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Since 1938, Connell Foley LLP has been committed to addressing the needs of clients, employees and the community, and to upholding the highest ethical standards in the practice of law. Today, our full-service team of over 140 lawyers continues to earn the loyalty of client businesses through our dedication to their growth and success.
The firm offers a comprehensive range of legal services in both established and emerging areas of law, including alternative dispute resolution, banking, bankruptcy, commercial litigation, corporate law, construction, cybersecurity, ERISA, employment and labor, environmental, insurance, professional liability, product liability and toxic torts, real estate and land use, taxation and estate planning, and white collar criminal defense.
Across this spectrum, we counsel startups and closely held businesses, large public and private corporations, financial institutions, insurance companies, nonprofits, government agencies, educational institutions and others as they confront complex legal challenges and unique business opportunities.
Our lawyers know that effective strategy requires a keen understanding of each individual business and marketplace. We recognize that clients value not only a successful outcome, but efficiency in its pursuit. And we believe, as we did 85 years ago, in diligent work and a handshake our clients can trust.
Mark Conlan brings extensive experience in complex insolvency matters and commercial litigation to Connell Foley. He represents a broad range of fiduciaries in bankruptcy proceedings, including creditors, debtors-in-possession, creditors' committees and trustees across all phases of bankruptcy cases, litigation, and debtor-creditor disputes. Mark's insolvency practice encompasses sophisticated fraudulent conveyance and preference litigation, where he has successfully recovered significant assets for clients.
In addition to his bankruptcy practice, Mark maintains a specialized focus on New Jersey liquor license transactions and regulatory compliance. He guides buyers, sellers and license holders through New Jersey's comprehensive alcoholic beverage regulatory framework, which spans statutory, administrative and municipal requirements. His liquor license practice includes securing new license issuances, facilitating transfers and sales, managing renewals, and defending clients in ABC enforcement proceedings.
Mark currently serves as a federal equity receiver in a Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement action in the District of Colorado, demonstrating his ability to handle high-stakes fiduciary appointments. He is an active member of the National Association of Federal Equity Receivers and serves as Vice-Chair of the Supreme Court's District Ethics Committee for Essex County, reflecting his commitment to professional excellence and ethical leadership in the legal community.
American Bankruptcy Institute Idaho Bar Association
Seton Hall University School of Law (J.D., magna cum laude) William Paterson University (B.A.)
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