[b]Rachel Y. Marshall, Esq.[/b] is an [b]attorney at law[/b] who has several years of experience in working with real estate developers, housing, and non-for-profit organizations. She has a proven track record of resolving complex litigations and handling real estate transactions.

[b]She was appointed at following positions during her professional career:[/b]

- Central Ward Commissioner at City of Newark, Board of Adjustments (2001 – 2004).
- Essex County District Member at New Jersey Supreme Court Ethics Committee (2004 – 2006).
- Board of Trustees at St. James A.M.E. Federal Credit Union (2004 – 2007).
- Interim Board President at Brand New Day, Inc. (2016 – Present).

She has been working as solo practitioner at The Marshall Law Practice, LLC, Newark, NJ since 1998. In this role, she represents individuals and businesses in the dealings of commercial, retail, residential properties and liquor licenses. She also helps real estate developers to get construction loans, affordable housing loans, and tax abatement applications.

[b]Rachel Y. Marshall, Esq.[/b] is also working as a Chief Executive Officer Volunteer at Brand New Day, INC., Elizabeth, NJ since 7/2016. Apart from this, she has worked as an Attorney from 1998 to 1999, Staff Attorney (2007–2008), Director of Community & Government Relations (2008–2011) and a Senior Attorney from 2012 to 2017. She has been working as an Assistant Public Defender with the City Of Newark, Municipal Public Defender’s Office since 2011.

[b]About Rachel Y. Marshall, Esq.[/b]

[b]Rachel Y. Marshall, Esq.[/b] is a reputed [b]attorney at law[/b] who has years of experience dealing with real estate matters, housing and litigations. When talking about her education, Rachel Y. Marshall, Esq. did her graduation from Neptune High School. She attended Rutgers University in New Brunswick from where she received a Bachelor’s degree with a dual major in Sociology and Administration of Justice. She then attended New York Law School in 1997 and later opened her private practice in Newark.