A Big Thank You to Everyone Who Helped Support
The Center for New York City Law
During 2021
It is with deepest gratitude that New York Law School and the Center for New York City Law thank all of you who have supported us through this on-line Covid year. Your financial support helped make possible the Center’s CityLaw Breakfasts series, as well as our publications CityLaw and CityLand, our on-line research library CityAdmin, and our Continuing Legal Education programs. We are grateful beyond measure for your financial support. Thank you.
The Marc Haas Foundation
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc.
Steven Aresty Foundation
Charina Endowment Fund
Francis Greenburger
The Jewish Communal Fund
Angela Albertus
Penelope E. Andrews
Larian Angelo
Lauren R. Angelo ’08
Anonymous
Ken Auletta
Andrew Bateh
Jennifer Benepe
Andrea Berger
Darren S. Bloch ’04
Chuck Brass
Jeffrey Braun
Molly Brennan
Robert M. Brill, Esq.
Ray Bromley
Michael Burten
Albert K. Butzel
Alfred C Cerullo III
Diana Chapin
Kendall Christiansen
Steve M. Cohen ’13
David Condliffe
Jane R. Crotty
Elissa Cushman
Clinton N. Daggan, ’09
John L. Damon
Mark Diller
Linh Do
Deneen Donnley
Judith Fields Jurney ’79
Antonio Figueroa
Jeffrey Friedlander
Bethany Friedman
Noah Genel
Jennifer Gilroy Ruiz
Ramon Gilsanz
Mark Ginsberg
Steven Glassman
Jason Goldberg
Emily Goldman
Y. Gail Goode
Lorna Goodman
Adam P. Gordon ’11
Paul Gottsegen
Christabel Gough
Bryan Grimaldi
Robert Guitelman
Myrna Hall
David Hammer
Janet Handal
Wayne Hawley
Marjorie Henning
Samuel Hornick
Lawrence S. Huntington ’64
Petal M. Hwang ’13
Hon. Debra James
Lawrence Kahn
Brian Kaszuba ’04 and Molly Kaszuba
Roman Katz ’11
Jessica H. Kavoulakis ’01
Seth Kaye
Paul J. Korngold
James A. Krauskopf
Edward LaGrassa
Peter Lampen
Robin Lampert
Fay Leoussis
Leslie N. Leutwiler ’16
Lele Levay
Brenda Levin
Steven B. Levine
Lynette Lewis
Jack T. Linn
Brian E. Logan
Ronnie Lowenstein
Evelyn I. Mason ’86
Sharon McCarthy
Mary McCorry
Mark McIntyre
Carol Meenan
Hilary Meltzer
Dorothy Meyer
Frances Milberg
Joanna Mintzer-Ferrell and Donald Ferrell
Robert Moore
Alison Morpurgo
Thomas Thaddeus Newell
Glenn Newman
Dr. Lisette Nieves
James R. O’Neill
Michael D. Patrick
Hannah Pennington
Robert Plautz
Steven M. Polan
Christopher Pondish and Susan Pondish
Grace Powers
Dale and Craig Raisig
Ian Rasmussen
Michael Rebell
Lucius Riccio
Ronald E. Richter
Kurt W. Rieke ’91
David Rohde
Eric Rundbaken
Pasqualino Russo
Hon. Joan R. Salzman
Prof. Ross Sandler and Mrs. Alice Sandler
Lee and Diane Sandler
Jenny Sandler
Josie Sandler
Larry Sapadin
Gary D. Schuller ’78
Katie Schwab
Keith Schwam
Bart Schwartz
Gerald Scupp
Brendan Sexton
Robert Shansky
Frank Sinatra
Asha S. Smith ’07
Steven Smollens
Gerard Soffian
Polly Spain
Susan Stamler
Roschel Holland H. Stearns
Paul and Chandler Tagliabue
Andrew Tagliabue
John R. Tatulli ’04
Patricia-Anne Taylor Carsel ’87
Sheila Tendy
Erika Thomas
Philip Tugendrajch
Johnny T. Vasser Jr. ’11
Louis Venech
Roxanne Warren
Leonard Wasserman
Roberta Weisbrod
Carl Weisbrod
Joanna Weiss
Demia Wilburn
Anthony Wood
John Wotowicz
Barak Wrobel
Joni Yoswein
Derek Zimmerman ’03
The year 2022 marks the 28th year of operation of the Center for New York City Law at New York Law School. The longevity could not have been achieved without the loyal and generous support of so many friends of the Center for New York City Law, many of whose names are listed on the opposite page. We are proud that so many of you contributed and supported the Center for New York City Law and are grateful to each and every one of you.
The Center for New York City Law started in 1994 with the idea that New York City’s government was an important topic for New York Law School and its students. That idea was enthusiastically embraced by the faculty and especially by the then dean, Harry Wellington. Harry loved New York City, welcomed the Center, and supported all of its early initiatives. Our current dean Anthony Crowell has continued that enthusiastic support.
One of Harry Wellington’s conditions in agreeing to the creation of the Center for New York City Law was that the Center had to find significant financial support for its activities..
From the very start foundations and individuals have contributed to support CityLaw, CityLand, the CityLaw Breakfasts, and CityAdmin. We are so grateful for this support. This support has made it possible to reach records we could not have imaged: CityLaw is in its 28th year, CityLand in its 20th year and CityAdmin in its 25th year. We have held 174 CityLaw Breakfasts!
Challenges are many. During last year the Center for New York City Law sustained the CityLaw Breakfasts and our CLE programs by moving the programs to Zoom. But we regret the loss of personal contact. CityAdmin is used by hundreds of researchers each week, but it is becoming costly to maintain. We rely on the internet for CityLand, but still print CityLaw. We stick with printing CityLaw despite its additional cost and effort because people like hard copy and so many of you support the print edition.
The Center for New York City Law will meet the challenges because we have such loyal and generous supporters like you. We thank each and every one of you. Thank you.
Ross Sandler