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10 MARCH 2026
LINDABURY UNVEILS NEW
HEADQUARTERS IN NEW PROVIDENCE
Lindabury has found a new home
in Union County, unveiling a
17,000-square-foot headquarters in
New Providence after more than 35
years in nearby Westfield.
The full-service law firm said the
headquarters on Cardinal Drive
in Westfield since 1989. Its new
home provides additional benefits
for attorneys and support staff,
including an on-site café and gym
facility, ample parking and easy
access from major highways.
new space,
located at 430
Mountain Ave.,
is meant to
support the
contemporary
legal profession
with features
such as
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adaptable work
areas, robust videoconferencing
capabilities, digital library resources
and upgraded infrastructure to
support attorney training and
professional development. It also
has multiple conference rooms that
can host arbitrations, mediations and
client meetings.
“The flexible work areas and
expanded conference rooms directly
support how our attorneys and
clients work today, strengthening
our ability to collaborate and deliver
high-quality counsel,” said Monica
Vir, executive vice president with
Lindabury.
JLL’s Blake Goodman, Derek
DeMartino and Brendan McBride
brokered the lease for the new
office in New Providence, with
support from the firm’s Kimberly
Smith. Studio 1200 designed the
space, which was built out with the
help of Seventy-Four Construction,
BFI Furniture and Alliance
Telecommunications.
“This move reflects Lindabury’s
commitment to both our clients and
our legal team,” said Eric Levine,
the firm’s president. “Our new
headquarters provides the flexibility,
efficiency and technology needed
today, positioning us for continued
success while delivering the
responsive and thoughtful service
our clients expect.”
Lindabury had maintained its
Lindabury’s new 17,000-square-foot office at 430 Mountain Ave. in New Providence
has features such as adaptable work areas, robust videoconferencing capabilities,
digital library resources and upgraded infrastructure to support attorney training and
professional development, as well as multiple conference rooms to host arbitrations,
mediations and client meetings.
WILENTZ TO REVAMP WOODBRIDGE
HEADQUARTERS AFTER RENEWAL
Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer PA is
staying put at its longtime home in
Woodbridge as part of a lease renewal
that will come with a major update of
its office space.
In a news release, the historic law
firm said the deal allows it to remain
at 90 Woodbridge Center Drive
through at least 2042. The renewal
includes two five-year options for
an undisclosed amount of space, as
reported by Law360, with renovation
plans that Wilentz said will create
a more modern, collaborative
workspace while increasing natural
light throughout the office and
enhancing comfort for attorneys, staff
and clients.
The practice announced the deal
in late February while highlighting
its deep roots in New Jersey and its
long-term commitment to the state’s
legal community. The 127-year-
old firm has anchored the roughly
245,000-square-foot building, also
known as the David T. Wilentz
Tower, since 1988.
“Our decision to renew our
headquarters lease reflects our
continued investment in New Jersey,
our clients and the communities we
serve,” said Angelo Cifaldi, president
and managing director of Wilentz.
“The redesigned space will feature
a modern
workspace to
better support
our attorneys
and staff while
providing a
comfortable
space for
meeting with
clients.”
Angelo Cifaldi
Cifaldi represented the firm in the
renewal alongside Todd Lehder, co-
chair of the Wilentz real estate team,
and Tim Carr, its executive director.
90 Woodbridge Center Drive in Woodbridge
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