Primarily representing clients in Personal Injury matters, Mr. Chiarello also represents clients in cases for Medical Malpractice, Defamation, Harassment, Civil Rights Violations, Appeals from Administrative Decisions, Product Liability, Defective Products and many other causes of action. Mr. Chiarello also represents clients in Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability matters as well as Criminal and Municipal Offenses, including DWI and all traffic offenses. Mr. Chiarello regularly appears in the Superior Court of New Jersey and the Federal District Court and has successfully argued before the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey.
In his transactional practice, Mr. Chiarello represents clients in Estate matters, preparing Wills, Living Wills and Powers of Attorney. In Real Estate and Business matters, Mr. Chiarello prepares and reviews Deeds for Real Estate, and reviews Sales and Business Contracts.
Joseph Chiarello, born and raised in Millville, is involved in the Millville Kiwanis, Knights of Columbus, Southern New Jersey Council of the Boy Scouts of America and is a member of the American Trial Lawyers Association.
To schedule a consultation with Joseph M. Chiarello, contact his secretary, Rhonda, at (856) 825-0700. For Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability matters, as well as Personal Injury matters, the initial consultation is free. For Criminal, Municipal Court and Traffic offenses the initial consultation fee is $100.00 which will be credited toward the retainer fee (a flat fee) should the client choose to have Mr. Chiarello represent them. For other matters, a typical consultation is also $100.00, with a separate retainer for representation quoted at the consultation. Early morning and evening appointments are available, as well as house calls, if necessary. All consultations fees are payable at the time of your consultation. Clients who have retained the services of Joseph M. Chiarello, may contact him by e-mail at JosephC@sjtrialfirm.com. For purposes of confidentiality, legal questions cannot be answered over the telephone or by e-mail, unless you are an existing client.