City Law Department Entry Class Attorneys
Each year, the Law Department hires an entry class of recent law school graduates.
October 01, 2019 at 03:00 PM
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From left to right, top row: Larry Grijalva; Emma Semerad; Joshua Kaufman; Evan Gottstein; Andrew Spears; Marlena Smith; Mostafa Khairy; Aaron Davison; Gavin Mackie; Spencer Stresing; Jordan Aguirre; James Murray; William Gosling; Barbara Vidal Guiresse.
Third row: John Campbel, Deputy Director of Professional Development ; Antonia Edwards; Robert Panzera; Kevin Douchkoff; Alex Paez; Moshe Katz; Eunice Lee; Philip Simonelli; Jeremy Pepper; Lillian Esposito; Morgan Webber-Ottey; Amy Chyao; Nialah Ferrer; Brantley Carter; Jessica Engle; Amos Kim; Theodora Fleurant; Lillian Evans, Deputy Director of Legal Recruitment.
Second row: Fayola Alibey, Assistant Director of Legal Recruitment; Jessica Ellias, Assistant Director of Legal Recruitment; Wynee Ngo; Christin Nierman; Guerline Jean; Megan Schnader; Kimberly Wilkens; Stephen Van Doran; Krista Gay; Francis Galvez; Austin Hee; Jessica Plutchok; Meghan Poole; Margaret Huang; Amanda Delgrosso; Nicole Hilliard; Rachel Ramirez-Guest; Theresa Dernbach; Oscar Deonarine.
Front row: Brendaliz Minaya Ruiz; Veronica Pareja; Marcy Robles; Amanda Rolon; Stacy D'Cunha; Kelly Perkovich; Jessica Orellana; Erika Colangelo; Sherry Glover; Acting Corporation Counsel Georgia Pestana; Nishat Tabassum; Madjeen Garcon; Claudia Brodsky; Angela Wanslow; Melissa Alexander; Stephanie Barbaro; Megan Mulholland; Jillian Oliff; Stuart Smith, Director of Legal Recruitment
Not Pictured: Brendan Brown
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