Anne S. Babineau Named to the NJBIZ 2026 Law Power List

Anne S. Babineau, Shareholder and Senior Counsel – Special Projects in the Real Estate and Redevelopment group at Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A., has been named to the NJBIZ 2026 Law Power List, which recognizes New Jersey attorneys whose influence, professional accomplishments, and leadership have made a meaningful impact on the legal profession and the business community.

Anne's selection reflects her longstanding commitment to redevelopment law and her work helping advance transformative public-private redevelopment projects throughout New Jersey. As a member of Wilentz's multidisciplinary Real Estate and Redevelopment Practice, she works alongside a team of experienced attorneys on some of the state's most significant redevelopment initiatives. Together, Anne and the Real Estate and Redevelopment team have navigated complex redevelopment matters and advanced projects that have revitalized communities, attracted investment, and supported economic growth throughout New Jersey. She also draws on that experience writing and speaking for law and business organizations. 

NJBIZ noted that those selected have demonstrated the ability to navigate today's increasingly complex legal and business landscape, adding that they "can handle this difficult environment" and "know their stuff – both in the casebooks and the business books." NJBIZ further observed that New Jersey's legal profession "has been, and will continue to be, in capable hands." Anne’s inclusion on the 2026 NJBIZ Law Power List underscores the respect she has earned among clients, colleagues, and industry leaders, as well as the continuing impact of her contributions to the state's redevelopment landscape.

NJBIZ Law Power List is published by BridgeTower Media. Honorees are selected by the NJBIZ editorial staff based on reporting conducted throughout the year, input from industry experts, and recommendations from readers. Selections come from professional accomplishments, public service, and contributions that “help make New Jersey a better place to live, work, and do business.” The publication is a private peer review publication, not a court specific public certification vehicle. No aspect of this advertisement has been submitted to or approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.