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Connell Foley named General Litigation Department of the Year Finalist in the NJLJ 2025 NJ Legal Awards

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Connell Foley's Commercial Litigation Group is proud to be recognized as a finalist for the General Litigation Department of the Year category in the New Jersey Law Journal's 2025 New Jersey Legal Awards. This honor recognizes the group's reputation and excellence among the leading litigation teams in New Jersey.

The Law Journal recently featured the group in a Q&A spotlighting its achievements, including the outstanding pro bono contributions of partner Patricia "Patti" Lee, who was also named the 2024 Pro Bono Lawyer of the Year. Patti's work representing New Jersey domestic abuse victims reflects the firm's ongoing commitment to quality service and lasting community impact.

The article also covers the department's dedication to mentoring young attorneys. By leveraging our venerable team to empower the next generation of attorneys, Connell Foley ensures a sustainable future for both the firm and its clients.

The New Jersey Law Journal will honor attorneys and legal professionals at an awards ceremony on October 30, 2025, where the winners in multiple categories will be announced.

Read the full article here: Litigation Departments of the Year—General Litigation Finalist: Connell Foley | Law.com

Check out the award's methodology here: Methodology: New Jersey Legal Awards 2025

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