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Allison Lack is an attorney with the New York State Division of Human Rights in Buffalo, New York, where she focuses her practice on general legal matters within the agency’s mission of protecting civil rights and promoting equal opportunity. Working at the intersection of law, public service, and advocacy, Ms. Lack brings a thoughtful and professional approach to helping address issues that impact individuals, workplaces, and communities throughout the state. In her role, Ms. Lack is committed to applying New York law with care, attention to detail, and a strong respect for fairness and due process. She understands that legal matters involving discrimination, access, and civil rights can be deeply personal and often carry significant consequences. Accordingly, she approaches each matter with professionalism, diligence, and a client-focused perspective aimed at helping ensure that concerns are handled thoroughly and appropriately. Based in Buffalo, Ms. Lack serves clients and the public with a dedication to integrity and responsiveness. Her work reflects a commitment to clear communication, practical legal guidance, and protecting the rights of those who seek assistance through the New York State Division of Human Rights.