Joseph M. Ghabour is the founding attorney of Joseph M. Ghabour & Associates, LLC.  He is a graduate of the City University School of Law at Queens College (Juris Doctor 2003) and Rutgers University (Bachelor of Arts 1998).   During and after graduation from law school, Joseph joined Gentile & Associates in New York City, NY, where he worked on representing personal injury and medical malpractice victims.   Joseph has handled numerous personal injury cases from the initial stages through final resolution.  Joseph focuses his practice on personal injury because he has a strong passion for the rights of accident victims, particularly those who are being taken advantage of by insurance companies. 

Joseph is dedicated to helping injury victims protect their rights. Joseph prides himself on being able to provide the utmost in personalized attention to each client.  Each case is given Joseph’s utmost attention and because Joseph is very selective in the cases he accepts, the client can rest assured that if Joseph takes his or her case, it will be given Joseph’s complete attention. 

 Joseph is very active in the community and has held numerous seminars to educate members of society on personal injury law.  He is a member of the Coptic Orthodox Church of St. Mark in Jersey City where he serves as a Deacon and Sunday School Teacher.  Joseph is also mentor to numerous law school and college students and is legal advisor to various organizations.  Committed to the people and communities he serves, Joseph accepts pro bono work and is a firm believer in community involvement.

Joseph is admitted to practice law in the following jurisdictions:

• State of New Jersey                                    
• State of New York
• US District Court of New Jersey

and is a member of the following legal organizations:

• Hudson County Bar Association
• Middlesex County Bar Association
• New Jersey State Bar Association
• New York State Bar Association
• American Bar Association
• New Jersey Association for Justice
• Coptic Lawyers Association