Collin Murdock focuses on litigation and employment law. He represents businesses and individuals, working closely with clients throughout all stages of litigation, from initial case evaluation through discovery, negotiation, mediation, and trial.

Collin approaches each matter with a strategic, practical mindset, helping clients navigate complex legal disputes while remaining focused on efficient, effective outcomes. He is particularly focused on helping clients assess risk and make informed decisions in complex and often high-stakes situations.

Before his legal career, Collin held roles that shaped his perspective on advocacy and problem-solving. He interned in a congressional office, served as an AmeriCorps member, and worked in psychology-focused roles across multiple cities, focusing on adolescents and young adults. At Fordham University School of Law, Collin was selected for the Stein Scholars Program. He also gained experience in the federal court system through a judicial internship with The Honorable Richard M. Berman in the Southern District of New York and participated in an interdisciplinary program at Columbia University focused on education policy and public leadership.