Forchelli Deegan Terrana LLP chairman and co-managing partner Jeffrey Forchelli named Trustee Emeritus at Brooklyn Law School

Uniondale, NY In recognition of his decades of distinguished service to Brooklyn Law School, Jeffrey D. Forchelli was named Trustee Emeritus at the school. Forchelli joined the Board of Trustees in 2005 and has played a pivotal role in guiding the Law School and supporting generations of students and faculty.

As Trustee Emeritus, Forchelli will continue to be part of the Law School family, offering his insight and institutional knowledge, while enjoying recognition for his decades of commitment.

“Jeff Forchelli has been one of the most significant trustees over the last 20 years. Jeff has contributed his time, talent and treasure towards making the Law School the institution that it is today. We are delighted that Jeff will continue to share his wisdom with us as Trustee Emeritus,” said Francis Aquila ’83, Chairman of the Brooklyn Law School Board of Trustees.

Forchelli earned his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School and his B.S. from Wagner College.

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