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• PRIMARY AREAS OF PRACTICE

  Mr. Knox's primary practice areas involve the representation of land owners and real estate developers in achieving the land use approvals necessary for real estate development. This practice involves a wide range of uses including single-family and multi-family homes, office projects, retail and other commercial projects, and various special purpose uses such as motor vehicle service stations, mini-marts and fast food restaurants. Mr. Knox is regularly involved in applications to local planning boards and boards of adjustment, as well as the ancillary applications often required for stream encroachment permits, wetland permits, D.O.T. highway access permits, and other specialized approvals. In addition, his practice includes a substantial amount of litigation relating to land use issues.

  REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE

  Mr. Knox's land use clients include individuals and families who desire to obtain land use approvals in connection with the sale of family-held property; small developers of single-family homes; medium-sized residential and commercial developers; and some of the largest development companies in the United States. On the specialty commercial side, Mr. Knox has represented numerous Fortune 500 companies in connection with service station locations, mini-marts, fast food restaurants, automobile dealerships, and other uses.

  In the land use litigation field, Mr. Knox has represented developers and landowners of all types, as well as municipal entities, in connection with a wide range of land-use related disputes, These disputes?involved a host of issues, including the approval of routine subdivisions, the applicability of wetland regulations, and very substantial litigation involving the issue of Mt. Laurel housing.

  EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

  Mr. Knox graduated with honors from Harvard College in 1965. He was then commissioned as an officer in the United States Marine Corp, where he served for five and one-half years as an aviator, resigning with the rank of captain. He then attended the University of Pennsylvania Law School, graduating in 1973. He immediately joined a major New Jersey law firm in Newark, New Jersey, where he engaged in commercial litigation until joining the firm of Gebhardt & Kiefer in 1977. He became a partner in 1981.

  Mr. Knox engaged in extensive litigation and trial practice for a period of approximately 20 years before narrowing his practice to land use issues and related litigation.

  PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

  Mr. Knox is a former trustee of the Red Mill Museum in Clinton and a former member of the board of directors of the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce. He was a founding member and trustee of the Hunterdon Economic Partnership, and was a candidate for the New Jersey State Assembly in 1981.

• Red Mill Museum, Clinton (Former Trustee) Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce (Former Member, Board of Directors) Hunterdon Economic Partnership (Founding Member, Trustee) New Jersey State Assembly, 1981 (Candidate)

• University of Pennsylvania Law School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1973 Harvard College, 1965Honors: With Honors

• Over one hundred years ago, a young man named William C. Gebhardt was admitted to the bar and began the practice of law in Clinton, New Jersey. He almost immediately gained prominence as an aggressive young attorney who took delight in doing battle against large corporations. His professional successes led to considerable local fame and then to politics. He served three successive terms in the State Senate, was a statewide leader of prohibition forces, and was appointed Clerk to the Supreme Court by Governor Woodrow Wilson. As his children, Reading, Philip, and Elinor, came of age, they joined him in the practice of law and ultimately formed the firm now known as Gebhardt & Kiefer.

  William C. Gebhardt's career as an attorney was a monument to legal professionalism and dedication to his clients. These attributes led the Hunterdon County Democrat to editorialize on his death in 1929:

  "In the legal field, Senator Gebhardt established a reputation that was statewide. He illustrated to a remarkable degree that the small town lawyer need by no means confine his clientele to a small field or cases of little moment, although he was as careful in dealing with the affairs of the small client as with the big one."

  In its history spanning three different centuries, Gebhardt & Kiefer has had its offices at four different locations. It is thought that William C. Gebhardt's original office was in the upstairs of the small frame building which still exists at the southwest corner of Leigh and Main Streets in Clinton. He later moved to the upstairs of the building which is on the northwest corner Leigh and Main Street then known as the Clinton National Bank. In 1954 the firm moved to 19-21 Main Street, Clinton. In 1909 the firm relocated to its present facility at 1318 Route 31, Clinton, New Jersey.

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