Not all lawyers born to immigrants go on to lead a pro bono effort of more than 350 attorneys and other staff assisting newcomers to this country, but John Giouroukakis did.
October 14, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Not all lawyers born to immigrants go on to lead a pro bono effort of more than 350 attorneys and other staff assisting newcomers to this country, but John Giouroukakis did.
As the son of Greeks who owned a Queens luncheonette, Giouroukakis translated leases and legal papers for his parents and helped them study to become citizens. Soon he was providing similar assistance for their immigrant customers.
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