Undergraduate
Rutgers University, 1991

Law School
Seton Hall University School of Law, 1994

Lisa Trembly is a commercial litigator whose practice includes a wide array of matters, including insurance coverage litigation relating to first-party property insurance policies; insurance fraud litigation; shareholder disputes; consumer fraud actions; premium litigation; insurance defense of environmental matters under third-party liability contracts; and general commercial matters. Lisa's practice also includes handling appeals, arbitrations and mediations, and advising clients on contract and insurance coverage issues and potential consumer fraud claims and violations. She practices primarily in the state and federal courts of New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania but has litigated matters in many other states, including Virginia, Florida and Colorado. Lisa was also recently admitted to the bar for the District of Columbia and is a 2006-2007 member of the "Madison Who's Who of Professionals."

Lisa received her undergraduate degree in the Administration of Justice from Rutgers University, graduating with honors. In 1994, Lisa received her law degree from Seton Hall University School of Law, where she served as Articles Editor of the Seton Hall Legislative Journal and Co-Chairperson of the Sandra Day Medal of Honor Committee and received a Pro Bono Service Award. After graduating law school, Lisa joined the firm and in 2002 became a member of the Firm. Lisa has authored and co-authored numerous articles published in newspapers and legal journals, and works she has authored have been cited by the New Jersey Supreme Court as well as in legal treatises and commentary.

Notable Publications
New Jersey Law Journal
Placing Professionals in a League of their Own
March, 2006

29 Seton Hall Legis. J. 193
Back to the Future with the Consumer Fraud Act: New Jersey Sets the Standard for Consumer Protection
January, 2004

American Bar Association
Insurance in the Wake of September 11th: The Legislative and Regulatory Response to Terrorism
January, 2002

State Survey Chart
Spoliation of Evidence: Trend to a New Tort
January, 2001

American Bar Association
Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Kumho Tire Treads Past Daubert - Will the Gatekeeper Accept the World Wide Web?
January, 2000

Hillsborough Beacon, Manville News
New Jersey's Consumer Fraud Act: A Powerful Weapon for Consumers and a Need to Know for Business Owners
July, 1998

ABA, Torts Insurance Practice, Property Insurance Law Committee
Complimentary Coverages?: Policy Language v. Judicial Interpretation, Contractual Differences Between First-Party and Third-Party Commercial General Liability Policies
May, 1998

Seton Hall Legislative Journal
Mandatory Disclosure: A Historical Review of the Adoption Rule 26 and an Examination of the Events that Have Transpired Since Its Adoption
January, 1997

Federal Insurance & Corporate Counsel
Spoliation of Evidence: A Primer
January, 1997

CLE Course test book
A Practical Guide to Federal Court Rules and Procedure in New Jersey
March, 1996

Seton Hall Legislative Journal
Untangling the Adoption Web: New Jersey's Move to Legitimize Independent Adoptions
January, 1993