About Us

Larry Plummer Law is a virtual law firm, which essentially defines the structure of our office. We engage in consultations, interviews, and other contacts with clients through the use of a virtual platform via video conferencing. Those interested in a face-to-face consultation can set up a video conference by contacting the office by telephone. This is primarily for the convenience of our clients and the efficient provision of representation. We generally bill legal fees on an hourly basis or as a one-time billing. We are also amenable to contingency fee arrangements.

Payment can be made by credit or debit card, eCheck, regular check, money order, or other agreed-upon means. There are certain things that must be handled in person, on a face-to-face basis. Our Edison offices are available for that purpose. The majority of our practice is remote, and the service we provide is appropriate for that model.

We interface with other attorneys, firms, investigators, and other legal professionals and those in other fields to provide first-rate service to our clients.

During his tenure as a teacher, vice principal, and principal in local public schools, he recognized the vast array of legal issues that arise as a result of the state’s requirement to provide thorough and efficient educational opportunities to its citizens. He found that his part-time practice began to reduce its emphasis from a general practice to one devoted largely to school law matters, including student and teacher rights, discipline, harassment, intimidation, bullying, and an assortment of other issues involving the public education system. He continued his criminal practice.

After 26 years as an educator, Larry retired from the public schools but continued to be sought out for legal representation by parents, students, teachers, administrators, and local stakeholders who had an interest in the workings of public schools.

In 1977, Larry earned his Bachelor of Arts in English/Secondary Education from Fairleigh Dickinson University and was named to the Dean’s List in his last 2 semesters. He earned his Juris Doctor from Seton Hall University School of Law in 1983. He returned to school to enhance his knowledge of pedagogy and, in 2004, earned a Master of Arts degree in Educational Administration and Supervision and, in 2012, a Doctorate in Education in Urban Educational Leadership, both from Kean University. He has written and published on the issue of discrimination against public school personnel and is on the School Law Committee of the New Jersey Bar Association.

Larry loves sports, especially football. He is active in his local community and very interested in the workings of his local homeowner’s association. He is very interested in the plight of veterans, as he is a retired lieutenant colonel, having served for 22 years in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps of the United States Army Reserves.