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Kwok Kei Ng Honored as Community Leader at 2025 Brooklyn Democratic Gala

AABANY is proud to celebrate Kwok Kei Ng, who was recognized as a Community Leader at the 2025 Brooklyn Democratic Gala on October 30, 2025 for his outstanding dedication to public service and community engagement.

A cornerstone of AABANY’s Pro Bono & Community Service Committee since 2019, Kwok has been instrumental in the success of the Brooklyn Pro Bono Clinic. In his role as Co-Chair, he has cultivated strong, trusting relationships with local community-based organizations and mobilized volunteer attorneys to serve the community. Furthermore, his commitment to justice extends to his service on the board of the Asian American Law Fund of New York (AALFNY), where he supports scholarships and community-focused initiatives that help expand access to justice.

Kwok’s career is marked by a deep commitment to the justice system. Beginning as a court interpreter, he now serves as a court attorney and remains a strong advocate for language access within the courts. In addition, as the Deputy Vice President of the High School Division for the Sonia and Celina Sotomayor Judicial Internship Program, he has facilitated summer internships with federal and state judges for over a hundred high school students.

Please join AABANY in offering Kwok our heartfelt congratulations on this well-deserved honor. We always welcome more volunteer attorneys, law students, and interpreters to support our vital efforts. To learn more about the Pro Bono & Community Service Committee, please visit probono.aabany.org.  

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Congratulations to AABANY Members Hon. Karen Lin and Kwok Kei Ng on Being Honored at the Brooklyn Law School APALSA Alumni Dinner

On March 21, 2025, Brooklyn Law School’s Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA) hosted its annual Alumni Dinner at the Forchelli Conference Center, celebrating the achievements of its diverse community and recognizing three distinguished alumni for their contributions to the legal profession. This year’s theme, “Empowering Journeys: Celebrating AAPI Leadership and Impact,” highlighted the dedication and service of these honorees.

Hon. Karen Lin ’95 and Kwok Kei Ng ’16, both members of AABANY, received well-deserved recognition for their commitment to public service and community advocacy. Their efforts have significantly advanced legal accessibility and mentorship within the AAPI community. 

Hon. Karen Lin, judge in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Queens County, received the Public Service Award and delivered a powerful speech reflecting on the pioneering achievements of Asian American trailblazers who paved the way for future generations. As a former Co-Chair of AABANY’s Pro Bono & Community Service Committee, Judge Lin has been a longtime advocate for pro bono legal services, working tirelessly to expand resources for underserved communities. Her leadership continues to inspire young legal professionals to engage in meaningful advocacy and service. 

Kwok Kei Ng, honored with the Community Service Award, shared an inspiring personal story of growth and the importance of passing the torch forward. As Co-Chair of AABANY’s Pro Bono & Community Service Committee, Kwok has played a pivotal role in continuing and expanding AABANY’s pro bono efforts. His dedication to ensuring that legal resources reach those most in need has made an impact on both the AAPI and broader legal communities.

Jason Jia ’11, recipient of the Achievement Award, was also recognized for his contributions to the legal profession. Jason reminded attendees of the importance of adapting to and embracing AI and other emerging legal technologies, encouraging students to define success on their own terms beyond grades and law school performance.

Brooklyn Law School President and Dean David D. Meyer and Dean Joy Kanwar joined the evening’s celebration. Dean Meyer delivered encouraging remarks on APALSA’s role in building a strong, supportive community. Dean Kanwar reflected on APALSA’s humble beginnings and its growth into the thriving and impactful group it is today. 

All honorees were celebrated for their leadership and commitment to service. The recognition of AABANY members Karen Lin and Kwok Kei Ng reflects their significant contributions to the legal profession, particularly in advancing pro bono work, mentorship, and community advocacy.  Their work embodies the spirit of AAPI leadership, paving the way for future generations of legal professionals and inspiring others to follow in their footsteps.

Please join AABANY in congratulating Judge Lin, Kwok, and Jason on their well-deserved recognition.

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