New York County Lawyers Association

07/30/2026

Congratulations to Daniel Wiig on his feature in amNewYork Law!

The article spotlights Dan’s work as host of NYCLA Amicus Curiae: Candidly Speaking with Host Daniel K. Wiig, a podcast that brings legal conversations to life for attorneys and anyone interested in understanding the law.

We’re proud to see NYCLA’s podcast recognized.

Read the full article at the link in our bio.

Then listen wherever you get your podcasts or at NYCLA.org.

07/04/2026

THE DREAM. THE IDEA. THE NATION.

In just 1,458 words, the Declaration of Independence gave voice to a revolutionary idea that continues to shape our nation 250 years later.

Today, we celebrate not only America’s independence, but the enduring principles embodied in the Declaration, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. These Charters of Freedom continue to remind us that liberty, justice, and the rule of law require the stewardship of every generation.

Happy Independence Day from the New York County Lawyers Association. 🇺🇸

06/04/2026

Installed on Thursday.

Mentoring future lawyers on Tuesday.

Promoting civic education on Wednesday.

Not a bad first week.

From the NYCLA Internship Luncheon to the Hon. Richard L. Price High School Essay Contest Awards, this week was all about investing in the next generation and strengthening the rule of law.

06/04/2026

05/01/2026

Law Day 2026 highlights the Rule of Law and the American Dream. Proud to see our President, Richard P. Swanson, and President-Elect, Ronald C. Minkoff, featured in the New York Law Journal reflecting on how law, opportunity, and immigration shape that story. Let’s continue the dialogue.

04/16/2026

An evening dedicated to those shaping the future of the courts.

The New York legal community came together to honor an exceptional group of newly elected, newly appointed, re-elected, and re-appointed judges across multiple courts and divisions.

From the energy in the room to the significance of the moment, the night reflected both recognition and responsibility.

With remarks by Hon. Edwina G. Richardson, the message was clear. Judicial service carries lasting impact, and the strength of the bench depends on those who step forward to serve. Congratulations to our honorees and that you to our Reception Chairs Craig S. Kesch, Esq. and Russell D. Morris, Esq.