Abrams Fensterman, LLP is proud to share that its recent New York Voting Rights Act victory in Serratto v. Town of Mount Pleasant has been featured in The New York Times.
The article, titled “Latinos Reshaped Sleepy Hollow. Now They May Reshape the Town Board,” highlights the landmark settlement requiring Mount Pleasant to adopt district-based elections and expand its Town Board.
“After years without having any say in their government, the Hispanic population of Mount Pleasant will finally have their seat at the table.”
— David Imamura, Partner, Abrams Fensterman, LLP
Abrams Fensterman, together with the Election Law Clinic at Harvard Law School, represented the plaintiffs in challenging the Town’s at-large election system.
David Imamura, Esq. is a Partner in Abrams Fensterman’s White Plains office and a leading voice in election law, civil litigation, and voting rights. A former Chair of New York’s Independent Redistricting Commission, he brought the first case under the NYS Voting Rights Act and currently serves as a Westchester County Legislator.
About Abrams Fensterman, LLP
Abrams Fensterman is a full-service law firm with offices across New York State, dedicated to advancing justice, protecting voting rights, and ensuring equitable representation for all New Yorkers. Our Election Law practice is proud to partner with leading institutions such as the Election Law Clinic at Harvard Law School to defend and strengthen democratic participation.
