A former senior Manhattan federal prosecutor, Zornberg served as the mayor’s chief counsel since July 2023. “It has been a great honor to serve the city,” she wrote in a letter to the mayor.

NYC Mayor Adams' and his chief legal counsel Lisa Zornberg. “We appreciate all the work Lisa has done for our administration and, more importantly, the city over the past 13 months,” read the ...

NEW YORK -- New York City Mayor Eric Adams' Chief Counsel Lisa Zornberg announced her resignation late Saturday night. Not many details have been provided about Zornberg's sudden resignation just ...

Lisa Zornberg, NYC's Chief Counsel, Suddenly Steps Down NYC’s Chief Counsel Lisa Zornberg Suddenly Resigns Amid Massive Corruption Probe Circling Mayor Eric Adams & His Inner Circle ...

Mayor Adams appointed Zornberg to the city’s top legal job in July 2023. Robert Miller. She took over as the city counsel last summer, replacing Brendan McGuire — who himself is representing ...

Lisa Zornberg, New York City Hall's chief counsel, is leaving her post in Eric Adams' administration — just days after NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban resigned as the city's top cop, she ...

New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams is next in the line of succession and would become acting mayor. He previously served on the NYC Council representing the 45th District neighborhoods ...

NEW YORK CITY - NYC Mayor Eric Adams' chief counsel, Lisa Zornberg, resigned on Saturday. Since July 2023, Zornberg has been the lead attorney for both the mayor and City Hall. "I am deeply ...

Mayor Eric Adams’s counsel and chief legal adviser, Lisa Zornberg, abruptly resigned on Saturday — a major departure from the administration at a time when the mayor and his inner circle face ...

NEW YORK -- New York City Mayor Eric Adams' Chief Counsel Lisa Zornberg announced her resignation late Saturday night. It comes after federal agents raided some of the mayor's top officials ...

News Lisa Zornberg, Chief Counsel to NYC Mayor Eric Adams, Resigns Post "I have concluded that I can no longer effectively serve in my position," she wrote Adams in a letter on Sept 14.