Sabel, who previously spent 25 years with the New York City Legal Aid Society, rejoined the organization as CEO and attorney-in-chief in 2019 for what was supposed to be a six-month interim period. Then came a global pandemic.
April 28, 2022 at 10:54 AM
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When The Legal Aid Society’s board chair approached Janet Sabel a few years ago about returning to the U.S.’s largest provider of legal services for low-income clients as CEO and attorney-in-chief—a post she is stepping away from next month—she did not immediately jump at the chance.
“I will say, honestly, that was not my agenda. I had no interest in coming back to Legal Aid,” Sabel said.
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