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Harley In the News: Triplets Among 200+ New NY Lawyers Sworn In at Ceremony

We wanted to share this exciting story from the New York Daily Record about the Gelb Triplets: Matthew ’18, Nicole ’18, and Robert ’18!

“Sandra Wolk Gelb and her husband, Jay Gelb, were three times as proud as the other parents at the swearing-in ceremony for new attorneys on Wednesday.

That’s because they had three children taking the oath at the same time.

Nicole, Robert, and Matthew Gelb were the first set of triplets to graduate from Syracuse University School of Law last spring, and the first set to be sworn in together in the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court, Fourth Department.

“It’s a very exciting event. It’s great that we all passed, and we’re just excited that all of our hard work has paid off,” Matthew said before the ceremony at the Eastman Theatre.

Click here to read the rest of the story.

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