Adams to nominate Goode-Trufant as NYC Corp. Counsel, replacing Hinds-Radix
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Mayor Adams announced the nomination of Muriel Goode-Trufant as corporation counsel after her role as acting counsel for NYC, emphasizing her extensive experience in the legal department.
The corporation counsel's role involves providing legal representation to various offices and agencies in New York City, a significant responsibility requiring both legal expertise and deep understanding of city governance.
Former nominee Randy Mastro withdrew after an intense City Council hearing that lasted for 11 hours, showcasing the rigorous scrutiny and challenges involved in securing such high-level positions.
With over 30 years of experience in the NYC Law Department, Goode-Trufant's transition to the permanent role is seen as an attempt to stabilize the city's legal representation.
Read at Brooklyn Eagle
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