Prominent New Jersey Law Firm Relocates to 5 Sylvan Way, Bringing 190 Employees and a Refreshed Brand to the Township
PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS — After more than six decades rooted in Morristown, Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C. has made Parsippany-Troy Hills its new home. The multidisciplinary law firm officially opened its corporate headquarters at 5 Sylvan Way, occupying a 43,000-square-foot space designed to support the firm’s continued expansion and commitment to the communities it serves.
Founded in 1962, Porzio has grown into one of New Jersey’s leading law firms, with over 100 attorneys across 10 offices in Delaware, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Puerto Rico. The Parsippany headquarters will house 190 of the firm’s combined 255 employees across its law firm and subsidiaries.
A Space Built for the Future
The new headquarters was designed with both functionality and employee well-being in mind. The office features an open-concept layout with increased natural lighting, standing desks for all employees, an on-site health center, an expanded cafeteria, and EV charging stations. A revitalized town hall space will host firmwide meetings, client programs, industry events, and community gatherings.
Vito A. Gagliardi, Jr., Managing Principal of Porzio, described the move as a defining moment for the firm: “With our brand new headquarters and our reimagined branding, we are proudly stepping into a brighter future at Porzio. This past year has been one of incredible growth, and these strategic changes mark the beginning of our renewed investment into our community and our clients.”
Why Parsippany
Porzio cited the accessibility, infrastructure, and flexibility that Parsippany-Troy Hills offers while keeping the firm rooted in Morris County. The move is part of a broader growth strategy that includes expansion in Manhattan and recent openings in Naples, Florida, and Puerto Rico, along with continued investment in subsidiaries Porzio Compliance Services and Porzio Governmental Affairs.
Community involvement is woven into the fabric of the new space. Featured throughout the building is artwork from the Matheny fine arts program, a nonprofit supporting children and adults with special needs and medically complex developmental disabilities. Porzio’s connection to Matheny runs deep — firm members have served on its board for decades, and Porzio represents more schools serving students with special needs than any other firm in the state. Unused furniture from the previous Morristown location was donated to the New Providence Public Library, Catholic Charities, Homeless Solutions, and Matheny.
Township officials and the Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC) welcomed Porzio’s arrival as a significant addition to Parsippany-Troy Hills’ business community. Frank L. Cahill, Chairman of the EDAC, expressed enthusiasm about the firm’s relocation:
“Porzio, Bromberg & Newman is exactly the kind of established, forward-thinking firm that strengthens our business community. Their decision to plant their headquarters here speaks to what Parsippany-Troy Hills offers — premier access, a thriving corporate environment, and a township committed to its business partners. We are proud to welcome them and look forward to the impact they will have on our community for years to come.”
Looking ahead, the firm plans to use its Parsippany headquarters as a community resource, hosting educational programming, civic initiatives, and industry events, while building relationships with local businesses, organizations, and municipal leaders.
Porzio, Bromberg & Newman is located at 5 Sylvan Way, Parsippany, NJ. More information is available at pbnlaw.com.
All photos by Barkha Patel, Parsippany High School student.
