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            A member of the Firm, Donna Siegel Moffa is admitted to practice before the United States Courts for the Districts of New Jersey and the District of Columbia, as well as the Supreme Court of New Jersey and the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.  She is a 1982 graduate (with honors) of Georgetown University Law Center.  She received her undergraduate degree (with honors) from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts in 1979.

             Prior to entering private practice, Ms. Moffa was a staff attorney at both the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), where she worked in the Divisions of Administrative Law and Hydroelectric Licensing, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).  At the FTC, as a member of the Bureau of Consumer Protection, she litigated cases involving allegations of deceptive and unsubstantiated advertising against R.J. Reynolds and General Nutrition Company.  In addition, both at FERC and the FTC, Ms. Moffa was involved in a wide range of administrative and regulatory issues including labeling and marketing claims, compliance, FOIA and disclosure obligations, employment matters and licensing.  She has also participated in a number of rulemaking proceedings and contributed to the Final Report to the Federal Trade Commission on the Children’s Advertising Rulemaking Proceeding.

            In private practice, Ms. Moffa has continued to focus on consumer protection litigation and has substantial experience in consumer class actions.  Prior to joining the Firm, Ms. Moffa worked with Ms. Rodriguez as co-lead counsel in successfully challenging the practices of certain companies in the rent-to-own industry in New Jersey.  As a result of that case, a significant monetary recovery was obtained for consumers and changes were made in the contracts these companies use to provide more information to consumers. 

            Additionally, Ms. Moffa’s practice continues to include representation of individuals and businesses in commercial, contractual and tort litigation.  She has successfully represented such clients in invasion of privacy actions, wage and hour proceedings, and contractual disputes.  She has also addressed consumer protection and litigation issues in presentations to consumer groups, unions, and organizations, as well as, professional associates.  In addition, she has contributed to professional publications for consumer advocates.