Seven Axinn Attorneys Recognized by 2024 Empire State Counsel Program
October 8, 2025
Axinn is proud to announce that seven of our attorneys have been recognized by the 2024 Empire State Counsel Program, an initiative of the New York State Bar Association that honors lawyers who each contributed 50 hours or more of pro bono legal services in the past year.
This recognition reflects Axinn’s ongoing dedication to pro bono service and its commitment to ensuring access to justice for those in need.
The following Axinn attorneys were recognized for their contributions:
- Nicholas E.O. Gaglio
- Thomas G. Rohback
- Matthew L. Gorski
- Victoria J. Lu
- Tomasz W. Mielniczuk
- Kyle R. Sherwood
- Jason S. Wasserman
Like last year, the firm itself was also recognized by the New York State Bar Association and received a Firm Certificate in honor of its collective pro bono efforts.
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