Leor Kweller - Lawyer and Educator Fostering Inclusion and Charity

Leor Kweller is an educator, attorney, and advocate with a career spanning 20 years. He often integrates his expertise in law, education, and administration to make a meaningful impact on his community. Leor Kweller's professional antecedents highlight his passion for service, equity, and lifelong learning.

Leor Kweller is licensed to practice law in both New York and New Jersey, and he was admitted to the bar of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York in 2010. He practiced civil litigation and insurance defense law in firms like Daniella Levi and Associates and the Law Offices of Michael E. Pressman.

In 2024, Mr. Kweller became a teacher at West Brooklyn Community High School. There, he taught a diverse group of students, Global History and United States Government. He created curriculum assessments using the guidelines for the United States Government course. He also prepared students for Regents’ exams in global history and taught prep courses for the Global Regents.

When he is not involved in academia or law, Mr. Kweller supports charitable causes, especially those related to autism research and advocacy. He is a vocal proponent for neurodiversity and inclusive education.