Weston D. Dennen, Esq. is admitted to practice law in New Jersey and is a member of the Burlington County Bar Association. Weston had the pleasure of clerking for Superior Court Judge Richard L. Hertzberg, Burlington County, New Jersey. He also clerked for retired recalled Superior Court Judge John E. Harrington (former Presiding Judge of Civil) handling the special civil and landlord tenant dockets.
In September 2022, at the conclusion of his clerkship, Weston joined a boutique law firm exclusively representing community associations in all aspects of their legal needs. Weston handles the full range of association-related legal issues, including all phases of litigation, dispute resolution, collections (money judgment and foreclosure), contract preparation and disputes, governing documents interpretation as well as drafting amendments and resolutions, regulatory compliance, insurance claims, releases, and defense, DCA violations, municipal violations and reimbursement, township administrative issues, landlord tenant, shareholder ejectment, and protective orders against unit owners.
Weston attended Rutgers Law School in Camden where he received certificates in Corporate & Business Law and Criminal Law & Procedure. During his time at law school, he served as the managing editor of the Rutgers Journal of Law & Religion. He participated in Hunter Moot Court and was a volunteer mediator for Camden County in landlord tenant court.
Weston had the privilege of interning for Appellate Division Judge Richard S. Hoffman in Westmont, New Jersey, United States Bankruptcy Judge Michael B. Kaplan for the District of New Jersey (now Chief Judge), and Senior United States District Judge R. Barclay Surrick for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Prior to law school, he attained undergraduate degrees in biology, psychology, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, and physics. During his undergraduate tenure, he spent a year with the National Cancer Institute at Fort Detrick, Maryland as well as participating in Division III Cross Country and Tennis. He then went on to medical school for two years before making the switch to law school.
In January 2026, Weston was part of the team that founded Polulak Law, where he continues to provide full-service representation to community associations across New Jersey.