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Patrick Lombardi

  • Deputy Director of Communications, New Jersey Department of Corrections
New Jersey
As seen in: Nature, BuzzFeed, Barnes and Noble, Cell Press, Seattle PI, Odyssey, JD Supra, Courier News (Somerville, NJ), MyCentralJersey, Mondaq and
Humor writer and journalist from Central NJ. (It does exist!) My debut book is available now: amazon.com/Junk-Sale-Stor…

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I'm a New Jersey-native who graduated from Rider University. I've been published in outlets such as BestofNJ.com, MyCentralJersey.com, Courier News, Home News Tribune, NJ.com, Odyssey Online, BuzzFeed, Patch.com, The Times of Trenton, The News Hub, and the Hillsborough Beacon. Last summer, I published my debut book of humorous short stories and essays entitled "Junk Sale." It's available in paperback and eBook editions on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Junk-Sale-Stories-Patrick-Lombardi-ebook/d…

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Park Chateau Hosts NJ's Best Weddings at Landmark Venue - Best of NJ

Park Chateau Hosts NJ's Best Weddings at Landmark Venue - Best of NJ

New Jersey's newest premier landmark venue opened its gates after hosting its very first wedding on March 4. …

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An Open Letter To Parents After Graduation

An Open Letter To Parents After Graduation

With graduation quickly approaching, new college grads have much to be thankful for.

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Up Close with Best-Selling Author Harlan Coben - Best of NJ: NJ Lifestyle Guides, Features, Event...

Up Close with Best-Selling Author Harlan Coben - Best of NJ: NJ Lifestyle Guides, Features, Event...

To celebrate the release of his twenty-eighth book, New York Times Best Seller Harlan Coben was center-stage …

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On Death: A Tribute To A Friend

On Death: A Tribute To A Friend

Death is often viewed as the end of a story; a life can write a novel or a novelette or an epic, but when the…

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The Cheer Me Up Foundation Christmas Extravaganza - Best of NJ

The Cheer Me Up Foundation Christmas Extravaganza - Best of NJ

The Cheer Me Up Foundation's Christmas Extravaganza can be summed up in three words: Health, love, and happin…

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Up Close with Award-Winning Chef Eric LeVine - Best of NJ: NJ Lifestyle Guides, Features, Events,...

Up Close with Award-Winning Chef Eric LeVine - Best of NJ: NJ Lifestyle Guides, Features, Events,...

New Jersey often gets overshadowed by its close proximity to New York City. The Big Apple is where many entre…

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The Illinois Receivership Act Of 2026 Brings New Powers To Illinois Receivers

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By Michael Barrie, Patrick Lombardi
| Mondaq
Key Takeaways: The Illinois Receivership Act, effective January 1, 2026, creates a comprehensive legal framework for appointing and empowering receivers in Illinois, expanding their authority and clarifying both receiver and property owner obligations. This new law significantly broadens when and how receivers can be appointed and gives receivers more autonomy and tools to manage distressed assets.
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The Illinois Receivership Act of 2026 Brings New Powers to Illinois Receivers | JD Supra

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By Michael Barrie, Patrick Lombardi
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways: The Illinois Receivership Act, effective January 1, 2026, creates a comprehensive legal framework for appointing and empowering receivers in Illinois, expanding their authority and clarifying both receiver and property owner obligations. This new law significantly broadens when and how receivers can be appointed and gives receivers more autonomy and tools to manage distressed assets.
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The Illinois Receivership Act of 2026 Brings New Powers to Illinois Receivers

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By Patrick Lombardi
| beneschlaw.com
Key Takeaways: The Illinois Receivership Act, effective January 1, 2026, creates a comprehensive legal framework for appointing and empowering receivers in Illinois, expanding their authority and clarifying both receiver and property owner obligations. This new law significantly broadens when and how receivers can be appointed and gives receivers more autonomy and tools to manage distressed assets.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. Surprisingly, it's much more convenient than my laptop.

What's the funniest news-related #hashtag you've seen?

#inappropriatefuneralsongs

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

I always prefer a friendly e-mail message.