Senator Andrew Lanza highlights meeting with trial lawyers in Albany

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State Senator Andrew J. Lanza, District 24
State Senator Andrew J. Lanza, District 24
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Mar 17, 2026
ByI. G. Lee
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Senator Andrew Lanza, who represents Staten Island’s 24th District in the New York State Senate, shared updates on his social media accounts regarding legislative activities and meetings with legal professionals on March 17, 2026.

On March 17, 2026, Senator Lanza posted: “https://t.co/ePJEyM1nMI”.

Later that day, he wrote: “Staten Island lawyers and lawyers from across the State representing the New York State Trial Lawyers Association came to Albany today to discuss their legislative and budget priorities for the 2026 Legislative Session. https://t.co/SWYcp3ro2f”.

In another post on March 17, he shared: “https://t.co/ZWDqna6BG2”.

Lanza is affiliated with the Republican and Conservative parties as a state senator (official website). He has served as Senate Deputy Minority Leader and participated in several committees including Rules, Judiciary, Ethics and Internal Governance, and Cities 1. His work includes advocacy for community improvements such as school upgrades, park expansions, open space preservation on Staten Island, protections against domestic violence, strengthening crime victim rights, and addressing prescription drug abuse through legislation. Additionally, he marked June 21 as Judicial Independence Day on Staten Island following the creation of the 13th Judicial District.

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