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The Decalogue Society of Lawyers
October 21, 2021 Awards Ceremony
Keynote Speaker Governor J.B. Pritzker
Honoring
Justice Michael B. Hyman
Alison Pure-Slovin
Pastor Chris Harris
Sinai Chicago
Charles A. Krugel
Judge Geri Pinzur Rosenberg
Sarah La Pearl
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The Decalogue Society of Lawyers
2021 Awards Presentation The Decalogue Society Thanks Our Sponsors
Thursday, October 21 for their generosity which has made this event possible
GOLD
Welcome
Associated Insurance and Risk Management Advisors
Decalogue President Mara S. Ruff
Diversity Scholarship Foundation
Freeborn & Peters
Anthems
Goldish and Savage Families
Star Spangled Banner: Barry & Mitchell Goldberg
Law Offices of Richard Hanus
Hatikva: Pastor Chris Harris
Leslie Hyman, Rachel & Brad Thompson, Dr. David & Elise Hyman
Pinzur, Cohen & Kerr, Ltd.
Presentation of Awards
Judge Megan Goldish, Mara S. Ruff, Robert W. Matanky, Patrick Dankwa John
SILVER
Hon. Louis G. Apostol
Community Service Award Bernstein Law Firm, LLC
Alison Pure-Slovin, Simon Wiesenthal Center Bright Star Church
Marvin A. Brustin, Brustin & Lundblad, Ltd.
Hon. Gerald C. Bender Humanitarian Award Elrod Friedman LLP
Pastor Chris Harris, Bright Star Church The Garfinkel Group, LLC - Defending the Rights of Workers
Brad Gerber of Harrison & Held, LLP
Agency Award Daniel J. Hyman
Sinai Chicago, Karen Teitelbaum accepting Lipkin & Apter
Markoff Law LLC
Hebrew University Fellowship Award Alison Pure-Slovin, Simon Wiesenthal Center
Judge James A. Shapiro
Justice Michael B. Hyman
Judge Rena Marie Van Tine
Recognition of 25 and 50 Year Members
BRONZE
50 Year Member Law Offices of Helen Bloch, P.C.
Michael Lurie Steven G. Daday
25 Year Members Cristin Duffy
Sharon L. Eiseman
Nina Appel, Rodney Cope, Bradley Dworkin, Jeffrey Goldberg,
Barry S. Goldberg
Bruce Goodman, Jack Hertz, Marvin Leavitt, Jeffrey Leving, Law Offices of Sheri C. Kessler, P.C.
Michael Rothstein, Steven Salk, James Shapiro, Barry Sheppard, Robert W. Matanky/MRG Construction Corp
Daniel Shmikler,Stuart Stein, Michael Wagner Scott Norris
Radusa Ostojic
Presidential Citation Judge Lori Rosen
Charles A. Krugel Curtis Bennett Ross
Pamela Saindon-Democratic Judicial Candidate
Law Student Award Sheppard Law Firm, P.C.
Sarah La Pearl Rachel N. Sostrin
Alon Stein
Judge Shelley Sutker-Dermer
Intra-Society Award
Marvet Sweis
Judge Geri Pinzur Rosenberg The Toney Law Firm, LLC
Law Offices of Scott Tzinberg
Keynote Speaker The Law Office of Erin M. Wilson LLC
Governor J. B. Pritzker
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Keynote Speaker AWARDS
Governor J.B. Pritzker
Community Service & Agency Awards
Governor JB Pritzker was sworn in as the 43rd governor These awards recognize those organizations and special individuals, who tirelessly work
of the state of Illinois on January 14, 2019, becoming the to effect change in the laws of our country, to help those who are less fortunate, to right
3rd Jewish governor of Illinois and one of only 26 Jewish perceived wrongs, and to strive with all their being to make justice a reality for all. The deeds
accomplished by the recipient of this Award truly exemplify the Jewish concept of Tikkun
governors elected in US. history.
Olam – literally “Repairing a Broken World.” Through their actions we know that we too can
help make the world a better place, and for that, we owe them a debt of gratitude.
