Firm’s New Parsippany Headquarters Featured in Multiple News Outlets Including Law360, New Jersey Law Journal, ROI-NJ, and New Jersey Business Magazine

Several legal and regional media outlets reported on Einhorn Barbarito’s new headquarters at The Arbors @ Parsippany, noting the firm’s growth and plans for the future. The new building, which is now under a 12-year lease, is Class A office space and includes a 2,000-square-foot lounge and dining area, three full-service cafes, a gym and access to outdoor walking trails.

“Einhorn Barbarito Relocates NJ Headquarters,” Law360 Law Firm Real Estate Report, September 25 (subscription required)

Law360 reported that the firm’s relocation to a new space in Parsippany, New Jersey, is about 50% larger than the firm’s previous location in Denville. Occupying more than 25,000 square feet of office space at the Arbors @ Parsippany, the firm is now at 4 Campus Drive. The article noted that Einhorn Barbarito was founded in 1961 and has since grown to more than 45 attorneys and 35-plus professional staff. The firm has a second office in New York City.

“Einhorn Barbarito Nearly Doubles Headquarters with Parsippany Move,” The New Jersey Law Journal, September 23. (subscription required)

The New Jersey Law Journal interviewed Co-Managing Partner Matheu D. Nunn about the firm’s relocation to a new space that nearly doubles its footprint and allows for continued growth.

The article explains that the firm, which has more than 45 attorneys plus another 40 staff, moved into a 25,000-foot space at 4 Campus Drive in Parsippany, moving from its 16,000-foot space in Denville, some 5 miles north.

“Basically, we ran out of space,” Nunn said, noting that, between all the mediations, arbitrations, depositions and general meetings that take place, sometimes the firm would run out of space at the old facility, but that should be a thing of the past. “This allows us to accommodate more stuff on site. … Parsippany checked all the boxes.”

Nunn said that being the most central location for the firm’s staff, as well as its quick access to Interstates 287 and 80, was a key factor for selecting Parsippany. Nunn said he and Co-Managing Partner Gary Botwinick began seriously looking at new space in the fall of 2023 when, he said, the commercial real estate market looked like it was about as low as it was going to get. According to Nunn, it took about four months to negotiate the lease, and then additional time for construction. The firm’s return to work efforts played a role in the move as well, Nunn said, noting that the firm has three in-office days with Wednesday being an anchor day for all employees to attend.

The article also states that potential further growth was a factor as well. With already 19 lawyers focused on matrimonial work, Nunn said the full-service firm is most keenly interested in growing its commercial, estate and personal injury litigation practices. According to Nunn, the new headquarters allows for the addition of another 10 attorneys.

New Jersey Business Magazine, “Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno Relocates HQ to Parsippany,” September 22.

An article in New Jersey Business Magazine stated that Einhorn Barbarito has been deeply rooted in Morris County for nearly 65 years, and that the firm has grown steadily through that time, earning a reputation for integrity, hard work, and high-quality legal service across a broad range of practice areas. The new Parsippany headquarters reflects both the continuity of that history and the firm’s vision for the future. The article quoted Co-Managing Partners Matheu D. Nunn and Gary R. Botwinick:

“Our firm raises the standard of client service by pursuing excellence in every matter,” said Botwinick. “This move gives us the space and resources to respond to client needs with even greater precision and care.”

“Client service has been the defining measure of this firm for more than six decades,” added Nunn. “In Parsippany, we will build on that legacy by broadening our services and elevating the way we meet client needs every day.”

ROI-NJ, “Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno relocates HQ to Parsippany from Denville,” September 23.

Announcing the firm’s move to Parsippany, ROI-NJ wrote: The firm will occupy 25,000-plus square feet of the building and will feature modernized offices, collaborative workspaces with interior glass windows to provide plenty of natural light, an abundance of conference rooms, and a 2,000-square-foot lounge and dining area within its own space in addition to the amenities provided at the Arbors.

Campus amenities include new entrance lobbies, barista-style grab-and-go’s, three full-service cafes, state-of-the-art fitness facilities, boardrooms, conference rooms, game rooms and outdoor cornhole stations. The campus provides ample parking and is located near Interstates 287 and 80, and Route 10.

Cushman & Wakefield Managing Director Josh Cohen and Executive Director Bill Brown represented the tenant in negotiations for the 12-year lease with owner Onyx Equities LLC’s Vice President of Leasing, John O’Hearn. Community Builders Managing Partner Conor Evans was the project manager for the tenant, and Pencil & Mouse Interiors owner Donna McLaughlin spearheaded the interior design.

New Jersey Law Journal, ‘Rationalization’ of Office Stock, New Opportunities Spur Wave of NJ Headquarters Moves,” September 25.

A follow up story in the New Jersey Law Journal noted that the firm relocated from Denville to Parsippany…nearly doubling its space to 25,000.