Sarah Schielke (’09) Is Featured
Sarah Schielke (pronounced “shell-key”) was born and raised in Rochester, New York. She attended Middlebury College in Vermont where she received a B.A. in Psychology and graduated magna cum laude. Sarah then went on to law school at the Boston University School of Law on a full academic merit scholarship. There, she was the Managing […]
Fran DeLuca (’14) Returns as Shareholder at Ogletree Deakins
Ogletree Deakins, one of the largest labor and employment law firms representing management, is pleased to announce that Francesco (Fran) DeLuca is rejoining the firm as a shareholder in the Boston office and will be working in Providence, Rhode Island. DeLuca arrives to the firm from Epstein Becker & Green, where he was a partner. Read more.
Justice Cheryl E. Chambers (’76) Takes Over as New President of the New York Bar Foundation
The Honorable Cheryl E. Chambers, Associate Justice of the Appellate Division, Second Department, assumed her new role as President of the New York Bar Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the New York State Bar Association, on June 1. David Schraver, a past president of the New York State Bar Association, ascended to the role of […]
John Littzi (’03) Named in Top 25 General Counsels in Insurance of 2024
John Littzi is the GC of Coalition, the world’s first Active Insurance provider designed to help prevent digital risk before it strikes. The company provides automated cyber alerts, expert guidance and advice, and third-party risk management to businesses worldwide through its holistic cyber risk management platform, Coalition Control. Read more.
David E. Kelley (’83) Is Featured
You can’t throw a stone without hitting a David E. Kelley show. The writer-producer has created 29 series and miniseries across 35 years, and they’ve run on Hulu, Peacock, Disney+, Netflix, HBO, Amazon, Apple TV+, TNT, and all four major networks. He writes scripts like some of us sneeze in the springtime — a lot […]
Jonathan Allen (’19) Is Featured
In today’s ever-changing world, education and professional advancement are intrinsic steps in an individual’s growth as a person and as a member of society. Yet systemic barriers are continuously preventing underrepresented communities from accessing higher education and leadership opportunities. Read more.
Nicole Lawrence Ezer (’94) Named One of the Best Immigration Lawyers Houston, Texas of 2024
Houston is one of the most diverse cities in the United States, with immigrants making up nearly a quarter of its inhabitants. While the promise of a new life entices many to the city, the immigration process can be complex, lengthy and stressful. Working with a Houston immigration lawyer can be crucial in helping you […]
Ira Azulay (’96) Named One of the Best Immigration Lawyers Chicago, IL of 2024
About 18% of the Chicago population is made up of immigrants. Whether you are hoping to move to Chicago yourself or need help bringing in employees or family members, working with a qualified immigration lawyer can make a huge difference. We’ve researched the best immigration lawyers in Chicago to help you get started and outlined […]
Ben Giumarra (’12) Named in Top 25 General Counsels in Financial Services of 2024
Attorney Intel is pleased to announce The Top 25 General Counsels in Financial Services of 2024. In the evolving landscape of financial services, the role of General Counsels has remained instrumental, navigating complex legal frameworks while steering their organizations toward compliance, innovation, and sustainable growth. For every 1,750 employees in the financial sector, there is […]
Partner Grace V.B. Garcia (’98) Elected as Managing Partner at Morrison Mahoney LLP
Morrison Mahoney LLP is pleased to announce that Partner Grace V.B. Garcia has been elected Managing Partner of the firm. As Managing Partner, Grace will be responsible for all firm operations across Morrison Mahoney’s 10 offices throughout the Northeast as she maintains her active practice. Grace brings a wealth of experience and a distinguished track […]