income clients in Philadelphia and Delaware counties in a range of civil disputes.
Following law school, Matthew clerked for the Honorable John T. Mullaney, Jr., J.S.C. in the Monmouth County Superior Court. During his clerkship, he was responsible for all legal research and drafting of judicial memoranda and opinions in a variety of civil and criminal matters, ranging from environmental litigation and will contests to drug distribution and murder cases.
Prior to joining Rebenack, Aronow & Mascolo, Matthew was employed at one of the longest standing insurance defense firms in Monmouth County. There, he engaged in personal injury defense for two of the largest insurance companies in New Jersey. He also represented multiple joint insurance funds and self-insured municipalities in workers’ compensation courts throughout the State.