The Legal Aid Society's attorney-in-chief, Seymour James Jr., began his two-day visit to campus as Touro Law's 2015 Public Interest Lawyer in Residence on Monday.
October 23, 2015 at 04:00 AM
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The Legal Aid Society’s attorney-in-chief, Seymour James Jr., third from left, speaks with staff and students at the Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center on Monday during his two-day visit to campus as Touro Law’s 2015 Public Interest Lawyer in Residence.
From left, Daniel Straffer, staff attorney for Touro Law’s disaster relief clinic; Erica Vladimer, Touro’s director of alumni and donor relations; James; and 3L students Gabrielle Cleaves, Sean McLeod and Samantha Valentin.
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