Abramowitz helped pioneer the business of defending major commercial and political officials and built a reputation for representing high-profile clients who are under investigation or facing prosecution.
September 20, 2016 at 12:03 AM
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The boys in Elkan Abramowitz’s post World War II Brooklyn neighborhood had three career options: the law, medicine and going into business with their fathers.
“My father was an accountant and I couldn’t add two and two, so I really thought I couldn’t be an accountant. Also I couldn’t stand the sight of blood. So by default, I just kept saying I was going to be a lawyer,” he said.
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