Who is Barry Berke, the Judiciary Committee’s lawyer?

The Judiciary Committee’s impeachment case will be presented by Barry Berke, a white-collar defense lawyer based out of New York. Since the month of February, Mr. Berke has been serving as the special oversight counsel to the committee. He has been instrumental in building the investigative framework that could result in the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Who is Barry Berke, the Judiciary Committee’s lawyer?

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