About Attilio J
Attilio J Balbo is an attorney authorized to practice in Georgia, New York and New Jersey. He earned his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law in 2001 after completing a B.A. in history and political science at Duquesne University in 1998. His legal education combined coursework in law and the humanities, forming the foundation for a multi-jurisdictional practice.
At Fordham, Balbo completed his degree at the start of the 21st century, entering the profession at a time of rapid change in both courts and commerce. His undergraduate studies in history and political science informed an analytical approach to legal problems. That academic background continues to influence how he frames client matters and assesses the factual record.
Since receiving his law degree, Balbo has maintained a practice that spans the three states where he is admitted. He has appeared in state courts and handled matters that require an understanding of different state rules and procedures. The jurisdictions listed on his record reflect a career that operates across state lines rather than within a single local market.
Balbo is associated with Balbo & Gregg, Lawyers at Law, P.C., where he conducts much of his day-to-day practice. The firm maintains offices that serve clients in multiple locations. At the firm, he works on cases and matters that draw on his multi-state admissions and the legal training he received at Fordham.
Colleagues describe his approach as practical and detail-oriented. He tends to favor careful preparation and clear written work. He also places importance on adapting to the procedural differences that can exist between courts in Georgia, New York and New Jersey. That adaptability helps when matters cross state lines or involve parties in more than one jurisdiction.
Outside of court appearances and client meetings, Balbo’s background in history and political science remains visible in how he evaluates context and precedent. He balances an attention to factual detail with an awareness of how legal issues fit into broader administrative and regulatory settings. He currently concentrates his practice on matters arising in Georgia, New York and New Jersey.
