Over the last three decades, the New York State Bar Association has had few occasions to be led by someone who came directly from a low-income legal services organization into the presidency of the influential, 146-year-old organization.
On June 1, Sherry Levin Wallach, a deputy executive director for The Legal Aid Society of Westchester County, officially became the third such person to fit that description.
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