Lindabury Announces New Associate Gregory Hoffman

Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper, P.C., announced that Gregory Hoffman has joined the firm as an associate in its Litigation and Real Estate, Land Use & Zoning practice groups.

“We are delighted to welcome Gregory and admire his expertise and energy,” said Eric B. Levine, Lindabury partner and president. “He brings an impressive track record in achieving favorable outcomes for clients and will be a great asset to the firm.”

With extensive experience in civil litigation, Gregory Hoffman represents clients in a wide range of disputes. His practice spans commercial litigation, insurance defense and real estate matters. He also serves as a Town Council member for the Borough of Park Ridge, NJ, where he is a member of the municipal Planning Board. This role enhances his capability to represent clients before municipal planning and zoning boards, navigating the complexities of real estate approvals for developments, variances and site plans.

According to Gregory Hoffman, “Lindabury has a notable history of success in handling complex legal matters. I look forward to working with the dedicated, talented team at the firm.”

Gregory holds a J.D. from Rutgers Law School. where he served as Vice President of the Student Bar Association and President of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Society. Admitted to practice in New Jersey, he is actively involved in the New Jersey State Bar Association and the Bergen County Bar Association.

About Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper, P.C. (www.lindabury.com)

Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper, P.C., (“Lindabury”) is a mid-sized general practice law firm, located in Central New Jersey. From its offices in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, the firm services clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Lindabury provides litigation and transactional counsel to a broad spectrum of clients, including corporations, privately held businesses, insurance firms, healthcare institutions, trade associations, employee benefit funds, banks and financial institutions, nonprofit organizations and individuals.