Nora Cronin is a New York attorney who brings twenty years of legal experience to private practice serving the people of New York City and its suburbs.

Her career highlights include being named Senior Assistant Trial Attorney at the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office, seeing many cases through from intake to verdict, including felonies and domestic violence matters. She has worked at the New York State Governor’s Office and the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, contributing to public safety legislation and advocating for vulnerable populations, including survivors of human trafficking and unaccompanied minors. Ms. Cronin is also Professor Cronin, and has been an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice since 2017.

Now in private practice, Ms. Cronin offers legal advice in easy-to-understand language during life’s most stressful moments. Because your priority should be on protecting your family member or loved one, leave the law to us.  

Bar Admissions:

New York

Connecticut

Memberships:

New York State Bar Association

New York City Bar Association

Education:

Mary Washington College, B.A.

St. John’s University School of Law, J.D.

Publications:

Human Trafficking: Emerging Legal Issues and Applications. L&J Publishing, 2017.

“It’s Not ‘Just a Bad Job’: Identifying and Combating Labor Trafficking” New York State Bar Association. April 1, 2022. (co-author with Estelle Davis, New York State Department of Labor)

“The Outsiders: Long Island Youth of Captain Jack” Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Symposium, May 2026.