
Introduction
Julienne Hoffman is an associate in the Complex Disputes practice group.
Admitted only in New York and supervised by attorneys admitted to practice in California.
My focus
My practice focuses on a variety of complex litigation matters, in both state and federal court. I represent clients in all phases of litigation, from assessing initial claims and dispositive motions to discovery, trial, and appeal. I assist clients in resolving and challenging government inquiries, investigations, and enforcement.
I am a former judicial law clerk to the Honorable Kathleen Cardone of the United States District Court of the Western District of Texas.
Looking ahead
I am focused on helping clients navigate disputes efficiently and strategically as litigation risks continue to evolve. I follow developments in state and federal courts, enforcement priorities, and commercial litigation trends that may affect how clients assess risk, resolve disputes, and prepare for future challenges. I also monitor developments in generative AI and legal technology, with a focus on how they are shaping litigation practice.
/Insights
- “Case Law Update,” Real Property Law Section Condos and Co-Ops, 2025 New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting, January 14, 2025 (co-speaker)
- “New York Enacts Good Cause Eviction Law,” Nixon Peabody, April 22, 2024, (co-author)
- “Dealing with Unrepresented Parties: Ethical and Legal Implications for Attorneys and Business Colleagues in Arts & Cultural Institutions,” Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, March 14, 2024 (speaker)
Admitted to practice
New York
Education
City University of New York School of Law, JD
Oberlin College, BA





