James Greenspan, is the managing attorney of New York PIP/No-Fault and Commercial Insurance departments of Callagy Law, PC, in Paramus, NJ. His practice is focused on all aspects of medical revenue recovery, in both New Jersey and New York. He is a member of the Forthright Advisory Council for No-Fault Disputes in the State of New Jersey, which is responsible for revising arbitration rules and the selection and review of dispute resolution professionals. He has also lectured for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education on the topic of PIP arbitrations, and for the Healthcare Financial Management Association on medical revenue recovery generally. Prior to joining Callagy Law, PC, in 2012, James worked for Barli & Associates, concentrating on Real Estate matters, clerked for the Honorable Lois Lipton, J.S.C. (Ret.), in the Criminal Division of the Bergen vicinage, and interned for both the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office, and the Honorable Eugene H. Austin, J.S.C. (Ret.) James lives in Ringwood, NJ, and is happily married to his lovely wife, Erin, and has two daughters, Eliza and Kaitlin.

Christopher is a New Jersey native who has opinions on whether Central Jersey exists (it does).  After graduating from Marist College where he played saxophone, he attended Rutgers Law School. During law school, he was a member of the Community Law Clinic which focused on providing free legal services to Non-profit companies in New Jersey, and the Rutgers Law Record, an online legal publication. He joined Callagy law in 2013 as a law clerk and helped the firm achieve a 33.5-million-dollar jury verdict one month before sitting for the bar exam. He has been a part of the litigation department since joining the firm and was also a member of the trial team which achieved a 27-million-dollar jury verdict in 2016. In addition to large fraud cases, he has been granted the opportunity to represent a large cross section of clients from doctors and other professionals to infants and families, all who needed help in various civil matters

Christopher Cavalli is a Partner at Callagy Law, P.C. and manages the Family Law Department with Partner, Brian McCann, Esq.  Chris has been practicing family law for over 23 years and is a Certified Matrimonial Law attorney.  He is also a Rule 1:40 Court Approved Mediator. Chris was born and raised in Closter, N.J. and attend Northern Valley Regional High School at Demarest.  After attending college and law school in Boston, M.A., Chris returned to Bergen County and resides in Harrington Park with his wife, Isabelle, and two daughters, Arianna and Gianna. Chris is a former Law Clerk to Gerald C. Escala, J.S.C. in the New Jersey Superior Court, Chancery Division, Family Part (1995-1996).

Brian is a member of the New Jersey State Bar Association, Family Law Section, the New York State Bar Association, Family Law Section, Bergen County Bar Association and a member of the Bergen County Family Law Committee and former co-chairman of the Bergen County Family Law Committee. Brian is a former law clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Family Part, Bergen County, under Hon. Edward V. Torack (retired). Brian is a Certified Matrimonial Law Attorney, a designation granted by the New Jersey Supreme Court to attorneys who are able to demonstrate sufficient levels of experience, education, knowledge and skill in matrimonial practice. Brian has also been recognized as one of New Jersey’s Top Attorneys in Family Law by Super Lawyers, Rising Young Star (2008-2013) and Super Lawyers (2017-2019); Top Lawyers in Bergen County, Family Law, by Bergen County Magazine (2017 & 2018); Top Matrimonial Lawyers in New Jersey by (201) Magazine (2011 & 2019); has the highest possible rating, an AV Preeminent rating, in both legal ability and ethical standards by Martindale-Hubbell; and has a superb AVVO rating of 9.8 out of 10 reflecting his experience, peer endorsements, client reviews, community recognition and leadership. Brian practices in all areas of matrimonial and family law including divorce, child support, alimony, complex and high conflict custody and parenting time disputes, equitable distribution of assets, high net worth divorces, pre-marital agreements, mediation and arbitration, as well as, substantial appellate practice related to family law. Brian has authored several articles related to matrimonial and family law and has lectured and provided seminars on various family law related subjects