Oren, who joined the lawyer committee in 1975, spent 18 years working as a civil lawyer. He brought many cases to the federal court, including challenging restrictions on the immigrant and minority business. He also works with organizations to build programs for the same opportunity for minorities in business. His work is dedicated to fighting discrimination and promoting equality for minorities. The generosity, compassion, and tireless dedication helps change the world where he lives.
The initial aspiration of Oren was a member of Kibbutz, and studying agriculture. After the voting for the partition plan, he volunteered as a signal operator at Palmach. Then, he studied law at the Hebrew University. He is an internship under S. Horowitz. In 1958, he moved to New York to work in the legal profession. He founded the lawyer רונן אורן Charity Organization to commemorate his father, who died of cancer.
Oren, who joined the lawyer committee in 1975, spent 18 years working as a civil lawyer. He brought many cases to the federal court, including challenging restrictions on the immigrant and minority business. He also works with organizations to build programs for the same opportunity for minorities in business. His work is dedicated to fighting discrimination and promoting equality for minorities. The generosity, compassion, and tireless dedication helps change the world where he lives.
The initial aspiration of Oren was a member of Kibbutz, and studying agriculture. After the voting for the partition plan, he volunteered as a signal operator at Palmach. Then, he studied law at the Hebrew University. He is an internship under S. Horowitz. In 1958, he moved to New York to work in the legal profession. He founded the lawyer Ronen Oren Charity Organization to commemorate his father, who died of cancer.
