The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has announced two high-profile appointments. Polly Greenberg has been tapped as chief of the major economic crimes bureau and David Szuchman has been appointed a deputy chief of the investigation division. The appointments fill positions held by Richard Weber, who recently accepted an appointment as chief of criminal investigation for the IRS.
Greenberg, a New York University School of Law graduate, first joined the office in 1993, working in the appeals and special prosecutions bureaus. After going into private practice in 2000, she returned to the office in 2005. Greenberg was appointed deputy chief for the major economic crimes bureau soon after its establishment two years ago. Her latest appointment is effective April 16.
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