Greenspoon Marder Supports The National Diversity Council’s Women In Leadership Symposium in New York
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New York, NY – May 1, 2019 – Greenspoon Marder was a proud supporter of the National Diversity Council’s Women in Leadership Symposium on May 1st in New York. The focus of this annual event is to bring together a diverse mix of successful women leaders who, through the discussion of topics relevant to today’s issues will educate, inspire and encourage women to reflect on their own goals and status as they strive to advance within their organizations. Partner Beth-Ann. Krimsky was a featured speaker at the event. Ms. Krimsky spoke on the “Standing Out and Speaking Up” panel. The firm is a corporate partner of the National Diversity Council .
Beth-Ann E. Krimsky is a commercial litigator and trial attorney whose practice includes a broad variety of business cases, including complex real estate and land use litigation, commercial disputes, fraud based litigation and class action defense with an emphasis on marketing, privacy and compliance issues (including pursuant to the TCPA, FCRA, and DPPA to name a few). Her practice includes trial work in both federal and state courts as well as alternative dispute resolution forums such as arbitration proceedings.
About Greenspoon Marder Greenspoon Marder is a national full-service business law firm with 240 attorneys and 26 locations across the United States. We are ranked amongst American Lawyer ’s Am Law 200, as one of the top law firms in the U.S. since 2015. Since our inception in 1981, our firm has been committed to providing excellent client service through our cross-disciplinary, client-team approach. Our mission is to understand the challenges that our clients face, build collaborative relationships, and craft creative solutions designed and executed with long-term strategic goals in mind. We serve Fortune 500, middle-market public and private companies, start-ups, emerging businesses, individuals and entrepreneurs nationwide.
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