"I anticipate that the coming years will present novel challenges to lawyers in the public-interest space," Alexander Shalom said. "It is exciting to me that I will have the opportunity to deploy the firm's resources—380 lawyers in five offices—to try to address some of the monumental challenges."
May 09, 2024 at 12:23 PM
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After 13 years directing Supreme Court advocacy for the American Civil Liberties Union’s New Jersey chapter, Alexander Shalom is embarking on a new phase of his career as chair of Lowenstein Sandler’s Center for the Public Interest.
Shalom took to X, formerly known as Twitter, last month to announce that he will be stepping down from his current role in June.
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Alexander Shalom, the chair of Lowenstein Sandler’s Center for the Public Interest. Photo: Carmen Natale/ALM
