Frank Carone named chair of NYS Bar Association’s Transportation Law Committee
Driverless cars are slowly becoming more of a reality and the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) wants to be at the forefront of legal issues involving them so it recently created a Transportation Law Committee and have named Frank Carone as its chair.
Carone, an executive partner at Abrams Fensterman, has six years of experience as a member of the NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission.
“The combination of rapid growth and large public-private investments in transportation requires a cohesive approach to the legal issues and challenges that affect the daily movement of New Yorkers, their industries and the laws and lawyers serving them,” Carone said. “I applaud the (NYSBA) for recognizing this need and entrusting me with the responsibility of advancing much-needed resolutions on pressing and evolving transportation issues.”
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