Experience

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  Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

  • Litigation Database Specialist

    • 2019 - Present

    Maintain integrity of the firm's litigation database to support the Litigation Practice and Business Development team; involves significant legal research, collaboration with business development, systems administrators and Knowledge Management team, and familiarity with legal tech developments.

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  Mary Silver for New York City Council - District 2

  • New York, United States

  • Candidate

    • 2016 - 2017
    • New York, United States

    Launched, organized, and managed all aspects of campaign, including TV ads. Raised maximum spend amount; received full Campaign Finance Board matching funds. Endorsed by the New York Daily News.

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  Law Office of Mary D. Silver

  • New York, United States

  • Attorney

    • 2009 - 2016
    • New York, United States

    Researched and analyzed legal issues to address client controversies. Wrote memoranda; reviewed legal briefs; interpreted laws, rulings, and regulations for individuals and businesses.

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  Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP

  • Staff Attorney

    • 2006 - 2009

    Organized and participated in extensive document review projects. Reviewed legal and financial documents for complex litigation. Prepared privilege log and completed quality review of discovery materials.

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  New York University School of Law

  • New York, United States

  • Director, Part-Time Graduate Programs and Professional Skills Training

    • 2002 - 2005
    • New York, United States

    Planned and achieved mission-driven objectives to deliver engaging legal and business curriculum, including international conferences and the school's first global online Tax LL.M. Effectively served as primary liaison for advisory boards, public policy associations, and strategic partners.

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  NYU School of Professional Studies

  • United States
  • Higher Education
  • 700 & Above Employee

  • Director, Finance, Law & Taxation

    • 1998 - 2002

    Full profit and loss responsibility for the Center for Finance, Law and Taxation with $6 million revenue; 7 professionals and seven staff members. Product lines and marketing responsibilities included credit-bearing diplomas, 15 non-credit finance and law certificates, including a Certificate in Dispute Resolution, U.S. Law and Methodology and Intellectual Property, and 21 national law and tax conferences, 300 non-credit finance and law courses, including online course initiatives, professional discussion groups and custom corporate training programs, serving 7,500 annual enrollments. Raised over $250,000 in sponsorship contributions for the Institute on Federal Taxation. Coordinated an adjunct faculty of 350 and two distinguished advisory boards. Promoted from associate director, July 1998.

  • Associate Director, Finance, Law & Taxation

    • 1996 - 1998

    Full profit and loss responsibility for the Center for Finance, Law and Taxation with $6 million revenue; 7 professionals and seven staff members. Product lines and marketing responsibilities included credit-bearing diplomas, 15 non-credit finance and law certificates, including a Certificate in Dispute Resolution, U.S. Law and Methodology and Intellectual Property, and 21 national law and tax conferences, 300 non-credit finance and law courses, including online course initiatives, professional discussion groups and custom corporate training programs, serving 7,500 annual enrollments. Raised over $250,000 in sponsorship contributions for the Institute on Federal Taxation. Coordinated an adjunct faculty of 350 and two distinguished advisory boards.

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  KPMG US

  • New York, United States

  • Director, Corporate Transactions; Forensics & Investigative Services

    • 1992 - 1996
    • New York, United States

    Reviewed legal and financial documents for global public accounting firm's corporate transactions practice. Collaborated with teams focused on mergers and acquisitions, business development, corporate compliance, and business fraud

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  New York University

  • New York, United States

  • Adjunct Assistant Professor

    • 1987 - 1996
    • New York, United States

    Instructor for cultural lecture series; recruited leaders in politics, media, business, and the arts. Taught undergraduate writing and composition.