As a child of two attorneys who ran a family-law practice, Joel Kurtzberg grew up hearing about the law over dinner and about cases at bedtime—upon his request. So it was no surprise he grew up thinking he would follow his parents into practice.
Those family discussions also sparked an interest in social justice. Before attending Harvard Law School, he spent two years with Teach for America at a junior high school in a poor New Orleans neighborhood.
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