Tagged: law

Two alumni challenge FDA guidelines restricting the use of adipose cells that can heal.

Leslie Lipton '80: How on earth did I end up working in a luxury theater’s kitchen after 20-plus years as an attorney?

Clarissa (Polk) Shah ’10 has pursued a law career that allows her to sustain her passion for Chinese language and East Asian studies.

As a partner at Hughes Hubbard & Reed in New York City, Sarah Loomis Cave ’95 assists pro bono in cases that make a real impact on people's lives.

Hannah Robinson '11 worked building legal cases involving genocide crimes in Guatemala, a nation where 26 legal professionals have been murdered since 2013.

Jack Kupferman ’77 is a champion for issues related to elders. It’s a lifelong dedication for the attorney who is employed by the New York City Department for the Aging.

Throughout his legal career, working in the family court system, Richard Rivera ’86 has strived to be a role model and to help young people avoid becoming adult criminals.

Vic Walczak ’83 fights for civil liberties of all kinds. After all, it’s his job.

Colgate alumnus Arthur G. Pitts ’73, a justice on the New York State Supreme Court, complements his law work with playing piano in Long Island restaurants.