A Leading Law Firm in New Jersey and New York
With over twenty-five years of litigation and dispute resolution experience, we fight tirelessly on behalf of our clients to get them the results they want.
Litigation and Dispute Resolution in New Jersey and New York
Law Office of Tirza S. Wahrman, LLC is a law firm that specializes in litigation and dispute resolution. Founded by Tirza S. Wahrman, the firm has more than 25 years of experience. We serve in New York and New Jersey. Call us to learn more about our practice areas.
Commercial Litigation
Landlord-Tenant Law
Environmental Counseling and Litigation
Alternative Dispute Resolution (Arbitration and Mediation)
Land Use
About Tirza S. Wahrman
Tirza S. Wahrman is a graduate of Yale Law School and Barnard College. She has both public-sector and private-sector experience, including ten years as a Deputy Attorney General in the New Jersey Attorney General’s office. Tirza has also worked at Cadwalader and Lowenstein Sandler -- two leading law firms in New York and New Jersey.
Tirza has written articles on some of the major litigation matters she has handled, which were published in scholarly law reviews. She specializes in addressing environmental and land-use problems, and also brings a wealth of knowledge to a range of contract, professional malpractice, mold-related cases, and environmental matters.
Why Choose Us?
Our Mission & Vision
The Law Office of Tirza Wahrman has more than 25 years of litigation and dispute resolution experience. Tirza fights tirelessly on behalf of her clients to get the results they want.
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“They Paved Paradise and Called it a Parking Lot”: Stopping Warehouse Sprawl: Challenges and Opportunities (Mercer County Lawyer, Mercer County Bar Association, Winter 2024)
Pending Legislative Proposals to Be Applauded For Taking on Warehouse Sprawl (Town Topics, May 10, 2023)
Letter to the Editor, Why West Windsor Should Adopt a Ban of Single-Use Plastic Bags (West Windsor-Plainsboro Community News, August 30, 2019)
NJ Consumer Fraud Act - Home Improvement Contractor (Town Topics, May 17, 2017)