Before becoming governor, Pritzker founded 1871, the non-profit small business
incubator in Chicago that has helped entrepreneurs create more than 11,000 jobs Hon. Gerald C. Bender Humanitarian Award
and more than 1,000 new companies. Since the creation of 1871, Chicago has been The Hon. Gerald C. Bender Humanitarian Award is presented to one whose excellence and
named one of the top ten technology startup hubs in the world, and 1871 was named dedication demonstrates commitment to strive for justice by service to the community in
the best incubator in the world. As governor, he has expanded support for new pro bono work, charitable or public service beyond the duties of employment, engagement,
business incubators and cut taxes for hundreds of thousands of small businesses or position in the public or private sectors. Such a person can truly be recognized as one
while incentivizing job creation and innovation. He also extended research and who focuses on tikkun olam - repairing the world – who never sees a wrong that needs to
development tax credits to help manufacturing workers and businesses thrive, and be addressed as ‘someone else’s job,’ but as one who recognizes that the cause of justice is
humanity’s job.
he worked with the business community to create apprenticeship tax credits to
promote job training. Hebrew University Fellowship Award
In 1968 the Decalogue Foundation established the Decalogue Perpetual Fellowship Fund,
The descendant of refugees, Governor Pritzker believes our state and our nation which provides an endowment for annual fellowships at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem,
should welcome and protect its immigrant families and that we must fight against Israel. Each year, the fellowship is named in honor of a member who has made significant
the wave of intolerance that has risen in recent years. Before becoming governor, he contributions of his or her time to Decalogue.
led the creation of the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, a nationally
recognized institution where hundreds of thousands of students, teachers, police Intra-Society Award
officers and others learn to fight bigotry and hatred. As governor, he has built the The Intra Society Award is presented to members of the Decalogue Society of Lawyers who
most diverse cabinet and governor’s office in Illinois history. have devoted significant time and energy to augment various functions of the Society, who
promote Decalogue’s good reputation in the legal community and elsewhere, and who,
through their actions, exemplify the Jewish ideals of tzedek (justice), limud (learning), and
A life-long advocate of social justice, J.B. Pritzker was a key supporter of the Center kavod (respect).
for Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University Law School and served as
Chair of the Illinois Human Rights Commission, seeking justice for victims of Presidential Citation
gender, racial, religious, sexual orientation and disability discrimination. The Presidential Citation is given annually to one or more individuals who have helped to
improve the Decalogue Society of Lawyers through their innovative thinking and actions or
Governor Pritzker and his wife M.K. established the J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family who have made some notable contribution that enhanced the Society or furthered its goals
Foundation, with a mission of fostering effective solutions in the critical areas of and objectives.
early childhood, community and women’s health. The Foundation’s Children’s
Initiative has championed quality early learning for more than two decades, The Law Student Award
The Law Student Award is presented to a member of Decalogue’s Law Student Division
seeking out new approaches to meet the needs of infants and toddlers, encouraging
who has contributed significantly to increasing the Decalogue Society’s presence among law
innovation and bringing promising programs to scale. students.
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Community Service Award Hebrew University Fellowship Award
Alison Pure-Slovin Justice Michael B. Hyman
Alison Pure-Slovin, a native Chicagoan, is the Midwest Director of the The Illinois Supreme Court assigned Justice Hyman to the Appellate Court, First
Simon Wiesenthal Center, an international, United Nations’ accredited District, in January 2013. Justice Hyman won the primary and then the election to
Human Rights NGO, fighting against all forms of hate and bigotry. In her the Circuit Court. He was retained by the people of Cook County in 2014, and won
an elective seat on the appellate court in November 2020.
tenure, the Center’s Midwest Division has created educational partnerships
and opportunities for hundreds of thousands of students, community Justice Hyman has a habit of getting involved in causes he cares about. Some of his many activities are
leaders, and business professionals, on the topics of hate, racism, and anti-Semitism. Further, based former president of organizations including: the Illinois Judges Association, the Chicago Bar Association,
on the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s preeminent Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, Illinois is the the Decalogue Society of Lawyers, The Jewish Judges Association of Illinois, and Scribes, the National
first state to design and implement the Mobile Museum of Tolerance (MMOT), a state-of-the-art Association of Legal Writers. He also has served on several boards and bar committees including the
retrofitted ‘museum on wheels’. MMOT travels throughout IL to educate students, communities, Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois, the ABA Coalition on Racial and Ethnic Justice (chair), the ISBA Bench &
business professionals and law enforcement agents on the ramifications and impact of hate and Bar Council (chair twice), the Coalition for Equal Justice (chair), and the Illinois Supreme Court’s Equality
Committee. He is a long-time member of the Illinois Judicial Ethics Committee, and the vice-chair of the
how to build a better and more equitable tomorrow. Justice Advisory Council of Cook County, an entity under the jurisdiction of the Cook County Board.
