Polish Job Opportunities in New Jersey

Based in Newark, New Jersey, the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Poland represents a dedicated commitment to serving the Polish community and those of Polish heritage throughout the consular district. Under the leadership of Honorary Consul Prof. Robert A. Schwartz, this diplomatic mission embodies Poland's enduring connection to its diaspora and the broader Polish-American community. At its heart, the consulate's mission centers on nurturing meaningful bonds between Poland and Polish Americans, recognizing the cultural, familial, and historical ties that unite these communities. The office serves as a gathering point and resource hub for individuals seeking to maintain their Polish identity, explore their heritage, or conduct official business with the Polish government. By fostering these connections, the consulate strengthens the fabric of cultural continuity and mutual respect between nations. Beyond individual services, the Honorary Consulate in Newark champions Poland's cultural, scientific, and economic contributions to the world stage. The office actively promotes Polish language, traditions, and achievements, working to ensure that future generations understand and appreciate Poland's rich heritage. Additionally, the consulate facilitates cooperation initiatives that benefit both Polish and American institutions, creating opportunities for collaboration in education, commerce, and cultural exchange. The consulate's presence in Newark reflects the significant Polish-American population in New Jersey and the surrounding region. By providing accessible consular assistance and maintaining strong institutional connections, the Honorary Consulate ensures that Polish citizens and Polish Americans have reliable support and representation, strengthening the bonds that connect these communities across the Atlantic.

Since its incorporation in 1932, the Polish American Citizens Club has served as a cultural and community anchor in Whitehouse Station, NJ, preserving Polish heritage while fostering American patriotism and civic responsibility. The organization's mission centers on celebrating Polish traditions, language, and culture through meaningful fellowship, education, and social interaction. Members and guests benefit from a welcoming environment that honors the club's founding principles while contributing to the betterment of the Whitehouse Station community. The Polish American Citizens Club distinguishes itself through its commitment to giving back, whether through sharing time, talents, and resources with neighbors or hosting scholarship events that support local youth. The club's historic significance is underscored by its 1983 hosting of President Ronald Reagan, who administered citizenship oaths at the club's Liberty Hall. This milestone reflects the organization's deep connection to American values and its role in celebrating new citizens. Today, the club continues its tradition of service by providing meeting space for other local not-for-profit organizations and hosting community events that strengthen neighborhood bonds. The Polish American Citizens Club represents more than a social venue—it embodies a legacy of cultural pride, community stewardship, and inclusive fellowship that has sustained it through nearly a century of service in Whitehouse Station.

Serving the Polish American community in Clark, New Jersey and throughout the state, the Polish American Congress New Jersey Division represents a proud legacy of cultural heritage and community solidarity. As one of 29 state divisions within the larger Polish American Congress federation, this organization brings together over 3,000 member organizations including fraternal clubs, veterans' groups, cultural societies, and community associations united by their Polish American identity. The New Jersey Division embodies the values of the broader PAC movement, which collectively represents more than one million members across the nation dedicated to preserving Polish heritage while advancing the interests of Polish Americans in civic and political life. Rooted in Clark, the division operates as a federation that honors the traditions and contributions of Polish Americans while fostering meaningful connections among diverse community groups. The organization's governance structure, led by the Council of National Directors and a dedicated Executive Committee, ensures democratic representation and accountability to its member organizations. Through collaborative efforts and shared commitment to community welfare, the Polish American Congress New Jersey Division strengthens cultural bonds, supports veterans and families, and ensures that Polish American voices remain heard in matters affecting their communities. The division continues the long tradition of Polish American civic engagement and mutual support that has characterized the organization since its establishment.

From a very young age , Mr. Boyer knew that he wanted to be an attorney and have his own business, not work for someone else. Mr. Boyer was admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1984. He is an experienced passionate and effective advocate for his clients. His unique life experiences and education, as well as never forgetting his working class roots, have made Mr. Boyer a compassionate attorney and counselor at law that he is today. Mr. Boyer, though his professional and personal experience brings to divorce and family matters both empathy & sympathy as well as an understanding of what a client is going through in a way few other attorneys can match. Mr. Boyer is a graduate of the prestigious New York Law School in Manhattan. He was one of a very small group of people who were able to complete his legal education in just 2.5 years. He also holds an dual undergraduate degree on Political Science & Psychology from the well respected State University of New York at Buffalo and he completed the 4 year program in 3.5 years! Recently Mr. Boyer had the honor of being chosen as a Moot Court Judge at New York Law School. Through national competition and rigorous mentoring in this program, students develop extensive experience in appellate oral advocacy and brief writing. Through his unique work experiences, Mr. Boyer learned not just the practice of law, but also developed an extensive knowledge about the business of the practice of law. Mr. Coffy and the law firm's correct name is Boyer Coffy, LLC. The only attorney names to be used are Leonard R. Boyer and Emmanuel Coffy. Recently Mr. Boyer was involved in and won a Final Restraining Order Trial. Mr. Boyer is never afraid of bringing any case to trial and letting opposing counsel know that, has frequently helped settle cases in an expedited fashion

I am an associate on the Business Law and Healthcare team. I practice general corporate law, including the formation and structure of business entities. I draft governing documents such as By-Laws, Operating Agreements, Membership Interest Purchase Agreements, and amendments thereto, as well as negotiates stock and asset acquisitions, shareholder and employment agreements, and reviews commercial real estate leases. My practice focuses on the representation of healthcare professionals, group practices, hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, management service organizations, ambulatory care facilities and nursing homes. More specifically, I regularly analyze federal and state statutes and regulations in connection with the Anti-Kickback laws, Stark Laws, Board of Medical Examiners regulations, HIPPA, HITECH, self-referrals laws and fraud and abuse laws. Additionally, I advise on corporate transactional matters with respect to the formation and structure of healthcare entities, joint ventures and shareholder-physician agreements. I am member of the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Health and Hospital Law Section and Business Law Section, the American Health Lawyers Association (“AHLA”), the Middlesex County Bar Association, the New York County Lawyer’s Association and the Young Professionals Council of the American Health Lawyers Association.