Elizabeth Lanza

Elizabeth’s interest in education law stems from her experience teaching as an AmeriCorps member with City Year New York. In this capacity, she worked closely with students and their parents in an underserved community to ensure that each student received the services and support that they needed to succeed. 

Elizabeth graduated from Union College with a Bachelor of Arts in history and went on to receive her Juris Doctorate from New York Law School. During her time at New York Law School, Elizabeth participated in the Prosecution Clinic as an extern at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office and was a Constitutional Law Research Assistant to former ACLU President, Professor Nadine Strossen. Prior to joining the Law Offices of Neal H. Rosenberg, Elizabeth served the Brooklyn community as an Assistant District Attorney, where she gained extensive litigation experience presenting cases to the Grand Jury and trying cases in the courtroom.