Craig M. Aronow, Esq.

• Personal Injury
  • Construction Site Accidents
  • Property Defects
  • Slips, Trips and Falls
  • Motor Vehicle Crashes
  • Defective Products
  • Trucking Crashes
  • Medical Malpractice
  • Amusement Park Injuries

• Juris Doctor, cum laude, Quinnipiac University School of Law
• B.A. Degree, Political Science, The Pennsylvania State University

• AV Preeminent Attorney since 2008
• Certified Civil Trial Attorney as designated by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, Craig is among less than 2% of NJ practicing attorneys who have demonstrated sufficient levels of experience, education, knowledge and skill in civil trial practice
• Million Dollar Advocates Forum Member
• Martindale Hubbell AV Preeminent Rating
• NJ Monthly/Super Lawyer Top 100 Lawyers in New Jersey, 2020-2025
• Selected to Super Lawyers 2014 – 2025
• Selected to Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2010-2013
• AVVO Rating 10 out of 10
• Solo and Small Firm Lawyer of the Year, New Jersey State Bar Association, 2018
• Appreciation Award, Chair, Solo and Small Firm section, New Jersey State Bar Association, 2011
• Reynoldson Award, AMTA, National Championship Round Collegiate Mock Trial Coach
• Service to the Bar Award, NJSBA-YLD, , 2008

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• New Jersey
• New York
• U.S. Supreme Court

• NJSBA Presidential Initiative Panel on Managing Law Practices, May 2022
• New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on the Rules of Evidence, Member 2020-2025
  • NJRE 702 Subcommittee, Member 2025
• New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Civil Trial Certification, 2024 to Present
• Middlesex County Representative, NJSBA Judicial and Prosecutorial Appointments Committee,  2018-2024
• Northern New Jersey Vice Chair, NJSBA Judicial and Prosecutorial Appointments Committee, 2013-14 term
• Fellowship of the Litigation Counsel of America, Member
• Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys, Member
• American Association for Justice (AAJ), Member
• Trustee, New Jersey State Bar Association, 2011-17 term
• Board Member, New Jersey Association for Justice, 2016-Present
• President, Association of County Bar Presidents, 2015-16
• President, Middlesex County Bar Association, 2015-16
• Chair, MCBA Civil Trial Practice and Lawyer Referral Service Committees, 2006-14
• Trustee, NJ State Bar Association, Civil Trial Bar Section, 2010-Present
• Founder and Past Chair, New Jersey State Bar Association, Solo and Small Firm section, 2009-11
• Barrister, Joseph Halpern Civil Inn of Court

• “Right to a Meaningful Trial is Under Attack Redux”, The Middlesex Advocate, November 2021, Volume 36, Number 3
• “Impeachment, Refreshing Recollection and Past Recollection Recorded,” Middlesex County Advocate, Jan. 2018
• “So You Want to Have Your Name on the Door? Better Have a Game Plan,” New Jersey Lawyer Magazine, July 2014.
• Co-author, The Bona Fide Office Rule: Will Virtual Offices Be Allowed?, New Jersey Lawyer, June 2012.
• “Taking Depositions,” Middlesex County Advocate, Dec. 2007
• “How to Take a Deposition,” N.J. Lawyer Magazine, 2006

• Head Coach, Rutgers University Mock Trial Association, 2008-15, 2024-Present
• Head Coach, Rutgers University Mock Trial Association, #2 Team in the Nation, 2011-12, #6 Team in the Nation, 2024-25
• Frequent speaker to students on careers in the law and substantive legal topics
• Pro bono representation of 9/11 families in compensation fund claims
• Environmental conservation/clean up projects with NJSBA

