A New York City attorney was fired from her law department job on Monday after she reportedly had misrepresented herself as a journalist in order to question Mayor Eric Adams on a mask mandate for children aged 2 to 4. Daniela Jampel, who had worked as an assistant corporation counsel at the NYC Law Department since early 2016, was fired just hours after attending a City Hall press briefing to ask Adams when he would “unmask our toddlers.” Jampel said she is unclear why the department fired her, where she had worked for six years on complex personal injury actions against the city and police misconduct matters, according to her LinkedIn profile. “You will have to ask the Law Department why they fired me, they did not feel the need to tell me their reasoning and instead felt it more appropriate to disparage me in the press,” she said in an …