Cara Parmigiani's guest appearances

Cara Parmigiani

The Bold Sidebar

Entering the Bar, with Liz Lash

Andrew Shaw

Benjamin Wright

Barbara Hoffman

Blogger Extraordinaire

Phil Miller

Jared Correia

Mike McDermott

Steven Hernandez

Bruce Greenberg

Russ Nesevich

John Koufos

Chris Stock

Phil Crowley

Joe Hayden

Justin Braun

OwlTail

Cara is a graduate of Rutgers University with majors in Genetics and Psychology. She went on to Seton Hall Law School. Her mentors include her attorney father, John Parmigiani, and an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School named Sr. Melanie DiPietro. She also credits multiple classmates, including attorney Debra E. Guston of Argentino Family Law and Child Advocacy, LLC and a beloved, previous guest of The Bold Sidebar.Cara is a true general practice attorney.  On any given day she may be working on a real estate contract, a Chancery case, a landlord-tenant matter, or a Tax Court matter. She has covered cases in 15 of New Jersey's 21 counties. She likes general practice because she desires, and is most effective, serving as the all-around attorney for the same person. Cara represents people who may have a range of legal issues.  It is a very interesting perspective in a time of great specialization. Cara works alone so when you reach her office, you are reaching her directly. She honors her father by following the words of a simple sign: “Honest Lawyer”.  Cara’s idea of a great client is one who brings a case that requires some mental acrobatics, and a person who becomes someone you can grow with and who values preventative legal action.There was a gap between Cara’s completion of undergraduate studies and her entrance into law school. Cara is no stranger to contact sports having played ice hockey in college and worked as a Muay Thai teacher. She is an experienced Martial Artist with 19 years of training. Check out her law office website LawyerforyouNJ.com.  There are two images that we talk about: one is her logo of a buck rearing up and the other is a beautiful picture of her and her pregnant wife on a park bench.Outside the law – we talk about Cara making short films, which can be found at poniesatlaw.com.  She is an accomplished artist having displayed in 30 shows.  Her art is found at nearenemy.com . Most recently, she is a candidate for Morris County Freeholder in the fall 2019 election, and you can find her at “CaraForFreeholder.com”. Please enjoy this interview and connect your spirits to the way that Cara and I met – through good, old-fashioned human-to-human contact at the New Jersey State Bar Association Convention. Enjoy!If you or anyone you know might be interested in being a guest of The Bold Sidebar – email Tina George attgeorge@hornlawgroup.net for details.  Horn Law Group, LLC 801A Main Street Toms River, NJ 08753 T: 732.736.9300 E: tgeorge@hornlawgroup.net Website: https://hornlawgroup.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheBoldSidebar/ https://www.facebook.com/hornlawgroupnj/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/horn-law-group/ Law Office of Cara A. Parmigiani, LLC355 US-46, Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046T: (973) 722-7655F: 973-378-0043Email: Cara.Parmigiani@gmail.com 

Cara is a graduate of Rutgers University with majors in Genetics and Psychology. She went on to Seton Hall Law School. Her mentors include her attorney father, John Parmigiani, and an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School named Sr. Melanie DiPietro. She also credits multiple classmates, including attorney Debra E. Guston of Argentino Family Law and Child Advocacy, LLC and a beloved, previous guest of The Bold Sidebar.Cara is a true general practice attorney.  On any given day she may be working on a real estate contract, a Chancery case, a landlord-tenant matter, or a Tax Court matter. She has covered cases in 15 of New Jersey's 21 counties. She likes general practice because she desires, and is most effective, serving as the all-around attorney for the same person. Cara represents people who may have a range of legal issues.  It is a very interesting perspective in a time of great specialization. Cara works alone so when you reach her office, you are reaching her directly. She honors her father by following the words of a simple sign: “Honest Lawyer”.  Cara’s idea of a great client is one who brings a case that requires some mental acrobatics, and a person who becomes someone you can grow with and who values preventative legal action.There was a gap between Cara’s completion of undergraduate studies and her entrance into law school. Cara is no stranger to contact sports having played ice hockey in college and worked as a Muay Thai teacher. She is an experienced Martial Artist with 19 years of training. Check out her law office website <a href="http://LawyerforyouNJ.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LawyerforyouNJ.com</a>.  There are two images that we talk about: one is her logo of a buck rearing up and the other is a beautiful picture of her and her pregnant wife on a park bench.Outside the law – we talk about Cara making short films, which can be found at <a href="http://poniesatlaw.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">poniesatlaw.com</a>.  She is an accomplished artist having displayed in 30 shows.  Her art is found at <a href="http://nearenemy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nearenemy.com</a> . Most recently, she is a candidate for Morris County Freeholder in the fall 2019 election, and you can find her at “<a href="http://CaraForFreeholder.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CaraForFreeholder.com</a>”. Please enjoy this interview and connect your spirits to the way that Cara and I met – through good, old-fashioned human-to-human contact at the New Jersey State Bar Association Convention. Enjoy!If you or anyone you know might be interested in being a guest of The Bold Sidebar – email Tina George at<a href="mailto:tgeorge@hornlawgroup.net">tgeorge@hornlawgroup.net</a> for details.  Horn Law Group, LLC 801A Main Street Toms River, NJ 08753 T: 732.736.9300 E: <a href="mailto:tgeorge@hornlawgroup.net">tgeorge@hornlawgroup.net</a> Website: <a href="https://hornlawgroup.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://hornlawgroup.net/</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheBoldSidebar/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/TheBoldSidebar/</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hornlawgroupnj/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/hornlawgroupnj/</a> LinkedIn:<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/horn-law-group/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/company/horn-law-group/</a> Law Office of Cara A. Parmigiani, LLC 355 US-46,  Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046 T: (973) 722-7655 F: 973-378-0043 Email: Cara.Parmigiani@gmail.com

