Jeremy Feigenbaum, New Jersey’s first solicitor general, will leave state government

Key points

• Jeremy Feigenbaum is leaving his role as New Jersey's first solicitor general
• He transformed the office from a one-person operation into a national appellate powerhouse
• Feigenbaum, a Teaneck native, has argued three cases before the U.S. Supreme Court
• His departure marks a significant transition for New Jersey's legal leadership

FAQ

What is the solicitor general's role?

The solicitor general represents the state in appellate litigation and cases before higher courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. This office handles important legal matters at the state and federal level.

Why is Feigenbaum's departure significant?

Feigenbaum established New Jersey's first solicitor general position and built it into a nationally recognized office, arguing cases before the U.S. Supreme Court and elevating the state's appellate practice.

What are Feigenbaum's accomplishments?

During his tenure, Feigenbaum argued three cases before the U.S. Supreme Court and transformed the solicitor general's office from a single-lawyer operation into a powerhouse appellate practice.