Bagyi named among ‘Most Powerful’ lawyers

Wednesday, June 5, 2019 - 06:44

VOORHEESVILLE — For the sixth consecutive year, John M. Bagyi is one of 200 lawyers recognized as the Nation’s Most Powerful Employment Attorneys in a survey published in the June 2019 edition of Human Resource Executive.

Bagyi, who works for Bond, Schoeneck & King, lives in Voorheesville with his wife, Dania, and their daughters, Kennedy and McKenna. He is a 1989 graduate of Guilderland Central High School.

An attorney holding both the Senior Professional in Human Resources and Society for Human Resource Management - Senior Certified Professional certifications, Bagyi counsels and represents employers on labor and employment issues. “With years of experience advising employers in a broad range of industries, John provides his clients with practical, real world advice, mindful of the need to balance the legal ‘ideal’ with a client’s operational reality,” according to a release from his firm

The Nation’s Most Powerful Employment Attorneys is a joint project produced by Human Resource Executive and Lawdragon. Only lawyers who earn glowing marks from clients, peers, colleagues, and judges are chosen, according to the release.

Bond, Schoeneck & King PLLC, with 250 lawyers, has eight offices in New York State as well as offices in Naples, Florida and Kansas City.

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