Attorney Cara Parmigiani – Honest Lawyer and Marshal Arts Expert

On this episode, I speak with Cara Parmigiani, solo practitioner and multi-talented comic book artist, writer, producer, martial arts practitioner—and new mother. (From now on, I’ll simply call call her my “hero lawyer,” clearly!)We discuss Cara’s ongoing creative venture, called “Pony and Pony: Ponies-at-Law,” about the adventures of Tristan and Pascal, sibling puppet ponies (and proud Seton Hall Law graduates) intent on opening a law practice. Originally a comic, Cara first turned this concept into a short film, then into a webisode called “Pony Radio.” She’s now in the process of transforming it into a musical. (Get your tickets before they’re hot, folks!) Cara and I also chat about how a slow Saturday night inspired the film, how her ponies graduated from law school even before she did (natch!) and how she managed to film 24 webisodes in one day. (Hint: it took a lot of organization, some professorial expertise, and a few puppeteers’ patience—and their forearm strength….)Cara and I also discuss her decision to open a solo practice—on Labor Day, no less—and its many benefits: from managing a variety of legal matters, to helping triage issues at the outset, to the potential to become close with clients. And, of course, the ultimate benefit: never having a boring day!As for those interested in opening a solo practice, Cara advises that you shouldn’t “not do something because you’re afraid,” but on the other hand, “don’t commit malpractice!” We discuss the resources out there for those want to follow in her footsteps; the many advantages of a clerkship; and the simple value of attending cases in open court to learn from attorney appearances—both good and bad.Finally, we chat about the really important stuff: how Cara’s mother was right (hope you’re listening, Cara’s mom!); how Legally Blonde is way more realistic than the Paper Chase (that is, if you want to truly be prepared for law school); and how Seton Hall Law will open a lot of doors—just not any hotel room doors! Plus, the all-important no-drinking-for-24-hours-before-anything-meaningful rule that Cara now has, thanks to Johnny Depp, a hangover, and an infamous hockey game…You can learn more information about Cara and her practice, here; and about Puppet Ponies, here.

On this episode, I speak with Cara Parmigiani, solo practitioner and multi-talented comic book artist, writer, producer, martial arts practitioner—and new mother. (From now on, I’ll simply call call her my “hero lawyer,” clearly!)We discuss Cara’s ongoing creative venture, called “Pony and Pony: Ponies-at-Law,” about the adventures of Tristan and Pascal, sibling puppet ponies (and proud Seton Hall Law graduates) intent on opening a law practice. Originally a comic, Cara first turned this concept into a short film, then into a webisode called “Pony Radio.” She’s now in the process of transforming it into a musical. (Get your tickets before they’re hot, folks!) Cara and I also chat about how a slow Saturday night inspired the film, how her ponies graduated from law school even before she did (natch!) and how she managed to film 24 webisodes in one day. (Hint: it took a lot of organization, some professorial expertise, and a few puppeteers’ patience—and their forearm strength….)Cara and I also discuss her decision to open a solo practice—on Labor Day, no less—and its many benefits: from managing a variety of legal matters, to helping triage issues at the outset, to the potential to become close with clients. And, of course, the ultimate benefit: never having a boring day!As for those interested in opening a solo practice, Cara advises that you shouldn’t “not do something because you’re afraid,” but on the other hand, “don’t commit malpractice!” We discuss the resources out there for those want to follow in her footsteps; the many advantages of a clerkship; and the simple value of attending cases in open court to learn from attorney appearances—both good and bad.Finally, we chat about the really important stuff: how Cara’s mother was right (hope you’re listening, Cara’s mom!); how Legally Blonde is way more realistic than the Paper Chase (that is, if you want to truly be prepared for law school); and how Seton Hall Law will open a lot of doors—just not any hotel room doors! Plus, the all-important no-drinking-for-24-hours-before-anything-meaningful rule that Cara now has, thanks to Johnny Depp, a hangover, and an infamous hockey game…You can learn more information about Cara and her practice, <a href="https://caraparmigianilaw.weebly.com/about.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>; and about Puppet Ponies, <a href="http://www.poniesatlaw.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Puppet Ponies and a Slow Saturday Night: A Conversation with Cara Parmigiani, Attorney-At-Law