• Trucking Litigation—Hauling through a Trucking Accident Case, NJ Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Webcast, December 2022
• Dynamic Depositions: Deposing the Trucking Company’s Safety Director, Speaker, NJAJ, December 2021
• Virtual Trial Practice, Program Co-Chair, NJAJ, December 2021
• The Indispensable Guide to Trucking Litigation, Panel Moderator/Speaker, NJICLE, August 2021
• Commercial Motor Vehicle Cases: Establishing the Standard of Care and Its Violation, Strafford National Webinars, July 2021
• How to Steer the Ship through Stormy Waters – Making Strong Financial and Management Decisions to Keep Your Firm Thriving, New Jersey State Bar Association – Solo and Small Firm Conference, February 2021
• Hardball for Young Lawyers and New Trial Attorneys, NJ ICLE, January 2021
• Trucking Litigation – Beyond the Basics Webcast, Middlesex County Bar Association (MCBA), December 2020
• Trial College: Union County Bar Association, January 2020
• Trucking Litigation: Hauling Through the Preparation for a Trucking Accident, NJ ICLE, November 2019
• Credibility: Proving Your Case Through The Other Side’s Witnesses(or Adverse Witnesses), New Jersey State Bar Association, Puerto Rico, November 2019
• Trucking Litigation, Paralegal Association of New Jersey, October 2019
• The Essentials of Litigating a Truck Crash, Somerset County Bar Association, October 2019
• Hot Tips in Evidence, New Jersey Assoc. for Justice, Program Co-Chair/Speaker, February 2019
• Trial Skills College, Middlesex County Bar Association, Creator/Instructor, Winter/Spring 2019
• Trucking Litigation, New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, December 2018
• Truck Crashes: They Aren’t Car Crashes, Middlesex County Bar Association (MCBA), December 2018
• Investigating and Cross Examining the Defense Medical Expert, New Jersey Association for Justice, 2017
• Ethical Advertising in the Times of Avvo, MCBA, Dec. 2016
• Professionalism, MCBA Professionalism Day, Oct. 2016, Oct. 2015, Oct. 2013
• Jury Selection in Auto Cases, New Jersey Association for Justice, 2015
• Professionalism in the Law Panel, Middlesex County Bar Association (MCBA), 2015
• Using Motions in Limine to Win at Trial, New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA), 2015
• Trial by Trial: Trial Tips for New Trial Lawyers, NJSBA Solo and Small Firm Section, March 2014
• Technology at Trial: A Civil Case, NJSBA, 2014
• Hanging out a Shingle, NJSBA, Women in the Profession Section, 2013
• Proving Damages in a Civil Case, MCBA May 2013
• Deposing the Expert Witness, MCBA, 2012
• How to Take a Deposition, NJSBA and MCBA, 2007-09
• How to Take an Expert Deposition, NJSBA and MCBA, 2008-09
• Moderator, Negotiating Settlements panel, NJSBA, 2008
• Panelist, Professional Ethics, NICLE Skills and Methods, 2007

• $2,000,000 settlement in DRAM shop case
• $1,375,000 verdict for woman with back injury that slipped on ice at hotel
• $1,500,000 policy limits for moped rider with severe head and orthopedic injuries
• $1,275,000 settlement with co-counsel for woman whose cancer was misdiagnosed and that hastened her death
• $1,230,000 settlement for auto accident
• $1,050,000 million settlement for woman burned in a fire involving a defective kitchen appliance
• $983,668 policy limits from trucking motor carrier on client’s behalf
• $950,000 for products liability case for client who suffered a significant neck injury during his use of a defective chair
• $950,000 for truck driver client injured in fall from tank trailer
• $875,000 settlement for man injured on defective boat stairs
• $850,000 settlement for bicyclist hit by a box truck
• $800,000 for client hurt in truck crash
• $750,000 for client hurt in truck crash
• $750,000 settlement for client that suffered neck and back injuries in a car accident
• $675,000 verdict for man with neck injury from car accident
• $625,000 verdict for client injured in a multi-car collision
• $600,000 settlement for client injured in a bicycle accident and his lawyer failed to protect his rights
• $575,000 settlement for a client with back injuries in an accident
• $500,000 settlement, high-impact rear-end crash injury
• $500,000 settlement for a client that was significantly injured in a high impact rear-end accident
• $495,000 Settlement for Client Attacked by Dog
• $475,000 Settlement for Client Injured in Car Crash
• $475,000 for a client that was injured during drills at a sports camp
• $450,000 for a client who was injured due to the negligence of a property owner, property management company and snow removal contractor
• $425,000 settlement for a RAM Law client that was injured in a three car crash
• $400,000 for medical malpractice victim
• $395,000 for client with neck injury that was aggravated in car accident
• $347,500 for Client Injured in Fall at Restaurant
• $340,000 for client with neck injury that was aggravated in a car accident
• $316,000 settlement, slip and fall accident in shopping center parking lot
• $300,000 settlement for client that fractured his foot in a motorcycle accident
• $295,000 for client injured at a big box retail store
• $285,000 for Client Injured in Car Crash
• $250,000 settlement for client suffering neck injuries to his facet joints and undergoing multiple pain management procedures and an ablation to several levels of his neck
• $278,000 settlement for client requiring neck surgery following car accident
• $235,000 for Client with Foot Injury from Car Crash
• $235,000 settlement, slip on ice sidewalk, fractured ankle
• $215,000 settlement for client injured in a slip and fall accident
• $195,000 for client that suffered a head and low back injury in fall
• $195,000 for client with neck injury
• $175,000 settlement, rear-end crash injuries
• $175,000 for client with low back injuries resulting from a car crash
• $165,000 for client injured when car was rear-ended resulting suffering a torn rotator cuff and neck pain
• $110,000 for client that suffered a low back injury
• $100,000 policy limits for client with spinal injury