Jonathan Riegel said he wanted to establish a line of communication with city, state and federal elected officials.
March 01, 2024 at 04:45 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Jonathan Riegel, executive director of the Queens County Bar Association, said it was nice to be acknowledged on the New York State Assembly floor recently.
But the manager of operations for the association of 1,500 bar admitted attorneys, and another 300 non-dues paying law school students, insists he hadn’t traveled to the Capitol to lobby for any particular initiative.
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Queens County Bar Association Executive Director Jonathan Riegel, left, in the Albany office of Senate Judiciary member Toby Ann Stavisky, D-Queens, right. Courtesy photo
