Foley Hoag partner Michael Grygiel, Chair of the firm's First Amendment and Media Practice, will join a distinguished panel of judges, journalists, and attorneys at the New York Fair Trial/Free Press Conference on Friday, April 24, 2026, as part of the New York Press Association's Spring Conference in Saratoga Springs, NY. Drawing on his deep expertise in media law and First Amendment rights, Michael will explore the legal, political, and ethical tensions between fair trial rights and press freedom through a hypothetical scenario moderated by Hon. Albert Rosenblatt (ret.) and Dan Clark.
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