Leonard D. Weiss, Esq.

Leonard D. Weiss, Esq., certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a civil trial attorney, founded The Weiss Group, LLC, Attorneys at Law (“TWG”) in 2010. He created a firm that caters to clients’ needs, on a professional and personal level.

Len was a 50% partner in Metuchen’s Baer, Arbeiter, Ploshnick law firm from 2000 through August, 2010. That firm’s beginnings date to the late 1960’s, at the same location where TWG is today – 344 Main Street, Metuchen, New Jersey. He began working here in 1990 with David M. Baer, Jay D. Arbeiter and David L. Ploshnick.

Len practices civil and municipal court litigation. He concentrates on helping clients injured by the fault of others to recover compensation for injuries arising from auto/motorcycle/trucking accidents, medical malpractice, legal malpractice and other professional negligence, personal injury, liability against bars, clubs and taverns for serving too much alcohol, and for injuries that occur on and off the job. He litigates with insurance carriers for improperly denied claims including, UM/UIM, PIP and disability insurance. He also defends against traffic tickets that can carry serious consequences such as drunk driving, and handles other municipal court matters including driver’s license suspensions, reckless driving, speeding, drug possession, municipal ordinances, assault, harassment and theft.

Len takes pride in the many personal relationship he has cultivated with clients over the past 20+ years. He insists on promptly returning clients’ calls and emails and remaining easily accessible. You can contact him as needed, confide in him, and trust in his judgment to guide you through your most difficult circumstances.

Len graduated from Cook College, Rutgers University in 1986 and Seton Hall Law School in 1989. He is a proud member of the American Bar Association (ABA), New Jersey Association for Justice (NJAJ), New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) and Middlesex County Bar Association (MCBA). He also serves on the Middlesex County Civil Practice Committee which discusses administrative issues of the county courthouse, and is a bar panel member in Middlesex County mediating civil actions.

I’m admitted to practice law in NJ, NY, and Washington, D.C.

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Veronica R. Medina, Esq.

Veronica R. Medina, Esq. is an Associate Attorney at The Weiss Group, LLC. in Metuchen,
New Jersey. Ms. Medina concentrates her practice on civil litigation including, but not limited to,
workers compensation, social security disability, wrongful death, motor vehicle crashes and
other serious personal injury matters. Veronica speaks conversational Spanish, assisting clients
when necessary. Veronica enjoys staying active in the community. She is a member of and
actively participates in the Hispanic Bar Association of New Jersey (HBA-NJ), the National
Arab American Bar Association (NAABA), the South Asian Bar Association of New Jersey
(SABA-NJ), the Middlesex County Bar Association (MCBA), Discover New Capabilities (DNC)
gym in Shrewsbury, New Jersey, LeTip International through the Bell Works, Holmdel, New
Jersey chapter, Driven Women-Jersey Shore, and the St. Peter’s Church/Haven in Clifton, New
Jersey. Veronica enjoys yoga, cross-fit, ice-skating, and rock climbing.
Prior to joining The Weiss Group, LLC., Veronica worked as an Associate Attorney for PIP
(Personal Injury Protection) Arbitration Litigation and Personal Injury Litigation at Judd Shaw
Injury Law in Red Bank, New Jersey. She also served as a Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable
Michael Paul Wright, J.S.C., of the New Jersey Superior Court, Law Division in Morris County,
New Jersey. As a law clerk, she worked with family and matrimonial law matters.
Veronica received her law degree from Rutgers Law School – Newark, New Jersey in 2020.
During her law school career, she served as a Student Intern for the Rutgers Law Child
Advocacy Clinic and was Publication Editor for the Rutgers Computer and Technology Law
Journal (RCTLJ). Ms. Medina’s 51-page note, Reforming 17 U.S.C. § 107 for Software Creators
with a Helpful Approach from the Uniform Trade Secrets Act was published in RCTLJ in Spring
2020 that focused on the fair use regulations of software programming language for software
creators. Veronica was Secretary of the Public Interest Law Student Association (PILSA) where
she conducted the annual “Auction” alongside the executive board to assist students in receiving
scholarships for their unpaid summer legal internships. She also was a Courtroom Advocate for
the Courtroom Advocates’ Project and was a Representative of the Association of Latin
American Law Students (ALALS).

Thailary Zommer, Esq.