The city awarded $816,250 worth of legal contracts to a dozen laws firms. The largest contract of $100,000 was awarded to Newark-based Law Offices of Steven Glickman to handle labor matters, according to the city. Other firms to receive contracts were: $75,000 to handle federal cases to Fairfield-based Dwyer Connell & Lisbona $75,000 to Toms River-based Gilmore and Monahan for federal cases $60,000 to Archer & Greiner of Hackensack for bond related matters $56,250 for labor counsel to Newark-based Adams Gutierrez & Lattiboudere $56,250 for tax appeals to Saponaro & Sitzler of Mount Holly $56,250 for tax appeals to Hoboken-based Florio & Kinney $56,250 for workers compensation cases to Scarinci Hollenbeck of Lyndhurst $56,250 to Wayne-based Buglione, Hutton & DeYoe $56,250 to serve as conflict counsel to Lite DePalma Greenberg of Newark $56,250 to Paterson-based Sciro & Marotta to serve as conflict counsel $56,250 to Grieco & DeFilippo of West Orange for conflict counsel $56,250 to Goldenberg, Mackler, Sayegh, Mintz, Pfeffer, Bonchi & Gill of Northfield for special counsel for tax related cases Early last month, the city extended some of the contracts spending $218,750.

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