Andrea Masley
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Andrea Masley (b. 1963) is an attorney, law professor, author and a former judicial candidate (Democrat). She is an adjunct professor at Fordham Law School. She is author of The Better Business Bureau: A Resource for Lenders, Commercial Lending Review.[1] She has been the principal court attorney to state Supreme Court Justices Louise Gruner Gans and Charles Edward Ramos in the division that handles commercial cases.[2]. She is chair of the Committee on State Courts of Superior Jurisdiction at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.[3]
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Masley received her B.A. in Economics from Rutgers University in 1984; she returned to the university to graduate in 1987 with an M.B.A. in finance. In 1991, Masley earned her J.D. from Fordham University School of Law.
[edit] Quotes by Masley
- "Since my father is Russian and my mother is Ukrainian, I learned about those cultures and grew curious about the world's many other cultures, so I have a life-long love of travel."[4]
- "...I am concerned about the future of our legal system, and I volunteered in the last two presidential elections. My other volunteer work has centered around helping victims of sexual harassment and sex discrimination."
[edit] Quotes about Masley
- "The field here includes two unusually promising candidates. Andrea Masley is the principal court attorney to a state Supreme Court Justice sitting in the division that handles commercial cases.... The court system needs judges with Ms. Masley's expertise in commercial litigation, but in a close call [David] Cohen's experience as a housing judge earns our endorsement." New York Times endorsement for Manhattan Second District Civil Court.
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[edit] References
- ^ Fordham Law School biography of Masley
- ^ New York Times editorial, Civil Court Choices, The New York Times, August 20, 2006, Page 11.
- ^ [www.abcny.org/pdf/report/StateCourts_interrogatories_rpt.pdf Report on Proposed New York Court Rule Regarding Interrogatories]
- ^ Message from Masley for judicial candidacy
