Attorneys

Rebecca graduated magna cum laude from Rider University with a degree in business administration.  Throughout her academic tenure, she exibited exceptional aptitude, earning prestigious memberships in honor societies like Alpha Lambda Delta, Beta Gamma Sigma, and Omicron Delta Kappa. Her educational journey continued with the pursuit of a Master’s degree in Business from Rider University, culminating in the acquisition of a Juris Doctor degree from Rutgers School of Law – Camden.  Rebecca’s dedication to legal excellence shone brightly during her participation in the Hunter Moot Court Competition, where she not only clinched a Top Ten Brief Award but also distinguished herself by securing a top-ten position for fall oral arguements.

During her law school tenure, Rebecca delved into diverse legal landscapes through internships with Creative Artists Agency and the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, Homicide Unit. These immersive experiences equipped her with invaluable insights and fortified her legal acumen.

Post-Graduation, Rebecca brought her expertise to the realm of sports, service as a consultant for an elite basketball program in New Jersey.  Her responsibilities encompassed navigating complex tournament contracts, addresssing student-athlete NCAA compliance issues, and resolving immigration challenges. Beyond these, she played a pivotal role as a liaison to college coaches, media personnel, and sports marketing professionals, all while fulfilling the role of a mentor to aspiring student-athletes.

Rebecca’s legal practice extends across multiple jurisdictions, as she holds membership in the bars of the State of New Jersey, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.  She is an active participant in legal communities, being a member of the New Jersey and Burlington County Bar Associations.

In her real estate practice, Rebecca serves as counsel for various entities and individuals embroiled in property forclosure proceedings due to tax delinquencies.  Her unwavering commitment to client advocacy extends to both state court and federal bankruptcy court, where she tirelessly safeguards her clients’ rights.  Additionally, she facilitates seamless real estate transactions, representing both buyers and sellers of commercial and residential properties in the State of New Jersey.  Within her firm, she collaborates with peers on intricate land use matters and public entity-related issues, demonstrating her versatility and dedication to legal excellence.

Richard F. Roy, Jr. is a shareholder with the firm who concentrates his practice in two areas, Land Use and Real Estate Law and Family/Matrimonial Law.

In his land use practice, Rich represents a variety of individuals and corporate clients before planning boards, zoning boards of adjustment, and in connection with state permitting. His land use practice covers a broad spectrum, from simple home owner variance applications to multi-million dollar commercial and residential site plan and subdivision approvals. Rich has represented those individuals and entities in all aspects of land use approvals, including site plans, subdivisions, use variances, and other approvals at the local, county, and state level.

With his background as a litigator, Rich has the ability to handle client litigation needs in the land use area, including appeals of adverse decisions and municipal court and superior court appearances related to alleged zoning violations. In addition to his land use real estate practice, Rich also handles transactional real estate issues for individual property owners.

Prior to joining BRRL Law, Rich was a shareholder at the firm of Archer & Greiner and was a member of that firm since starting as a Law Clerk in 1987. Before joining Archer & Greiner, Rich taught at St. John’s High School in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts for two years prior to attending law school.

Rich was an editor of the Rutgers Law Journal and graduated with honors from Rutgers Law School, Camden, New Jersey, in 1988. Rich received his B.A., in English, from the College of Holy Cross in 1983. He has been a member of the Cherry Hill Breakfast Rotary, the Bancroft NeuroHealth Golf Committee and has been involved in numerous Camden County Bar Association Committees, including Chair or Co Chair of the Real Estate, Land Use and Environmental Committee (2007-present), Chair of the Law Day Committee and a member of the Family Law Committee.

Paul Leodori has litigated civil matters throughout New Jersey for more than thirty (30) years on behalf of individuals and Fortune 500 companies. He has served as the Chairman of the New Jersey Community Association Institution’s Education Committee, is a member of the New Jersey Community Association Institution’s Litigation Action Committee and is former President of the Medford Township Homeowner’s Advisory Board as well as an officer of several other community association Boards.

Mr. Leodori provides Community Association Boards and their managers with practical insights and solutions to problems facing them today. His practice services all areas of Community Association law including assessment collections, drafting, and amending documents, declaration and bylaws clarification, enforcement, and elections and voting issues.

While Mr. Leodori’s practice focuses on representing Community Associations, he also practices employment law, environmental law, civil litigation, and insurance coverage and defense.

Mr. Leodori is a member of the New Jersey Bar, United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, and the United States District Court for the District Court of New Jersey. He has been involved in several published opinions including Morton International, Inc. v. General Accident Ins. Co., 134 N.J. 1 (1993); Adron, Inc. v. Home Ins. Co., 292 N.J. Super (463 (App. Div. 1996; Rieder v. State Department of Transportation, 221 N.J. Super. 547 (1987); Matter of Bridgeton Bulk Materials Handling Facility, 1993 WL 420119, 93 N.J.A.R. 2d (EPE 203.

Anthony Zarrillo has practiced law for almost 50 years in both the public and private sectors. Throughout his career he has been an aggressive and highly effective trial lawyer, having tried over 140 jury trials, both civil and criminal, in New Jersey state courts and in federal courts in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Delaware. This trial experience includes 20 homicide trials, lead trial counsel in a 57 defendant criminal anti-trust conspiracy, medical malpractice cases as well as the defense of several State agencies which were sued under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination and the Whistleblower’s Act.   His clients have included Superior Court judges and members of their families, lawyers, doctors, educators and high-level government officials as well as government agencies.

In addition to his many jury trials he has tried over two dozen cases before administrative law judges and the New Jersey Casino Control Commission.

Tony’s government experience includes the position of Deputy Director of the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice where he supervised the litigation and investigative activities of more than 70 prosecuting attorneys and 200 investigators. He was also involved in regulation of the New Jersey casino industry while working in the Division of Gaming Enforcement, where he was attorney-in-charge of that agency’s Atlantic City office.  Early in his career he served as the Deputy Chief of the Camden County Prosecutors Office homicide unit

His government career includes appointment as the first Executive Director of New Jersey’s Office of Counter-Terrorism, where his primary responsibilities included preparation of private sector infrastructure for protection against terrorist attacks.

His legal career includes running a boutique law firm in Cherry Hill, N.J. which specialized in litigation.

Tony has been an educator as well as an active trial lawyer. He taught Trial Advocacy for 10 years at Rutgers Law School and for four years, while on the Executive staff of the New Jersey Attorney General he trained hundreds of government attorneys in trial and other litigation skills both in New Jersey and throughout the United States for the National Association of Attorneys General Training Institute. In addition to training lawyers in litigation skills, he has also lectured on legal ethics topics and served two terms on the District IV ethics committee.  In 1993 he was appointed by the New Jersey Supreme Court as a grader of the New Jersey bar exam, a position he still holds.