Grungo Law, a prominent personal injury firm serving New Jersey and Pennsylvania, on Wednesday announced the addition of Alec Pereira to its litigation team. Pereira joins the firm’s Cherry Hill headquarters, where he will focus on advocating for individuals and families impacted by negligence.
The move marks a strategic expansion for the firm as it continues to bolster its trial-ready representation across the region.
Pereira brings a specialized understanding of the judicial process to Grungo Law, having served as a judicial law clerk in the Civil Division of the New Jersey Superior Court in Burlington County. This experience provided him with a behind-the-scenes look at how civil cases are managed and adjudicated, a perspective that is invaluable in high-stakes litigation.
A graduate of the Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law, Pereira earned his Juris Doctor with a strong focus on advocacy and civil procedure. He is admitted to practice in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania, allowing him to represent clients in both states’ court systems.
The leadership at Grungo Law sees Pereira’s arrival as a key step in maintaining the firm’s high standards of advocacy and client care.
Richard Grungo Jr., founder and CEO of the firm, expressed his enthusiasm for the new hire, noting that Pereira’s deep understanding of the civil litigation process and his clear dedication to client service make him an incredibly valuable addition to the litigation team.
For his part, Pereira is eager to begin this new chapter, stating that he was drawn to the firm’s reputation for prioritizing people above all else. He highlighted that his time clerking in the New Jersey Superior Court reinforced his belief in the importance of preparation and transparency—values that perfectly align with Grungo Law’s mission to support families during their most challenging moments.
Grungo Law is well-known for its mantra, “Pray for peace, prepare for trial®,” a philosophy that emphasizes aggressive preparation to ensure the best outcomes for clients. Pereira’s addition aligns with the firm’s commitment to combining modern technology with compassionate advocacy.
