An attorney in New York, where she handles commercial litigation, Lisa M. Nousek currently serves as a partner with Boies, Schiller & Flexner, LLP. Alongside her career, Lisa M. Nousek enjoys riding horses and maintains membership in the Oblong Trail Association (OTA).

1. Joining the Oblong Trail
Association
By Lisa M Nousek

2. Introduction
• An attorney in New York, where she handles commercial
litigation, Lisa M. Nousek currently serves as a partner
with Boies, Schiller & Flexner, LLP. Alongside her
career, Lisa M. Nousek enjoys riding horses and
maintains membership in the Oblong Trail Association
(OTA).
Founded in November 2000 in Pawling, New York, the
OTA aims to provide opportunities for equestrian and
nature activities, thereby harboring a community of
individuals who appreciate the outdoors. A membership-
only organization, the OTA offers a system of trails open
to walkers, cross-country skiers, and equestrians.

3. Oblong Trail Association
• As a nonprofit organization recognized by its
umbrella company the Oblong Land
Conservancy, OTA receives its funding solely
through membership fees and philanthropic
contributions, which are tax deductible. Annual
riding memberships range in price from $100
for a single junior membership to $250 for a
family membership. Hikers and cross-country
skiers pay lower fees: $50 for a single junior
membership, $75 for an adult membership, and
$125 for a family membership.