Ostroff always knew he was going to retire eventually, planning to do so at 65, until his near-death experience with COVID-19 sped up the process. Ostroff retired in January, stepping away from the practice and passing ownership on to his managing partner, Rich Godshall. His retirement was featured in The Legal Intelligencer in December, an interview and article he was very proud to participate in.

Ostroff maintains some level of involvement in high-level case strategy and firm management, but is largely concentrating on his philanthropic work in his retirement.

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