Susan Chana Lask High Profile Attorney

Susan Chana Lask is named by the media as New York's "High Powered", "High Profile" attorney for the past 25 years. She is a legal powerhouse that won't quit.

Every major media outlet contacts Lask as a legal commentator, including CNN, NPR Radio, NewsWeek and The Washington Post.

Lask made history worldwide many times with her courageous filings of State and Federal civil, criminal and Appellate cases. She convinced the FDA to change the warning labels for Ambien after filing her class action against Big Pharma Sanofi-Aventis. She single-handedly shut down New York's Foreclosure Mill by filing a class action Federal suit, she won major civil rights cases, beat New York's alleged "best" attorneys in appellate cases, made case law and worked with Congress, the Department of Justice and Attorneys General in many cases at their request.

Lask has helped thousands of people over her 25 year career, saved children from being taken from parents when the court system failed, uncovered major frauds and had the courage to have a law guardian and judge removed from cases after proving their bias.

Her education comes from the best private colleges and universities and includes a double major BA in psychology/sociology completed in 3 years as oppossed to 4 and a Masters in Arts and Humanities, with a concentration in philosophy and British and Russian novels, completed in one year as oppossed to the two year program, including studying abroad at Tel Aviv University several times; once during a war.

She served in a quasi-judicial position appointed by the State of New York for the mentally handicapped, as an arbitrator deciding trial for the NY City Courts and is an Accredited Course lecturer by New York State's Continuing Education Legal Board for attorneys Nationwide, a faculty lecturer at Stanford University School of Law, among her many other achievments. Visit www.appellate-brief.com