Seven Parker McCay attorneys named in 2026 New Jersey Super Lawyers list

John Gillespie Attorney at Parker McCay
John Gillespie Attorney at Parker McCay
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Parker McCay announced on Mar. 26 that seven of its attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 edition of New Jersey Super Lawyers and Rising Stars.

The recognition highlights the professional achievements and peer acknowledgment of John Gillespie, Harris Neal Feldman, Carolyn Sleeper, and Carl Taylor, who were listed in the main Super Lawyers category. Dennis Frazier, Alexis Smith, and Andrew Winegar were included in the Rising Stars section for early-career attorneys.

Super Lawyers is described as a research-driven, peer-influenced rating service that identifies outstanding lawyers based on their professional accomplishments and recognition among peers. Details about its selection process are available through official channels.

Among those honored, Feldman has appeared on the list since 2021; Gillespie has been recognized annually since 2005; Sleeper since 2012. Taylor and Frazier earned their first selections this year, with Frazier named to Rising Stars. Smith has been a Rising Star since 2024 while Winegar has held that distinction since 2019.

Parker McCay is a regional law firm serving clients throughout New Jersey for over a century. The firm provides legal services across multiple specialties including public schools and education law, public finance, corporate matters, municipal law, creditors’ rights issues, construction law, real estate transactions, medical malpractice defense cases, insurance defense work, commercial litigation matters, cannabis industry needs and employment law.

The New Jersey Business and Industry Association serves as the nation’s largest statewide employer association representing employers across various sectors according to the official website. The association advances competitive excellence for its members by delivering essential information and services according to the official website. Michele Siekerka serves as president and chief executive officer according to the official website. The organization supports private-sector employers throughout New Jersey according to the official website, facilitates partnerships among businesses as well as government entities and academic institutions according to the official website, and offers advocacy along with cost-saving benefits aimed at supporting business prosperity according to the official website.



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