Cuddy & Feder L.L.P., a regional law firm headquartered in White Plains, has named Joshua E. Kimerling as its new managing partner.
He succeeds William S. Null, who stepped down from the position after 14 years, during which time the 43-year-old firm expanded farther into the Hudson Valley, southern Connecticut and other parts of the tristate area.
A Dobbs Ferry resident, Kimerling has served as vice chairman of the firm’s litigation department and on its management committee. He began his career at Cuddy & Feder in 1994 as an associate in the litigation department and was elected to the partnership in 2001.
Null will continue to represent a growing client base in the firm’s land use department, a Cuddy & Feder spokeswoman said.
“Cuddy & Feder has always worked hard to bring both legal expertise and great value to our clients, and no one has done that better over the last 14 years than Bill Null,” Kimerling said in a press release. “We have all gained immensely from his leadership, and I am glad to have his counsel as my new team continues to bring the best legal advice to our diverse clients.”
The firm”™s new management committee also will include Anthony B. Gioffre III, land use and zoning partner, and Michael L. Katz, real estate and transactional partner.
Cuddy & Feder L.L.P. was founded in 1971 by real estate attorney Robert Feder and Judge William Cuddy of White Plains. The firm also has offices in Manhattan, Fishkill and Stamford.  It represents clients in the areas of real estate, corporate, litigation, land use, finance and trusts & estates.
Editor’s note: A previous version of this article incorrectly described Kimerling, rather than Null, as continuing to represent clients in the firm’s land use department.Â
