About Elizabeth Loud-Hayward

Elizabeth Loud-Hayward, Attorney at John Allegra LawElizabeth Loud-Hayward is a graduate of the University of Delaware where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice. She then went on to earn her Juris Doctor degree from Seton Hall University School of Law. After graduating from law school, she enjoyed a judicial clerkship with the Honorable Patricia Del Bueno Cleary, J.S.C., in the Civil Division of the Monmouth County Superior Court.

Ms. Loud-Hayward has been in private practice since 1993. For over twenty years she worked as an associate with a personal injury law firm, with offices in Monmouth and Hudson County, and is experienced in managing all aspects of plaintiff personal injury litigation. Additionally, she has been successful in obtaining Social Security Disability awards for clients in hearings before Administrative Law Judges, as well as the Social Security Administration Appeals Council. Throughout her career, Ms. Loud-
Hayward has briefed numerous Appellate matters and argued before the Appellate Division. She further handles Guardianship matters and has served as Court appointed counsel to persons alleged to be incapacitated.

Ms. Loud-Hayward is admitted to the New Jersey Bar and the Bar of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey. She is a member of the Monmouth County Bar Association and a
former member of the Haydn Proctor Inn of Court.

Ms. Loud-Hayward is a lifelong resident of Monmouth County. She is a former Commissioner of the Monmouth County Bayshore Outfall Authority, representing Aberdeen Township for nine years. She previously served on the Matawan Aberdeen Regional School District Board of Education, holding the role of Vice President, and Chair of the Negotiations Committee. Prior to her term on the school board, she advocated for students with learning disabilities, as a member of the school district’s special education parent advisory group.

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