In the 2006, the Law and Politics Magazine and the Connecticut Magazine reported the Linda Alderman had been selected as on of the "SuperLawyers"  in the practice area of environmental law.

Since 1987, Ms. Alderman's practice has had  an emphasis on environmental law, Land Use and Zoning.  Her clients have included property owners, industrial manufacturers, large and small businesses, lending institutions, developers, individuals, and municipalities with issues related to a vast spectrum of environmental matters. These issues include:  Soil and groundwater contamination, regulatory compliance, solid and hazardous waste management; Underground storage tanks; Water pollution control; Asbestos management; Emergency spill response; Remediation cost recovery; Underground storage tank fund applications; Transfer Act compliance, environmental due diligence for corporate and real estate transactions, EPA and Connecticut DEP state enforcement proceedings. 
      
Ms. Alderman was born in New York City in 1963.  She was educated at Northwestern University (B.A. History, 1984) and Syracuse University College of Law (J.D., 1987), where she  earned the Anderson  Award for outstanding legal scholarship, was the Executive Editor of the Syracuse Law Review and an Instructor of Legal Writing and Advocacy.