In addition, Alison is an elected Trustee for the Village of Skokie, serves on the Iraqi Christian Relief Justice Hyman is a frequent lecturer, speaker, and writer on appellate practice, civil procedure, legal writing,
Council and served on the State of Illinois Holocaust and Genocide Commission. She was the first Abraham Lincoln, judicial conduct, and unconscious bias and diversity, among other topics. He currently
and only female President of the Standard Club, one of the longest surviving social, philanthropic, writes a quarterly column in the Chicago Lawyer magazine, Judging History, and a quarterly column in
and Jewish-cultured clubs in America. Alison was awarded the The Joint Civic Committee of the Illinois Bar Journal, Judging Your Writing. He has been editor-in-chief of the CBA’s flagship magazine,
Italian Americans, Mazzei Award, presented to her for her contributions in the world of public the CBA Record, for over 20 years, and writes a column for each issue, Editor’s Briefcase. As chair of
the Lawyers Conference of the ABA’s Judicial Division, Justice Hyman initiated Perceptions of Justice to
affairs and The Shomrim Society of Illinois, an organization of first responders of the Jewish Faith,
address issues involving the perceptions of the courts by people of color.
awarded Alison and the Simon Wiesenthal Center for their civic leadership.
Hon. Gerald C. Bender Humanitarian Award Agency Award
Pastor Chris Harris Sinai Chicago
Pastor Chris Harris, Sr. who is a native of Chicago, Illinois is the Senior For over 100 years, Sinai Chicago, formerly Sinai Health System, has
Pastor of Bright Star C.O.G.I.C. (www.BrightStarChurchChicago.com) since been a community cornerstone dedicated to serving the most vulnerable
November 18th, 1999. Recognizing the need for more “community-minded through healthcare, community service, research, and local economic
clergy,” and due to increasing violence in Chicago, he established Bright Star development. Sinai’s original hospital, Mount Sinai in North Lawndale, was built to care for Jewish
Community Outreach (www.BrightStarCommunityOutreach.com) in 2009. immigrants in the community that were not welcomed by other healthcare systems. Now, in its second
century of service, Sinai continues to stay true to its mission, providing healthcare for all regardless of
This organization is committed to creating collaborative partnership program models designed to ability to pay or citizenship status.
provide educational enrichment programs, anti-violence prevention and intervention activities
along with good student incentives. With an operating budget of over $5 Million Dollars, BSCO Today, Sinai is the largest private safety-net healthcare system in the State of Illinois. Serving Chicago’s
provides employment to more than 450+ people annually and leads a collaborative of 105+ West and Southwest Sides, Sinai Chicago includes four hospitals, 14 community clinics, a nationally
organizations in the Greater Bronzeville Community. recognized research institute, a community institute, as well as a Level 1 Trauma Center and a Level
III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and a medical group with over 300 specialties.
Pastor Chris Harris travels the country building relationships between African-American and
Jewish Clergy and has traveled to the Holy Land six times and led more than 70+ leaders to Israel.
Pastors’ 2012 trip to Israel prompted the development of the TURN Center (The Urban Resilience The Sinai service area largely comprises of communities of color that have faced historic disinvestment
Network) based on the Israeli model of NATAL in Tel Aviv. TURN endeavors to focus on five and marginalization, often due to racist policies and practices and 80% of Sinai’s patients are insured
core competencies: counseling, parenting, mentorship, work-force development and advocacy. Its by Medicaid, Medicare, or uninsured, making Sinai reliant on government dollars, with only 10%
unique model will utilize faith leaders as post-trauma counselors and use community surveys as of patients privately insurance.is history has resulted in staggering differences in health between the
the basis for services that directly correspond to the unique needs of constituents. communities served by Sinai and its well-resourced neighbors.
Along with speaking and singing Hatikvah in countless synagogues across the country, Pastor Everyone deserves good health, no matter where they live. For Sinai, that is part of a fundamental commitment
Harris has taught students on various college campuses of the importance of Black – Jewish to greater healthcare access and equity for the communities served by Sinai. The underlying structural issues
relations as well as how to combat BDS. For over a decade he has done extensive work with JUF, – disproportionate poverty, unemployment, education and lack of health insurance – are responsible for the
ADL, AIPAC, JNF, AePi, Sigma AePi, USY, AJC, Simon Wiesenthal Center. His personal motto for poor environment and health outcomes that have contributed to the communities served by Sinai. Sinai
this very important bridge building work is, “We are better together.” recognizes that its obligation to care for its community inside the hospital outside its four walls.
