Alyssa Kajian joined BFC in 2026. Her practice is focused on representing community associations and on real estate law. Alyssa brings a diverse background in both litigation and transactional matters across a variety of practice areas.
Prior to joining BFC, Alyssa clerked for the Honorable Judge Rudolph A. Filko, A.J.S.C., in the Passaic vicinage. As a law clerk, Alyssa drafted opinions and orders in civil and criminal cases, and reviewed pleadings, motions, and supporting documents in litigation matters. Additionally, while in law school Alyssa interned at the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey, where she assisted in white collar crime, civil defense, and other matters.
Alyssa received her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Philosophy from Seton Hall University, as an Honors Program graduate, and earned her Juris Doctorate from Rutgers University School of Law, Newark, where she served as Commentaries Editor of the Rutgers Law Review. Alyssa worked as a clinical law student in the Rutgers Transactional and Community Lawyering Clinic, providing transactional legal services for small businesses and non-profits in Newark and surrounding communities. Alyssa also served as the Secretary and an active volunteer for Rutgers Street Law, an organization that provides weekly lessons in the law to high school students in Newark.
Education
- Seton Hall University (B.A. 2021)
- Rutgers School of Law – Newark (J.D. 2025)
Admissions
- New Jersey (2026)