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Elysa D. Bergenfeld

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ebergenfeld@stark-stark.com
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993 Lenox Drive, Building Two
Lawrenceville, New Jersey 08648

Elysa D. Bergenfeld is an Associate and member of the Community Associations Group where she concentrates her practice on advising community association boards and property managers on matters including the daily operations, the creation and enforcement of rules and regulations, developer transition, fair housing compliance and litigation arising from construction defects and contractor service agreements.

Ms. Bergenfeld has successfully represented condominium associations in various litigations. Additionally, Ms. Bergenfeld is a member of the New Jersey chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI).

Prior to joining Stark & Stark, Ms. Bergenfeld worked for the Office of the Public Defender from 2001-2006. During her time with the Public Defender’s office, Ms. Bergenfeld was as a criminal defense trial lawyer and served on the Youth Services Commission.

Ms. Bergenfeld serves on the St. Francis Hospital Community Fund Raising Board, as Vice President, Membership where she is involved with the planning and facilitating of fundraisers. In addition, Ms. Bergenfeld served on the Children's Home Society’s Auxiliary Board from 2002 through 2011, where she assisted with the planning and facilitating of fundraisers for the purpose of raising money for foster children in the community.

In 2008 Ms. Bergenfeld was honored by her inclusion in New Jersey Monthly Magazine's list of New Jersey Super Lawyers*.

Ms. Bergenfeld is a frequent contributor to the New Jersey Law Blog. You can read Ms. Bergenfeld's most recent blog post here.

Education

J.D., Widener University School of Law, 2000

B.A., University of Delaware, 1997

Bar Admissions

New Jersey

Professional Organizations

Mercer County Bar Association

Community Associations Institue

Authored Articles



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