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Deborah Karpatkin opened her solo law practice in 1991, building on a legal career that has included private practice, academia, and service to advocacy/nonprofit organizations.
Today, the Law Office of Deborah H. Karpatkin serves a wide range of clients, in a wide range of workplace matters, both litigation and transactional. Her diverse clients include individuals and small business owners; executives in transition and lower-wage workers; and professionals in health care, law, journalism, and faith-based organizations. Her clients work in corporations and non-profit organizations; the military and the government; technology and finance; and academia and the media.
Ms. Karpatkin is a trusted advisor to her colleagues and to nonprofit organizations. She is an executive board member of the National Employment Lawyers' Association of New York, and a member of the NYC Bar Association, serving currently on its Military Affairs and Sex and Law Committees. She serves as co-General Counsel to the New York Civil Liberties Union, where she was a board member for 23 years.
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Deborah Karpatkin opened her solo law practice in 1991, building on a legal career that has included private practice, academia, and service to advocacy/nonprofit organizations.
Today, the Law Office of Deborah H. Karpatkin serves a wide range of clients, in a wide range of workplace matters, both litigation and transactional. Her diverse clients include individuals and small business owners; executives in transition and lower-wage workers; and professionals in health care, law, journalism, and faith-based organizations. Her clients work in corporations and non-profit organizations; the military and the government; technology and finance; and academia and the media.
Ms. Karpatkin is a trusted advisor to her colleagues and to nonprofit organizations. She is an executive board member of the National Employment Lawyers' Association of New York, and a member of the NYC Bar Association, serving currently on its Military Affairs and Sex and Law Committees. She serves as co-General Counsel to the New York Civil Liberties Union, where she was a board member for 23 years.
