New York attorney record · Judicial Dept 4

Marcy A. Berg

Washington & Lee Univ alumna, admitted to the New York bar in 1989. Decades of status, address, and registration history on this record come straight from the NY Office of Court Administration.

1989
Admitted
37
Years in bar
2247245
NY reg #

The record in one line

Marcy A. Berg carries a "Suspended, delinquent" status on the New York bar register, on record since 1989 - confirm the exact standing and any discipline history directly with the state bar before engaging.

37 yrs
since first admission to the bar
Suspended
current bar status: "Suspended, delinquent"
Law school
Washington & Lee Univ

Data updated May 2026

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Bar status
Suspended, delinquent
suspended
Current registration status per NY Office of Court Administration
Year admitted
1989
37 years
Year of first admission to the New York bar
Law school
Washington & Lee Univ
46.4% active rate
Law school attended, with active-bar rate where available
Registration
2247245
NY registration #
Official NY OCA attorney registration number

What this profile tells you

Bar status & tenure

Marcy A. Berg is registered as bar number 2247245 with the New York bar authority, carrying a current status of "Suspended, delinquent", suspended or delinquent, verify terms with the bar before engaging. Registration is recorded within Judicial Department 4, the appellate division overseeing this attorney's home district.

Practice context & education

No firm or business address is on record, despite 37 years on the register. Educational background: WASHINGTON & LEE UNIV (28 registered alumni).

State context & due diligence

A "Suspended, delinquent" status falls outside the New York bar's active cohort. The breakdown below shows what share of the register that represents, and how to verify current standing directly with the state bar.

Washington & Lee Univ's active-bar rate

Of Washington & Lee Univ's 28 alumni in the New York register, 46.4% currently hold "Currently registered" status, below the statewide average.

Washington & Lee Univ alumni, active-bar rate

0%100%New York avg66%46.4%
Washington & Lee Univ alumni, active-bar rate

The 1989 admission class today

Of the 6,247 attorneys admitted to the New York bar in 1989, 70.8% are still "Currently registered" today, above the statewide average across all admission years.

64%66%68%70%72% Statewide, all years1989 class 66.2% 70.8% ▲ +6.9%
Bar retention: statewide average vs. the 1989 admission class

Professional Details

Status
Suspended, delinquent
Registration Number
2247245
Year Admitted
1989 (37 yrs · veteran)
Judicial Department
4
Next Registration
Nov 2025

Location & Contact

Status Distribution Across the New York Bar

Marcy A. Berg's current status, "Suspended, delinquent", places this record outside the 66.2% of the 429,620-attorney New York register currently marked active.

Full statewide breakdown & source note
Cohort Attorneys Share Profile relevance
Active in good standing 284,296
66.2%
This attorney is outside this cohort
Other / inactive / discipline 145,324
33.8%
Verify status before engaging
Total registered 429,620 100.0% Full New York bar register

Source: NY Office of Court Administration, Attorney Registrations. Status counts reflect the latest reporting cycle. Bar status confirms registration only; it does not imply competence, specialty fit, or freedom from complaints.

Before you rely on this record

Marcy A. Berg carries a "Suspended, delinquent" status. Verify the exact scope and dates of this action directly with the state bar before acting on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Marcy Berg licensed?

Marcy Berg is licensed to practice law in New York.

When was Marcy A. Berg admitted to the bar?

Marcy A. Berg's admission to the New York bar dates back to 1989.

Where did Marcy A. Berg go to law school?

Marcy A. Berg attended WASHINGTON & LEE UNIV.

Is Marcy A. Berg in good standing?

No, Marcy A. Berg carries a "Suspended, delinquent" status, not active standing. Confirm the exact scope directly with the state bar before engaging.

Sourced from the NY Office of Court Administration, informational only, not legal advice. Full disclosure.