Robin Kay Lord of Trenton / Photo by Carmen Natale/ALM
"It's an entirely different animal in the Appellate Division," Lord said. "When I'm up there I sort of feel like a fish out of water sometimes. ... Usually I'm in the trenches."
June 07, 2019 at 03:00 PM
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Robin Kay Lord of Trenton is known for her accomplishments as a criminal defense trial attorney, but she also represented the plaintiffs in Moreland v. Parks, which in 2018 yielded an Appellate Division ruling that recognized a same-sex spouse’s right to pursue a Portee claim.
“The Morelands came to us 10 years ago,” Lord said in an interview. “It was a horrific case.”
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