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Caseloads of Law Enforcement Bureau (LAB) attorneys
1:19:26
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Council Member Williams inquires about the caseload of LAB attorneys at the NYC Commission on Human Rights. Deputy Commissioner Katherine Carroll responds that attorneys typically manage between 40-50 cases, with variations depending on the complexity of litigation involved.
- LAB attorneys handle an average of 40-50 cases
- Caseloads may fluctuate based on the number of cases in litigation
- New attorneys gradually ramp up to full caseloads
Nantasha M. Williams
1:19:26
There was a question that somebody text me around how many cases do LAB attorneys have.
1:19:32
I know we asked this before, but can you do you have that information on how many attorneys how many cases an LAB attorney has to manage?
Katherine Carroll
1:19:41
The attorneys, on average, have between 40 50, and they ramp up to that when they're onboarded.
1:19:48
And that can grow or diminish depending on how many cases they have in litigation because that can be significantly more work intensive than, a regular investigation moving through the initial stage.
Nantasha M. Williams
1:20:03
Okay.