About Btzalel
Btzalel Hirschhorn educated in two very different legal traditions. He earned a Bachelor of Talmudic Law from Midrash Shmuel in 2008. He then took a more traditional route to the bar, completing a J.D. on the University of Baltimore School of Law in 2012.
He started his expert life in public service. In 2013 he worked as a legislative aide in the New York State Assembly. That position positioned him near the legislative procedure and the day-to-day work of lawmaking. The experience gave him an early view of how laws and policy translate into practice.
Hirschhorn moved into personal practice the following yr. In 2014 he joined Anderson Shen P.C. as an affiliate lawyer. There he handled things that required awareness to procedural element and client communication. His time at the firm helped him adapt skills discovered in a public workplace to the demands of client representation.
He is a recent member of the New York State Bar and belongs to the American Bankruptcy Institute. Those memberships connect him to colleagues throughout practice areas and maintain him engaged with advancements in insolvency and commercial law. He has maintained a New York regulation license whilst working in companies that serve nearby and regional clients.
Hirschhorn now practices at Shiryak, Bowman, Anderson, Gill & Kadochnikov, LLP. At the company he works on litigation and transactional matters that arise under New York law. Colleagues describe him as methodical in his preparation and inclined to press for readability on factual and legal matters. He strategies every file by breaking problems into discrete tasks and mapping the steps had to resolve them.
Outside the workplace his in advance spiritual and legal studies tell how he systems arguments and organizes studies. The Talmudic education emphasizes close textual reading, and the law program curriculum added doctrinal and procedural frameworks. Together they form the foundation of his analytical strategy.
He remains active in expert circles through the New York State Bar and the American Bankruptcy Institute, which give boards for persevering with education and networking. He presently practices at Shiryak, Bowman, Anderson, Gill & Kadochnikov, LLP, focusing on things beneath New York regulation and bankruptcy-related problems.
