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Goldberg Segalla grows its office in Princeton

The national law firm Goldberg Segalla has relocated its Princeton office to a larger location, reflecting the ongoing growth of its New Jersey presence, it announced recently.

The office now housed at 301 Carnegie Center, Suite 200, hosts 27 lawyers, as well as related staff members, in its 20,000-square-foot space. It had been located at 902 Carnegie Center Blvd. W., Suite 100. Goldberg Segalla also has an office in Newark with 19 attorneys.

“Since Goldberg Segalla’s founding partners first opened up shop in 2001, the firm’s growth has always been steady and methodical—adding only single lawyers or very small groups at a time, based on client needs or the opportunity to bring in the right combination of talent and personality that fits with our teamwork-driven business model,” David S. Osterman, the partner who leads the Princeton office, said in a prepared statement.

“In New Jersey, we have exceptionally strong teams that meet a wide range of legal practice or industry-focused needs. Health care, product liability, transportation, environmental, commercial litigation, insurance coverage, employment and workers’ compensation defense — these are just some of the capabilities that keep getting stronger in Princeton and Newark, and we expect to continue growing and diversifying further.”

 

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