On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorney Gerald Clark of the Clark Law Firm, PC sits down with Jack Ford a former Prosecutor and Trial attorney, award-winning journalist, legal analyst, and author.

Jack Ford is an Emmy & Peabody-winning journalist, former trial attorney, best-selling author, and Yale football alum who paid for law school by winning Jeopardy! — three times. He’s covered the biggest legal stories in the country such as the O.J. Simpson Trial, tried landmark cases, taught at Yale, and written four novels, including his latest, Beyond This Place Of Wrath And Tears. From the courtroom to the newsroom, Jack’s had a wild ride.

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On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Michele Siekerka of the NJBIA.

Michele Siekerka is the President & CEO of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association. She joins the Jersey Justice Podcast to break down what’s really happening with New Jersey’s economy — from regulations to workforce challenges to big and small business. If you care about the future of the state, this one’s a must-listen.

On the 50th episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Alex Faherty, Co-Founder and CEO of Faherty Brand.

This episode explores Alex's role as co-founder and CEO of Faherty Brand, a sustainable lifestyle and clothing company he started with his twin brother Mike in 2013.

Coming from a background in investment banking and private equity, Alex left his corporate career to pursue their shared vision of creating high-quality, sustainable swimwear and apparel. Raised in Spring Lake, New Jersey, and influenced by surf culture and New York City style, Alex has grown Faherty into a successful lifestyle brand known for its commitment to craftsmanship, sustainability, and authentic design.

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Tim Duggan, Esq, Chair of Stark & Stark’s Eminent Domain Group, to break down the real story behind eminent domain, redevelopment deals, and what property owners can do when the state comes knocking.

Tim has spent decades fighting back when governments and utility companies try to seize private land — including farmland — through condemnation and redevelopment.

We dive into the complex, emotional, and often controversial world of eminent domain in New Jersey, where families are seeing generations-old farmland threatened by pipelines, highways, and “public use” projects. Tim breaks down why this fight is about more than just land — it’s about legacy.

On the final part of this episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC continue their sit down with Susan Tellone, a leading expert in suicide prevention and mental health advocacy.

With over 40 years of experience, including her time as a school nurse during a devastating teen suicide crisis at Manasquan High School, Susan shares her deep insights on how communities can heal, prevent further tragedies, and raise awareness about youth mental health.

This episode focuses on Susan's work in crisis management and within the Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide. The episode also highlights Sue's latest work with The Samaritan Center at the Jersey Shore a leading non-profit mental health advocacy center.

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On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Susan Tellone, a leading expert in suicide prevention and mental health advocacy.

With over 40 years of experience, including her time as a school nurse during a devastating teen suicide crisis at Manasquan High School, Susan shares her deep insights on how communities can heal, prevent further tragedies, and raise awareness about youth mental health. From crisis management to her ongoing work with the Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide and The Samaritan Center at the Jersey Shore, this conversation offers valuable lessons on hope, intervention, and the importance of mental well-being.

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC welcome Tim Dillingham the Executive Director of the American Littoral Society

The session covers Tim Dillingham's life and career trajectory specifically within his role as the Executive Director of the American Littoral Society and his personal mission to protect the Coast.

Topics include:

- Tim Dillingham's background and family history such as growing up in a Navy family with global coastal experiences

- Influence of Jacques Cousteau and ocean exploration and Tim's educational journey and love for coastal biology

- The American Littoral Society's mission and history

- Conservation efforts, including: Osprey platform restoration, Fighting DDT's environmental impact, and Bald eagle and wildlife preservation

- Critique of misinformation and science denial as well as Coastal conservation and public access issues

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Tim Dillingham has led the American Littoral Society as its Executive Director since 2003. His work has led to increasingly protective management of horseshoe crabs and migratory shorebirds on the Delaware Bay, including extensive restoration of critical habitats, managing conservation and aquaculture conflicts and federal Endangered Species Listing of expanded advocacy regarding the restoration of Barnegat Bay and other coastal areas, new partnerships to promote community based restoration projects, expansion of marine education programs in underserved communities throughout New Jersey, the launch of a oyster restoration and shell recycling program to engage local communities in coastal stewardship and “re-oyster NJ”, and promotion of the use of natural based practices and approaches to climate resiliency. 

He was a gubernatorial appointment to the original Highlands Water Resource Protection and Planning Council and led the Natural Resources Subcommittee during the development of the regional plan which now guides conservation and development decisions.

