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 […]

Kabbas Azhar (2024) and Olivia Pickard (2024) Are Featured

Equal Justice Works, the nation’s largest facilitator of opportunities in public interest law, today named its 2024 class of Fellows. Each of the 84 law school graduates, in collaboration with a nonprofit organization, has designed a two-year Equal Justice Works Fellowship project to address unmet legal needs of the community they will serve. Read more.

Lara K. Eshkenazi (’95) to Serve as Magistrate Judge

The Board of Judges of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York (EDNY) announced the selection of Lara Eshkenazi on Tuesday to serve as a magistrate judge for an eight-year term. Magistrate Judge Eshkenazi will preside at the Theodore Roosevelt Federal Courthouse at 225 Cadman Plaza East in Brooklyn. Read […]

Alison M. Vallot (2012) Is Featured

The location of Alison M. Vallot’s desk when she was a summer associate turned out to have a significant impact on her career. Although she was ostensibly working for the litigation group at WilmerHale, her office was located on the floor where the real estate practice group was located. That meant that partners would often […]

Lizette M. Perez-Deisboeck (’91) Is Featured

“I like helping people — taking difficult problems and trying to solve them,” she says. “As it relates to corporate law, I appreciate outcomes where everybody feels like something good has happened to them.” After a clerkship with Judge Michael A. Telesca of the Western District of the U.S. District Court of New York, Perez-Deisboeck […]

Stephanie S. Lovell (’85) Is Featured

Stephanie S. Lovell has been surprised by her entire legal career. Although she originally wanted to be a sports lawyer representing female athletes when she graduated from law school, she headed instead for private practice. Lovell spent almost six years at Hill and Barlow as a litigation associate, working on general litigation matters representing midsize […]