David R. Cardamone, Esq. focuses his legal practice on family law, real estate, and estate planning, administration and litigation. Dave’s approach to each case is to first learn his client’s needs and goals before seeking to craft an efficient, cost-effective strategy for obtaining a desirable outcome. He approaches each case with the mindset that by seeking win/win, creative solutions expensive litigation can be avoided, while understanding that he must prepare each file on behalf of his client as if the case will proceed to trial. Because each matter is unique, Dave’s approach to each case is unique. He is not just your attorney/mediator, and you are not just his client; rather, he is your partner in navigating through one of the most stressful times of your life. In handling his transactional files, Dave’s focus is to ensure that his client feel knowledgeable about the process and, most importantly, to remain readily available to them to make the process proceed efficiently.

Stephanie Palo, Esq. devotes her practice to the litigation of family law, criminal defense, and commercial civil litigation matters. Although Stephanie always strives to efficiently resolve cases in her clients’ favor, she is an experienced litigator who when necessary zealously advocates for her clients in court. She is admitted to practice law in the State of New Jersey, the District Court of the District of New Jersey, and the State of New York. While attending Rutgers School of Law-Newark, Stephanie served as Co-Chair of the Moot Court Board, a Legal Research and Writing Teaching Associate, and a Submissions Editor on the Women’s Rights Law Reporter. Stephanie additionally served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Katharine S. Hayden of the District Court of the District of New Jersey. After graduating from Rutgers School of Law – Newark in 2009, Stephanie was a judicial clerk to the Honorable Rudy B. Coleman of the New Jersey Appellate Division. As a law clerk, Stephanie was dedicated to conducting legal research, drafting bench memoranda, and assisting Judge Coleman in the composition of judicial opinions. The skills Stephanie developed as an Appellate Division law clerk have been invaluable in her appeals practice. In her family law practice, Stephanie prides herself on assessing and attentively addressing the unique challenges of each case. Stephanie is prepared whether the case presents with contested child custody issues, complex distribution of marital property, cash-flow disputes, marital business distribution, domestic violence, or need for appeal. She is also dedicated to resolving disputes through alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation, arbitration, cooperative divorce, and collaborative divorce. Stephanie also regularly serves as a mediator and as an Early Settlement Panel panelist in Monmouth County. Stephanie is an energetic and compassionate advocate who takes pride in assisting her clients during what for many is one of the most difficult times in their lives.

New Jersey native Kevin A. Buchan concentrates his legal practice in the areas of criminal defense, administrative law, and ethics proceedings. He regularly handles all phases of criminal litigation at both the state and federal levels. Kevin’s interest in criminal defense work began in law school when he served as an intern in the office of the Union County Prosecutor. From that time on, he knew that he wanted to devote his career to criminal law. Following law school, Kevin served as a criminal law clerk for the Honorable William L’E. Wertheimer, J.S.C. This experience gave him further insight into the workings of the criminal justice system. Kevin takes pleasure in his ability to help others, particularly at a time in their lives when they may have stumbled or made mistakes. Colleagues describe Kevin as practical, approachable, and knowledgeable in the day-to-day practice of law. Clients appreciate that he cares about them and is attentive to the details of their cases, as well as being quietly tenacious in his pursuit of justice on their behalf. Kevin is decisive and always goes the distance to gets things done for his client. These traits have served him well in his criminal defense practice, as well as during his tenure as the Municipal Prosecutor for Franklin Township, New Jersey. He was appointed to that position in January, 2009. Kevin has been consistently recognized for his proficiency in the practice of law. Kevin has regularly been honored in New Jersey Monthly Magazine as a “Super Lawyers – Rising Star” since 2009. In 2014, Kevin was elected as a Trustee to the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey. Kevin resides in Holmdel, New Jersey with his wife and four children. When he is not working, Kevin, a former member of the Rutgers Varsity Lacrosse team, he enjoys watching Rutgers football and coaching his kids’ sports teams.

