National Association of Sports Officials Celebrates 30 Years -- and Recognizes New Jersey Attorney

ALAN GOLDBERGER, a partner in the Millburn, New Jersey law firm of Brown Moskowitz & Kallen, P.C., and a nationally recognized expert in sports law and sports officiating, was recently honored by the National Association of Sports Officials.

NEWS from the Law Firm of Brown Moskowitz & Kallen, P.C.

FURTHER INFORMATION:
CONTACT DOREEN HAMELIN: 973-376-0909/dhamelin@bmk-law.com
or TODD KORTH: 262-632-5448/ tkorth@naso.org

National Association of Sports Officials Celebrates 30
Years -- and Recognizes New Jersey Attorney
Alan Goldberger, a partner in the Millburn New Jersey law firm of Brown Moskowitz &
Kallen, P.C. was recognized as one of "30 Who Made a Difference" in a recent Referee
Magazine feature in recognition of the 30th anniversary of the National Association of
Sports Officials (NASO). NASO, the world’s largest organization for officials at every
level and all sports, is the leading source of officiating education, programs and services.
NASO works with many state and local associations to provide training seminars,
nationally renowned speakers, books and manuals for educational purposes; and
promotes sports officiating as a positive, rewarding and meaningful career.
The Association cited Goldberger, the author of "Sports Officiating: A Legal Guide," for
his service as a regular speaker at the NASO annual Summit; as well as drafting an
amicus curiae brief filed by NASO in support of five Texas high school football officials
in the widely publicized case of Midwest Employers Casualty Company v. Harpole.
Goldberger, a past-president of the 800-plus member North Jersey Board of Approved
Basketball Officials, officiated football, basketball and baseball for more than 25 years.
He is a frequent speaker to officials, coaches and attorneys on sports law.

ABOUT ALAN GOLDBERGER
ALAN GOLDBERGER is a partner in the Millburn, New Jersey firm of Brown
Moskowitz & Kallen, P.C. He serves as counsel to national, state and local officiating
and sports organizations and insurance carriers in the sports industry. He is a member of
the New Jersey, New York and Maryland Bars. He is a regular contributor to athletic
and legal publications, including Referee Magazine and the National Federation Officials
Quarterly. He is Chair of the American Bar Association Nonprofit Athletic and
Recreation Associations Subcommittee; and the Committee on Legal Issues of the
National Association for Girls & Women in Sport. He is the author of Sports Officiating:
A Legal Guide, now in its second edition. For further information, please visit
www.RefLaw.com.