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Crystal Villasenor
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Crystal Villasenor is running for New York Civil Court Judge.
Personal background
Crystal earned her bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Johnson & Wales University and her law degree from Florida Coastal School of Law.
Professional background
Crystal currently serves as an assistant court attorney in the New York State Court System. She previously ran her own law firm. Prior to that, Crystal worked as an attorney at The Law Offices of Glasser & McGuire, L.L.C and Jack L. Glasser, P.C.
Political background
Crystal Villasenor's campaign for civil court judge is her first run for public office.
Legal Experience
As an attorney at The Law Offices of Glasser & McGuire, L.L.C., researched, drafted, and filed legal documents, and provided defense and counsel to clients, specializing in landlord and tenant law, real estate law, family law and matrimonial law.
As an attorney at Jack L. Glasser, P.C., researched, drafted, and filed legal documents, and provided defense and counsel to clients, specializing in proceedings in foreclosure actions, emergency applications for injunctive relief, commercial litigation, contract disputes, guardianship proceedings, among others.
As a managing partner at The Law Office of Crystal R. Villasenor, PLLC, oversaw finances and budgeting, shaped and enforced firm culture, helped attract new clients, managed and mentored legal associates, and guided growth in the firm’s areas of legal practice.
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Judicial Philosophy
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Judicial Administration
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Ethics & Conduct
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Community Involvement
Volunteered at the South Texas Family detention camp in order to represent migrant families at asylum hearings.
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