He has a BS in biology and a graduate degree in marine affairs from the University of Rhode Island. 

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC welcome Tim Dillingham the Executive Director of the American Littoral Society

The session covers Tim Dillingham's life and career trajectory specifically within his role as the Executive Director of the American Littoral Society and his personal mission to protect the Coast.

Topics include:

- Tim Dillingham's background and family history such as growing up in a Navy family with global coastal experiences

- Influence of Jacques Cousteau and ocean exploration and Tim's educational journey and love for coastal biology

- The American Littoral Society's mission and history

- Conservation efforts, including: Osprey platform restoration, Fighting DDT's environmental impact, and Bald eagle and wildlife preservation

- Critique of misinformation and science denial as well as Coastal conservation and public access issues

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Tim Dillingham has led the American Littoral Society as its Executive Director since 2003. His work has led to increasingly protective management of horseshoe crabs and migratory shorebirds on the Delaware Bay, including extensive restoration of critical habitats, managing conservation and aquaculture conflicts and federal Endangered Species Listing of expanded advocacy regarding the restoration of Barnegat Bay and other coastal areas, new partnerships to promote community based restoration projects, expansion of marine education programs in underserved communities throughout New Jersey, the launch of a oyster restoration and shell recycling program to engage local communities in coastal stewardship and “re-oyster NJ”, and promotion of the use of natural based practices and approaches to climate resiliency. 

He was a gubernatorial appointment to the original Highlands Water Resource Protection and Planning Council and led the Natural Resources Subcommittee during the development of the regional plan which now guides conservation and development decisions.

He has a BS in biology and a graduate degree in marine affairs from the University of Rhode Island. 

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC welcome retired Judge Hon. Louis F. Locascio, J.S.C.

The session covers Judge Locascio's journey from starting as a Division 1 Wrestler at Columbia and working as a Defense Attorney to becoming a Judge in the New Jersey Superior Court Civil, Criminal, and Family Division.

Topics include:

- Judge Locascio's personal background coming from an Italian-American family from Linden, New Jersey

- His athletic background in Wrestling from competing against Olympic level Wrestlers and how it allowed him to pursue a College Degree from Columbia University and subsequently Seton Hall Law School

- Legal background prior to pounding the gavel, how he started as a trial lawyer specializing in Criminal and Civil litigation

- His career on the Bench and stories from various trials. Specifically his professional philosophy on Attorney preparedness and the importance of a strong work ethic

- Ultimately, his life after his retirement after nearly two decades serving as a Judge and how he has seen the legal world evolve

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Prior to his retirement, Judge Locascio, for 17 years, sat in all three divisions (criminal, civil, and family) in the Superior Court in Monmouth County. He has written approximately 40 judicial opinions, 20 of which have been published. In addition, he has published approximately 150 articles in the N.J. Law Journal either as an Op. Ed. contributing author or in his own Court Watch column.

He is one of the very few judges (and lawyers) board certified by the Supreme Court as both a civil and criminal trial lawyer.

Prior to taking the bench, because he tried over 400 jury trials, he developed the practical ability to resolve cases as a judge. Indeed, in his 4 years sitting in the family division, he never completed a divorce trial—he settled them all.

Because of his vast experience as a trial lawyer, he found his greatest effectiveness was in resolving civil and family cases.

Now retired from the bench, he serves you, the lawyers. Big or small case—med. mal., motor vehicle, matrimonial—in person or zoom—he is happy to settle your case whenever or wherever you need him.

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC welcome Victoria Gmelich

The session covers Victoria's journey from being a Divison 1 Swimmer at Dartmouth and working on Wall Street to founding Trinity Hall an Independent All-Girls High School in Tinton Falls, NJ.

Topics include:

- Victoria's early struggles and finding her path to Graduating from an Ivy League University

- The history behind the inception of Trinity Hall due to the lack of an All-Girls School in the Area for her kids like her Daughters.

- Initial challenges and roadblocks that stood in the way of Trinity Hall opening its door, specifically as an All-Girls institution while participating in a predominantly Male-dominated "Club"

- Non-traditional challenges such as lack of support by the diocese to open a religious institution and enduring multiple rounds of frivolous land use lawsuits

- Educational standards and how the competition of higher funded institutions made it nearly impossible for Trinity Hall to open its doors. The great task of finding the right leaders and team to make a prominent program excel.

- Advice for others pursuing similar paths and the importance of community involvement to better secure the futures of children within the community. Also showcases the involvement of Trinity Hall within their community and their initiatives.

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