William R. Larkin, III ("Bill") and Joseph P. Farrell, III ("Joe") built their careers together at a mid-sized firm with a high volume litigation practice. Joe started at the firm in December 2001 and Bill followed shortly thereafter in April 2003. Both were promoted to Partner in 2008. Bill had the privilege of running the day-to-day operations of the firm as Managing Partner while Joe was the lead trial attorney and Manager of the arbitration and appeals departments. They represented large insurance companies, government agencies, and private clients in thousands of lawsuits over the course of 15+ years before leaving the firm to form Larkin Farrell, LLC. At Larkin Farrell, LLC we refer to ourselves as a "team" throughout our website and sales materials because it is important to us that we convey to our clients, and potential clients, the collaborative nature of the way we handle each file we are assigned. We, as a firm, do not assign a file and forget about it. We collaborate and strategize every step of the way. We are committed to surrounding ourselves with individuals who think outside-the-box and who can contribute to the success of the firm on multiple levels. We are committed to our clients and work together to solve their legal problems in the best, most cost-effective way. Below are the profiles of the individuals that make up the Larkin Farrell team.

At Larkin Farrell, LLC we refer to ourselves as a “team” throughout our website and sales materials because it is important to us that we convey to our clients, and potential clients, the collaborative nature of the way we handle each file we are assigned. We, as a firm, do not assign a file and forget about it. We collaborate and strategize every step of the way. We are committed to surrounding ourselves with individuals who think outside-the-box and who can contribute to the success of the firm on multiple levels. We are committed to our clients and work together to solve their legal problems in the best, most cost effective way. Below are the profiles of the individuals that make up the Larkin Farrell team.

As a Certified Workers’ Compensation lawyer, Attorney Marcolus provides injured workers with the specialized legal expertise that they need. As a partner at Levinson Axelrod, P.A., he has served injured workers for decades, helping them recover resources for lost wages, medical treatment, long term care, and more. If you need representation for your workers’ compensation claim, do not hesitate to work with our certified New Jersey work injury attorney. Lawyer.com Member Questionnaire Please describe a case(s) in the last year or two where you made a big difference. 1. I tried a case for a worker who fell on both knees on his job site. He developed rheumatoid arthritis that the Judge and insurance company said could not possibly be related. I found a rheumatologist in NYC who supported our position and we convinced not only the judge but the insurance company that the condition was related to the fall. My client has gotten medical treatment that he would not have otherwise received. He was also.paid workers compensation benefits. How did you build a successful practice? 2. Networking and immediate responses are 2 ways I have found important to building a reputation in the community that fosters a successful practice. What should clients look for in a lawyer? 3. I today's current client immediate responses are imperative. That means being available 24/7. With 31 years experience I can answer any questions without having to do research. I know every workers comp judge in the State and have appeared before every one. How important is local knowledge to the success of your cases? 4. Local knowledge helps with knowing your adversary and the judge. I know all the lawyers I am up against as well as every judge in the State. What information can you provide in a free phone consultation? 5. I can answer any questions by phone and can draw a road map as where the case is going to go. We plan our strategies based on the facts of the case. Where the case will be heard and who the insurance company is. What information do you need in a free phone consultation? 6. All I ever need is the basic info about the case. Date of accident. How it happened. Wages. Insurance company and why the client feels they need a lawyer. What differentiates you from other lawyers in your community? 7. My work effort. My track record including experience, knowledge and union background help me relate to my clients. As a union carpenter I know what it takes to do a physical days labor. I understand what workers r going through on their jobs. What is the most rewarding aspect of your job? 8. I love to argue and fight for workers. I strive to get them the benefits they r entitled to under the law. I also will not tolerate workers that I know r not being up front with their cases. Those that r trying to play the system ruin it for those who r fighting for benefits. What are your other interests in addition to law? 9. I love music and animals. I volunteer at the Monmouth county SPCA. My passion is my work. Are you involved in your community? 10. I served on my local town school board and planning board. I am also involved in politics. I am also the Chair of COSH an organization of lawyers, doctors, unions and workers that was formed to protect injured workers rights. It is called the Council on Safety and Health and I was 1 of the founding members. We lobby for workers rights reforms.