About Jessica
Jessica Villalobos trained first as an engineer and later as a lawyer. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the Polytechnic University of New York in 1997. Eight years later she completed her legal studies, receiving a J.D. from New York Law School in 2005. That combination of technical and legal education shaped the early contours of her career.
After law school, Villalobos moved into practice in New York. She has maintained professional memberships since 2006. Over time she gravitated toward matters that benefit from careful factual analysis and organized presentation. Her engineering background informs how she reads complex documents, assesses technical testimony and prepares legal arguments that rest on detailed evidence.
Villalobos serves as Of Counsel at Caesar, Napoli & Spivak PLLC. In that role she works alongside litigators and trial teams. She consults on case strategy, reviews expert reports and assists with discovery. Colleagues note that she is steady in litigation settings and precise in written work. Those qualities make her a useful resource on cases that present technical or specialized factual questions.
Her practice emphasizes the interplay between technical fact-finding and legal process. She has taken depositions, prepared motion papers and supported trial preparation. She also spends time mentoring less-experienced attorneys at the firm and coordinating with outside experts when cases require specialized knowledge. Her work is practical and detail-oriented, oriented toward producing clear, usable legal work for clients and trial teams.
Villalobos practices in New York and brings both an engineering perspective and a legal education to the matters she handles. She is Of Counsel at Caesar, Napoli & Spivak PLLC and continues to work on cases that involve complex factual and technical issues in the New York jurisdiction.
