Law is a profession and the New York State Bar Association is an essential part of it. The law, like other professions, has standards for education and training, admissions and professional conduct. And like other professions, it relies on professional organizations to maintain and protect those standards, ensure the training of members, and advance the goals of the profession, including service to the public. Within the NYSBA, the Business Law Section performs those functions for business lawyers and the business community in New York state and beyond.

I joined the Section’s Securities Regulation Committee almost 30 years ago, because of an interest I had in New York’s securities law, the Martin Act. As a member of the Committee, including three years as Chair, I learned more about the far corners of state and federal securities law than I ever knew existed and met lawyers who became mentors, colleagues and friends.

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