Brian McFadden is a partner at Rozin | Golinder Law, where he represents individuals, employers and employees in a wide array of matters, from claims of harassment, hostile work environment, and discrimination, to the unique claims raised in family law litigation. Brian also represents public entities, officials, and employees in Title 59 and civil rights actions in cases involving excessive force, wrongful arrest, malicious prosecution, and employment discrimination investigations. His unique practice also includes all aspects of family law litigation and alternative dispute resolution.
Clients trust Brian’s extensive qualifications and experience to guide them through all stages of litigation and alternative dispute resolution. He is an AV Preeminent rated attorney by Martindale Hubbell, a distinction given to attorneys who demonstrate the highest level of professional excellence, ethical standards, and legal ability as recognized by their peers. Additionally, Brian is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Matrimonial Law Attorney, a designation awarded only to those who have demonstrated specific skills in family and matrimonial law set by the Supreme Court and American Bar Association. He is also a Rule 1:40 Qualified Mediator, listed on the New Jersey Superior Court’s roster for economic mediation.
Brian earned these accolades for his quality representation and experience litigating matters before New Jersey’s trial courts and Appellate Division, and for his reputation garnered in alternative dispute resolution settings. Throughout his career, he has successfully resolved cases, trying them to conclusion or upholding trial results in the Appellate Division when necessary and through amicable settlements when possible.
Practicing throughout New Jersey, Brian frequently appears in Middlesex, Union, Somerset, Hunterdon, Mercer and Monmouth counties. He volunteers as a Family Law panelist at the Middlesex County Court’s Early Settlement Panel program and serves as a Trustee of the Middlesex County Bar Association, where he co-chairs the family law section and has received the Martin S. Goldin Family Law Award.
