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Phone: Address: 926 Haddonfield Rd Ste E222, 08002 Coordinates: 39.925049,-75.035240 Education: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM), Philadelphia, PA, Master of Science in Forensic Medicine, 2022, Mediation Institute of America, Civil/Family Law Mediation Training (Completed two 40-hour training programs), 1995, National Association of Securities Dealers, Securities Arbitration Training (Completed arbitrator training program), 1996, Drexel University, Management Information Science (Completed several courses), 2001, Temple University, Klein College of Media and Communication, Philadelphia, PA, Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, 1979, Nova Southeastern University, Huizenga College of Business and Entrepreneurship, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Master of Public Administration, 1983, Bennington College, Bennington, Vermont, Master of Fine Arts (Writing/Literature), 1996, Temple University, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Ph.D. in Political Science, 1993, University of London, London, England, Master of Laws (International Law), 2000, London Business School, Joint degree program with Columbia University, London, England, Master of Business Administration, 2005, Columbia University, School of Business, New York, NY, Master of Business Administration, 2005, University of Illinois, Gies College of Business, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, Master of Science in Accounting, 2021 Achievements: Bernard C. Watson Award for Outstanding Dissertation in the Social Sciences, 1994, for doctoral dissertation in political science dealing with a freedom of the press issue (the highest commencement award given at Temple University Clover International Poetry Competition, 6th Prize, 1973, for original poetry Award of Excellence, 1983, National Education Association for news coverage of public education Florida School Bell Award, 1983, conferred by the Florida Education Association for outstanding writing about public education in the state of Florida Burlington County Press Association, First Place, 1979, for article on Murdered Policeman New Jersey Press Association, Honorable Mention for Spot News, 1979, for article on Boy's Suffocation National Education Association Newsmaker Award for distinguished news coverage of public education, 1983 William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter; Clover International Poetry Competition, 6th Prize, 1973, for original poetry Award of Excellence, 1983, National Education Association for news coverage of public education Florida School Bell Award, 1983, conferred by the Florida Education Association for outstanding writing about public education in the state of Florida Burlington County Press Association, First Place, 1979, for article on Murdered Policeman New Jersey Press Association, Honorable Mention for Spot News, 1979, for article on Boy's Suffocation National Education Association Newsmaker Award for distinguished news coverage of public education, 1983 William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter; Award of Excellence, 1983, National Education Association for news coverage of public education Florida School Bell Award, 1983, conferred by the Florida Education Association for outstanding writing about public education in the state of Florida Burlington County Press Association, First Place, 1979, for article on Murdered Policeman New Jersey Press Association, Honorable Mention for Spot News, 1979, for article on Boy's Suffocation National Education Association Newsmaker Award for distinguished news coverage of public education, 1983 William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter; Florida School Bell Award, 1983, conferred by the Florida Education Association for outstanding writing about public education in the state of Florida Burlington County Press Association, First Place, 1979, for article on Murdered Policeman New Jersey Press Association, Honorable Mention for Spot News, 1979, for article on Boy's Suffocation National Education Association Newsmaker Award for distinguished news coverage of public education, 1983 William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter; Burlington County Press Association, First Place, 1979, for article on Murdered Policeman New Jersey Press Association, Honorable Mention for Spot News, 1979, for article on Boy's Suffocation National Education Association Newsmaker Award for distinguished news coverage of public education, 1983 William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter; New Jersey Press Association, Honorable Mention for Spot News, 1979, for article on Boy's Suffocation National Education Association Newsmaker Award for distinguished news coverage of public education, 1983 William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter; National Education Association Newsmaker Award for distinguished news coverage of public education, 1983 William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter; William A. Schnader Memorial Award for Outstanding Reporting in Law and Judicial Administration, 1981, for a series published in the Pennsylvania Law Journal-Reporter Bio: At the Law Offices of Mark S. Guralnick in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Mark S. Guralnick is a seasoned attorney managing intricate family law cases, legal malpractice cases, as well as personal injury and criminal matters. He possesses unique qualifications, including multiple certifications from the Supreme Courts of Florida and New Jersey in international law, and civil trial law and matrimonial law, respectively, as well as certifications in legal malpractice and medical malpractice (professional liability law) from the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys. With nine published law books and numerous articles authored by him, he brings unparalleled experience to his practice, which he applies in representing his clients. Beyond his legal prowess, Mr. Guralnick is also a licensed private detective and a former investigative journalist, using these skills to offer insightful, efficient and cost-effective solutions tailored to his clients' needs. An academic achiever, he holds eight college degrees – two doctorates, five master's degrees and a bachelor's degree. Unlike the current trend of online certifications, Mr. Guralnick secured these degrees through traditional classroom learning, actively engaging with the academic community. He was awarded Temple University’s Bernard C. Watson Award for his outstanding Ph.D. dissertation in the Social Sciences. At Columbia University, he excelled in his MBA program, achieving top grades and at the London Business School, he earned high honors in several courses. His editorial leadership shone at both Temple University News and Bennington College Vortex. In 1984, Mr. Guralnick received his J.D. from Nova Southeastern University and has since been admitted to practice law across three continents, in eight U.S. state courts (New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Michigan, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Florida and Maryland), the District of Columbia, 15 federal courts – including the U.S. Supreme Court and in regions like England, Wales, Scotland, Saipan and the Northern Mariana Islands. Fluent in Italian, Gujarati and Hindi, he has also been recognized with a "Superb" rating on Avvo.