Siegel Law Firm founder and lead attorney Bradley Siegel recently met with New York City Mayor Eric Adams at a private event as the incoming president of The Brandeis Association, a Queens, NY-based bar association for Jewish legal professionals and students.
At the meeting, Mr. Siegel discussed with Mayor Adams the rising tide of antisemitism in New York City and on college campuses. He also shared his thoughts on how the city can better combat this problem.
Mayor Adams expressed his strong commitment to fighting antisemitism and pledged to work with The Brandeis Association and other community organizations to address this issue.
Mr. Siegel is also on the board of directors of Life's Angels, whose mission is to help families and children in need, and is the Chair of the Advisory Board for Nassau Suffolk Law Services.
He is a passionate advocate for social justice and is committed to making a difference in the world.
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