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New Jersey Law Journal Features Katherine Beilin as a 2026 New Leader of the Bar

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10.29.26

Katherine Beilin, an associate in Pashman Stein Walder Hayden P.C.’s Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Creditors’ Rights practice, is featured in the New Jersey Law Journal’s 2026 New Leaders of the Bar publication. The feature highlights Beilin’s bankruptcy practice, leadership activities, and pro bono and civic work.

Beilin was named the winner of the 2026 “New Leaders of the Bar, Bankruptcy” award as part of the New Jersey Law Journal’s New Jersey Legal Awards. The New Leaders of the Bar recognition celebrates attorneys under age 40 for accomplishments in areas including courtroom advocacy, client service and development, bar association involvement, pro bono work, and community service.

Beilin advises and represents clients in complex bankruptcy proceedings and related litigation, as well as individuals and businesses in commercial disputes. She is also active in professional leadership, mentorship, and pro bono service, including through the firm’s Justice Gary S. Stein Public Interest Center.

View the New Jersey Law Journal’s 2026 New Leaders of the Bar feature.

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