Emily Altman

Founded in 1945, Seyfarth Shaw has grown from three Chicago-based attorneys to a network of more than 725 attorneys with clients worldwide. The firm operates through and maintains offices in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York City and San Francisco. Seyfarth Shaw serves more than 200 clients in various sectors, including financial institutions, media organizations, hotels, airlines and railroads, as well as federal, state and local government and educational entities. It offers legal assistance in various practice areas, such as labor and employment, antitrust and trade regulation, state and local taxes, contract drafting and negotiation, corporate transactions and restructuring. It also offers advisory services on pension funds and institutional investment, development and construction, discrimination litigation and bankruptcy matters. The firm participates in community service through its nonprofit unit, The Seyfarth Shaw Charitable Foundation, which organizes numerous fundraising events. In addition, its attorneys and staff take part in various philanthropic and community welfare activities.

Arbitrator and Mediator

The Legal Aid Society in Brooklyn, NY, is dedicated to ensuring that no New Yorker is denied the right to equal justice. They provide free legal representation to low-income individuals on a variety of issues, including criminal trials, juvenile justice, housing, and immigration matters. In addition to direct legal services, the organization partners with local communities to empower individuals through resources and educational materials. Their commitment to systemic change is reflected in their advocacy for new laws and policies that address the needs of their clients, supported by pro bono partnerships with leading law firms. Generated from the website