Windels Marx is a full-service, midsize law firm, with a tradition of innovation and distinction — since 1830.

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In the Spotlight.

Dig deeper into our recognition, history, practice platform, publications of note, and practice areas.

Recognition

Across practices and industries, Windels Marx is recognized by peers and benchmarking surveys. Learn about our accolades through the years. Read more.

 

History

Our firm began nearly 200 years ago in New York City, expanded to New Jersey and – in recent decades – flourished in both size and complexity. Read more.

Full Service Practice Platform

With 150+ lawyers across more than 20 practice areas, our largest volume of work includes financial transactions, real estate, litigation, bankruptcy, pharmaceutical, and private client services. Read more.

NJ ERA 2020

Aspire, CAFÉ, Community-Anchored Development, Emerge, Innovation Evergreen. Learn about the economic development tools and incentive programs available through the New Jersey Economic Recovery Act of 2020. Read more

Decarbonize NY

Decarbonize NY provides news, thoughts and tools to guide property owners and managers, lenders, developers and sustainability professionals in their pursuit of a greener New York. Read more.

AI is not your Lawyer

AI is NOT Your Lawyer and your searches are NOT protected by attorney-client privilege. Read more.

IP Hatch-Waxman

Meet the world-class IP-Waxman Act Practice Group at the forefront of many of the most significant brand vs. generic battles in the pharmaceutical industry. Read more.

Real Estate

More than half of our lawyers provide counsel to the real estate industry including financing, JVs/equity investments, acquisitions and sales, development and land use, redevelopment, construction, leasing, loft law and litigation. Read more.

Litigation

Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Practice Group has a long and distinguished success record on a range of complex disputes, including trying cases to both judges and juries, and involving matters of arbitration, mediation, and other forms of alternative dispute resolution. Read more.