Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP (“MHH”) announced the addition of Sabrina Arfeen, Matthew Baronci, Pacika Guerra, Abla Laallam, Brooke Olefson, Hannah Stubbs, and Grace Winkeljohn to the firm’s incoming class of 2026 law school graduates.
“We are delighted to welcome Sabrina, Matthew, Pacika, Abla, Brooke, Hannah, and Grace to MHH,” said Managing Partner Michael Cardello III. “They each bring unique experiences, perspectives, and talents to the firm. We have had the pleasure of getting to know many of them through their previous work with us, and we look forward to watching them grow as attorneys, take on new challenges, and become an important part of the continued success of MHH.”
The incoming class will work alongside MHH’s experienced practitioners on sophisticated legal matters while continuing to develop their skills and build meaningful relationships with colleagues and clients. Their diverse backgrounds and perspectives will further strengthen the firm’s collaborative culture and enhance the service MHH provides to its clients.
Arfeen and Laallam join the firm’s Privacy, Cybersecurity and Technology practice group; Guerra and Stubbs join the Trusts and Estates practice group; Baronci joins the Secured Lending practice group; and Olefson and Winkeljohn join the Litigation practice group. The incoming class will be based across the firm’s offices in Garden City, New York; Plantation, Florida; and New York, New York.
These additions build on a series of recent milestones for the firm including reaching over 100 attorneys, acquiring multiple firms in South Florida, and completing a major expansion of the Garden City, New York office.
Several members of the incoming class previously served as summer associates at MHH, while Baronci previously worked with the firm as a part-time law clerk. Winkeljohn is newly joining the firm as part of its 2026 incoming class. Their arrival reflects MHH’s continued commitment to attracting and developing talented attorneys and investing in the next generation of legal professionals.