Amber Marshall is a Supervising Attorney at The Legal Aid Societys Housing Justice Unit, specializing in tenant rights and housing law for low-income New Yorkers. A Syracuse University Law alumna, she also co-chairs the New York City Bar Associations Housing Court Committee, focusing on policy and legislative reform.
Her career is marked by a deep commitment to public service, evidenced by her litigation on behalf of vulnerable families and her work drafting amicus briefs to defend eviction moratoria. She has received an award for her pro bono and community service work.
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