How to Find an Attorney at ANSELL GRIMM & AARON, PC
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To find a specific attorney at ANSELL GRIMM & AARON, PC (ansell.law), start with the "Meet Our Attorneys" section on the firm's website. Each attorney has an individual profile page showing their name and role at the firm, and the site also organizes its work by practice area, so you can identify who handles the type of matter you have. Once you've identified a person or practice group, use the Contact Us page or the Locations and Directions page to reach the firm.
Step 1: Go to the "Meet Our Attorneys" Section
The firm's homepage surfaces attorney profiles under the heading "A Tapestry of Professionals" and the recurring tagline "Experience and innovation. Longevity and vision." Each profile card links to an individual page via a "Meet [First Name]" link.
Examples of attorney profiles listed on the site include:
| Attorney | Role |
|---|---|
| Michael V. Benedetto | Managing Shareholder, President |
| Mitchell J. Ansell | Shareholder |
| David J. Byrne | Partner |
| Alfred M. Caso | Shareholder |
| Melanie J. Scroble | Shareholder |
| Kelsey M. Barber | Associate |
This tells you the firm distinguishes between roles such as Managing Shareholder/President, Partner, Shareholder, and Associate — useful if you want to gauge seniority before reaching out.
Step 2: Match the Attorney to a Practice Area
The site lists practice areas alongside attorney information, so you can narrow your search by the kind of legal issue you have rather than by name alone. Practice areas named on the site include:
- Bankruptcy Law
- Controlled Substances and Regulatory Law
- Commercial Real Estate Law
- Community Association Law
- Corporate, Finance & Banking Law
- Criminal Defense
- Franchising Law
- Labor & Employment Law
- Land Use & Zoning Law
- Litigation
- Matrimonial & Family Law
- Mediation
- Medical Malpractice Law
- Municipal Court Defense
- Municipal Law
- Personal Injury Law
- Probate & Estate Litigation
- Real Estate Litigation
- Residential Real Estate Law
- Wills, Trusts & Estates Law
The site also notes a dedicated Mediation Practice. If you already know your matter type, scan this list first, then look for the attorney profiles associated with it.
Step 3: Contact the Firm
After identifying an attorney or practice area, use the Contact Us page to get in touch. The site also provides a Locations and Directions page if you need to visit in person. A phone number, 732-922-1000, appears in the site's header navigation.
What to Keep in Mind
- The site does not publish attorney emails or direct-dial numbers in the material reviewed here — contact goes through the firm's general contact page or phone number.
- No pricing, consultation-fee, or free-consultation information is stated on the pages reviewed, so don't assume a free initial consultation.
- Role titles matter for expectations: a Managing Shareholder/President, Partner, or Shareholder typically differs from an Associate in seniority, which may affect who you ask for depending on the complexity of your matter.
If your goal is simply to understand who the firm is before contacting anyone, the attorney profiles plus the practice-area list give you both the people and the scope of work in one place.