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I attended the Univ. of Pa. Law School and became a member of the N.J. Bar. I served as Asst. County Prosecutor for 3 years and engaged in the private practice of law. In 1984 I founded a law firm known today as Eisenberg, Gold & Cettei P.C. After graduating from Penn State I attended the Univ. of Pa. Law School and became a member of the N.J. Bar in 1959. I served as an Assistant County Prosecutor for three years and engaged in the practice of law as a sole practitioner until 1983 when I founded a law firm now called Eisenberg, Gold & Cettei, which I led until 2007 when I became of Counsel. I still work every day although I now spend two days a week with a public interest law firm. I am married to a Penn Professor who is a virologist. We have two children, Ruth who teaches at Rutgers Law School, and Jeff who is an artist. We also have two granddaughters.