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Tromberg Law Group Expands Into Virginia

Tromberg Law Group, one of the largest woman-owned creditor firms in Florida, is now expanding into Virginia with a new office located in the heart of Richmond, the state capital. Firm owner Andrea Tromberg acquired Gladstone Law Group in 2017, the firm at which she had served as Managing Partner since 2011, and immediately began looking for opportunities to expand beyond Florida and Puerto Rico.

Tromberg brought on Kelly Gring, an attorney based in the city of Richmond, Virginia. Gring graduated from Pennsylvania State University in 2005 and earned her law degree from the University of Richmond’s T.C. William’s School of Law in December 2007. Gring has been practicing in the field of creditor’s rights since 2008.

Gring is licensed to practice in the Supreme Court of Virginia, the Eastern and Western Districts of Virginia, as well as the Eastern and Western District Bankruptcy Courts of Virginia, and became licensed to practice law in the state of Georgia in 2016. She is a seasoned litigator and has appeared in most of Virginia’s 133 state courts, the Eastern District of Virginia, and both the Eastern and Western District of Virginia Bankruptcy Courts with regularity.

Gring was the founding member of the American Legal and Financial Network’s Junior Executives and Professional’s (JPEG) group, and was a Picture the Future winner for the JPEG group. Gring has served on the ALFN’s board of directors since 2013. She has spoken on numerous panels at ALFN events and other continuing legal education seminars on topics including nonjudicial foreclosure in Virginia, title curative measures, moving into management, and how to bridge the age gap between baby boomers and younger generations.

In this market, which has seen great ups and downs, Tromberg believes, “There is always room for success when you have excellent lawyers, amazing staff, and a dedicated team. I could not do this without the support of my staff, Kelly Gring, and our clients that believe in our firm.”

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