Hoagland Longo Attorney Amber Osterbrink Featured in New Jersey Lawyer Magazine

Hammonton, NJ — Hoagland, Longo, Moran, Dunst & Doukas, LLP is pleased to recognize attorney Amber M. Osterbrink for her article, “Calling Audibles: Practicing Law as AI Rewrites the Playbook,” published in the October 2026 issue of New Jersey Lawyer, a publication of the New Jersey State Bar Association.

In her article, Amber offers a fresh perspective on the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in the legal profession, drawing on her experiences as a recent law school graduate, judicial law clerk, and practicing attorney.

Amber examines how AI is reshaping legal research, professional development, and everyday legal practice. She discusses both the opportunities presented by emerging technologies and the importance of understanding their limitations, emphasizing the need for responsible adoption and sound professional judgment.

The article also highlights Hoagland Longo's proactive approach to emerging technology, including the firm's commitment to establishing policies and practices that support the responsible use of artificial intelligence.

As a member of the firm's General Liability practice group, Amber focuses on premises liability, automobile liability, and insurance coverage and bad faith litigation. She is also actively involved in the legal community, serving as the Cape May County Bar Association's representative to the New Jersey State Bar Association Young Lawyers Division.

Amber's publication reflects the important role that emerging attorneys play in advancing conversations about the future of the legal profession. Hoagland Longo is proud to support attorneys who contribute their knowledge, perspectives, and ideas to the broader legal community.

 Read Amber's full article, “Calling Audibles: Practicing Law as AI Rewrites the Playbook,” in the October 2026 issue of New Jersey Lawyer. Oct 2026 NJ Lawyer