Stuart Gold, a member in the Commercial and Corporate Litigation group, has over 30 years of experience in complex commercial litigation and bankruptcy law in state and federal courts.  In his commercial litigation practice, Stuart has handled cases involving a wide variety of contract disputes, creditors’ rights matters, shareholder oppression cases, partnership disputes, and estate and probate matters.

Stuart obtained a $1.1 million settlement for a client who was placed into an inappropriately-defined contribution plan. As a bankruptcy practitioner, he has represented debtors, secured creditors, and creditors.  He served as a court appointed mediator for civil and foreclosure cases.

Stuart is an Adjunct Professor at Rutgers University where he teaches courses on Business Law and Legal History. He was an Adjunct Professor at Seton Hall Law School, where he taught courses on Remedies and Agency and Partnership. In March 2009, he was a visiting professor at the University of Szeged in Hungary, where he taught courses on litigation and legal drafting.

Stuart has published the following:

• The “Gift” of Libert: Testamentary Manumission in New Jersey – 1971-180515 Rutgers Race and Law Review 2-59 (2014)
• “Bankruptcy for the Matrimonial Practitioner”, chapter 52 of Family Law and Practice, by Winters and Baldwin. New Jersey Practice, Volumes 10-12.
• “Discharge of Family Law Obligations in Bankruptcy”, The Matrimonial Strategist, Vol. 26, No. 9, September, 2008

New Jersey State Bar Association?(Member, Business and Commercial Litigation Committee and Creditor-Debtor Relations Section)

Essex County Bar Association (Member, Chancery Committee)

• Bankruptcy and Creditors Rights (Co-Chair)
• Bankruptcy and Creditors Rights
• Commercial and Corporate Litigation