MONTCLAIR, NJ, RED BANK, NJ, NYC, NY — Spiro Harrison & Nelson is pleased to announce the addition of two Associate Attorneys -- Hailey Corkery, Lauren N. Vuolo -- and Peyton Dabby  as a Law Clerk pending admission to the New York Bar. All three bring strong academic credentials and experience in judicial clerkships, litigation, legal research, advocacy and pro bono work to the growing firm.

“We are excited to welcome Hailey, Lauren and Peyton to Spiro Harrison & Nelson,” said Jason Spiro, Managing Partner of Spiro Harrison & Nelson. “Each brings an impressive background, strong legal skills and a commitment to client service that fits well with our firm’s culture. Investing in talented young attorneys is an important part of our continued growth, and we look forward to watching them develop their practices and careers here.”

Hailey Corkery joins Spiro Harrison & Nelson as an Associate Attorney in the firm’s Montclair office. Corkery clerked for the Honorable Daniel D. Barnes in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Passaic Vicinage, Civil Division. She also served as a Legal Fellow at an international human rights organization. Corkery earned her J.D. from New York University School of Law, where she served as Colloquium Editor of the NYU Review of Law & Social Change, a Critical Legal Empowerment Fellow, and a board member of the National Lawyers Guild and Solitary Confinement Project. She also worked as a research assistant for the NYU-Yale American Indian Sovereignty Project and participated in NYU Law’s Earth Rights Advocacy Clinic. Corkery graduated cum laude from Colorado College with a B.A. in Sociology and Feminist and Gender Studies. She is admitted to practice law in New York and New Jersey.

Lauren N. Vuolo joins Spiro Harrison & Nelson as an Associate Attorney in the firm’s Red Bank office. Vuolo clerked for the Honorable Gregory L. Acquaviva in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Monmouth County, Civil Division. Vuolo earned her J.D. from the Seton Hall University School of Law, where she was a member of the Interscholastic Moot Court Board and competed in the 2024 Wagner Labor and Employment Law Competition and the 2024 National Moot Court Competition. She also served as Comments Editor for the Journal of Legislation and Public Policy. Vuolo participated in the Seton Hall Center for Social Justice Family Law Clinic, Sports & Entertainment Law Society and Women’s Law Forum. She also served as a research assistant to Professor Sara Gras, researching emerging sports and entertainment law matters featured on the Hearsay From the Sidelines podcast. Vuolo earned her and her B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Sport Management from Seton Hall University. She graduated summa cum laude while participating in the university’s dual-degree B.S./J.D. 3+3 program. She is admitted to practice law in New Jersey.

Peyton Dabby joins Spiro Harrison & Nelson as a Law Clerk pending admission to the New York bar in the firm’s New York City office. Dabby previously interned and later worked as a Summer Associate with the firm. While attending Brooklyn Law School, Dabby served on the Editorial Board of the Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law and on the executive boards of both the Jewish Law Students Association and Brooklyn Business Law Association. She also performed pro bono work for Sanctuary for Families, where she gained experience drafting orders of protection for survivors of domestic violence. Peyton received her B.A. in Political Science with two minors in Public Policy and Business at University of Wisconsin - Madison School of Letters & Sciences.

About Spiro Harrison & Nelson Law Firm

Spiro Harrison & Nelson is a full-service boutique law firm that counsels clients on complex litigation matters, commercial disputes and transactions for Fortune 500 companies, middle market and emerging businesses, investment funds, individuals and government entities. The firm has four offices in three states with over 30 attorneys and is ranked by Chambers USA for its commercial litigation practice.