 This decision will finally allow us to get the evidence from the State that will vindicate the rights of parents and children across the state.”

In 2013-14, Lefkowitz provided "pro bono" representation to a group of chassidic storekeepers who had posted signs on their stores with a dress code involving modest clothing.The New York Commission on Civil Rights imposed significant daily fines on the storekeepers, asserting that the dress code constituted gender-based discrimination even though it applied to both men and women, and even though dress codes that actually do distinguish between genders are prevalent in many settings, including the courts and restaurants.On the eve of trial, following a ruling in the storekeepers' favor by the administrative judge, the Commission agreed to abandon its efforts to prosecute the storeowners 

In 2014, Lefkowitz authored an article for "Commentary" titled "The Rise of Social Orthodoxy