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Intra-Society Award Presidential Citation
Judge Geri Pinzur Rosenberg Charles A. Krugel
Geri Pinzur Rosenberg is an Associate Judge in Cook County. She is Charles A. Krugel is in private practice, representing and counseling management
currently assigned to a civil call at the Domestic Violence Courthouse in labor & employment negotiations, labor & employment board matters,
where she hears order of protection and stalking cases. Before coming to litigation, union avoidance & relations, & alternative dispute/conflict resolution.
the Domestic Violence Division, she was assigned to the Traffic Division He has been lead negotiator for dozens of collective bargaining agreements
where she heard traffic cases in the First Municipal District. (CBAs), interim/temporary labor agreements & employment agreements,
including noncompete & severance/separation agreements. Successful union avoidance campaigns,
Immediately prior to taking the bench, Judge Rosenberg was a Chief Attorney for the Chicago and has represented management in hundreds of lawsuits, arbitrations, mediations & agency cases/
Transit Authority. She worked in the Torts Division in the CTA Law Department for nearly 18 complaints.
years, where she litigated personal injury cases, including catastrophic injuries and wrongful
death cases. Judge Rosenberg received the Illinois Jury Verdict Reporter’s Trial Lawyer Chuck has presented at dozens of seminars on employment law and is frequently quoted in the
Excellence award in 2014 and the Top Women Lawyers in Leadership Award from the Women’s media. He recently joined the faculty of Loyola University Chicago Quinlan School of Business,
Bar Association of Illinois in 2016. teaching an undergraduate employment & labor relations course. The Chicago Lawyers’
Committee’s Awarded him Their Outstanding Volunteer Attorney of 2013
She is a board member of Decalogue Society and is completing her third year as Editor-in-Chief
for Decalogue’s bi-annual publication, The Tablets. A Board member of Decalogue, since 2018, Chuck is Chair of our Strategic Planning Committee, and
led the organization through a months-long process to create a new mission statement relevant to the
Judge Rosenberg has volunteered her time mentoring the next generation of attorneys through challenges of the current time. He is now leading us through the process of aligning our programming
several organizations including the Women’s Bar Association of Illinois’ L2L Mentoring Program, with our mission, setting the course for Decalogue to grow and flourish in the 21st century.
the Diversity Scholarship Foundation’s First Generation Mentorship Program, and the Women
Everywhere: Partners in Service Education Day. Judge Rosenberg has been a member of the
Scholarship Committee for Women Everywhere, which awards scholarships to Chicago Public
School high school students to pursue professional opportunities that exist within the court system.
Decalogue thanks our Life Members Daniel A. Kelber
Law Student Award Howard Ankin Charles A. Krugel
Sarah La Pearl David Lipschutz Fred Lane
My name is Sarah La Pearl and I graduated from Chicago-Kent College of David Olshansky Robert W. Matanky
Law in May 2021. I focused my academic curriculum on intellectual property
and business law. In my final year of school, I worked for Lawyers for the Tracie R. Porter
And our Sustaining Members
Creative Arts. My experience helping artists in Chicago was stimulating and
rewarding. After becoming a licensed attorney I would like to practice intellectual property law in Nancy R. Rotering
Kevin B. Apter
Chicago. Mara S. Ruff
Robert K. Blinick
I am deeply passionate Judaism and Israel advocacy. Throughout law school, I was the Vice President Andrea M. Schleifer
of the Decalogue Law Student Organization and the Student Board Member of the Decalogue Adam E. Bossov
Society of Lawyers. During my undergraduate education at the University of Michigan, I worked Jeffrey A. Schulkin
Morton Denlow
for the Jerusalem Post Newspaper and was involved in many of the University’s Jewish student
organizations. The objective of my involvement in the organizations was to spread awareness about Robert A. Shipley
Sharon E. Eiseman
Jewish history and to inform students about current adversity that Jewish people face. I aimed to Scott W. Tzinberg
create a dialogue between students to share their own perspectives and experiences. Robert P. Groszek
Adam J. C. Weber
In the future, I am eager to use my legal expertise to expand the discussions among students and Patrick Dankwa John
young lawyers. I look forward to furthering Decalogue’s mission as an attorney. Cary J. Wintroub
Robert W. Kaufman
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With love to
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Leslie Hyman,
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and Dr. David and Elise Hyman
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our own Alison Pure-Slovin for her
Community Service Award and dedication
Congratulations,
Alison Pure-Slovin
to promoting tolerance.
on your well-deserved recognition and
receipt of the Decalogue Society of Lawyers
Community Action Award!
With love,
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learning experiences to communities across the state of Illinois.
The purpose of the MMOT is to inspire people of all ages and
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anti-Semitism, bullying, racism, hate, and intolerance and to
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Hon. Louis G. Apostol
Public Administrator for Cook County
20 21Congratulations to all the awardees
Justice Michael B. Hyman
Alison Pure-Slovin
Mazel tov Pastor Chris Harris
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22 23Congratulations Congrats and Mazel Tov!
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