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The Trump administration is aggressively trying to take advantage of the U.S. Supreme Court’s new conservative majority, digging deep into the court’s rulebook to seek quick action on divisive issues. Since Justice Brett Kavanaugh took his seat Oct. 6, government lawyers have sought to stop trials over climate change and ...
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Trump digs into rulebook to speed major issues to Supreme Court
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Second 5LINX defendant sentenced
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Wilbern defense seeks internal lab documents
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Government suing trucking companies
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Use of death penalty continues to decline in Texas
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Former state Senator sentenced
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Mueller’s handling of cooperating witnesses suggests Russia probe may be winding down
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Russian agent’s guilty plea intensifies spotlight on her relationship with NRA
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Authorities: Wave of hoax bomb threats made across US
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Cohen says Trump knew hush-money payments were wrong, contradicting his former boss
Expert Opinion
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MCBA President’s Message: Holiday cheer and some extra gifts from your Monroe County Bar Association
Happy holidays! As the holiday season is fully upon us, on behalf of the entire team and board of the Monroe County Bar Association, I wish everyone a joyous holiday season and Happy New Year! As president of the Monroe County Bar Association, I must admit, during this time of ...
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Trials and Tribulations: New York State’s Certified Minority and Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) Program
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Keeping Your Balance: Top 10 key cybersecurity recommendations for 2019
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Advocate’s View: Predicting success in protecting trade secrets –an analysis of four factors
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Money Management: Investment behaviors to avoid
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HR Connection: Can Faragher-Ellerth survive the #MeToo movement?
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Legal Loop 2018 Holiday Gift Guide For Tech-Savvy Lawyers
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Keeping Your Balance: CPAs play an important role in real estate transactions
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Trials and Tribulations: New York State’s Certified Minority and Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) Program
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Money Management: Relying on consensus
Public Records
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Judgment Satisfied Recorded October 30, 2018
JUDGMENT SATISFIED Recorded October 30, 2018 KENNEDY, LLOYD J Favor: COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION AND FINANCE JUDGMENT SATISFIED, OTHER COURT AMMER, JOHN D Favor: COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION AND FINANCE AMMER, JOHN D Favor: COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION AND FINANCE AMMER, JOHN D Favor: NEW YORK STATE TAX COMMISSIONER AVALON ...
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Mortgages Recorded November 5, 2018
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Deeds Recorded November 5, 2018
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Doing Business As for October 29, 2018
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Judgments Recorded October 29, 2018
Profiles in Law
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Danielle Ponder takes it to the stage
Danielle Ponder is sure her clients’ stories have influenced her songwriting. “Soul music is something you feel,” Ponder has said. “It gives you goosebumps.” The lawyer/singer/songwriter has a following that spans the globe. If you have seen her perform live at Anthology, The Little Theatre or “Party in the Park,” ...
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After 44 years on the bench, Judge Stander switches gears
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Nikolic talks intellectual property, kazoos and 19th Ward cats
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Empire Justice Center leader looks back on 4 decades of helping the downtrodden
Around Town
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MCBA holiday party honors local judiciary
The Wintergarden at Legacy Tower was once again the setting for the Monroe County Bar Association’s Bench and Bar celebration Thursday night. MCBA Executive Director Kevin Ryan and his staff greeted guests as they arrived. Ryan later introduced MCBA President Jon Getz, who in turn thanked the event sponsors, including: ...
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Lawyers for Learning delivers backpacks for kids
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Diversity Clerkship summer associates welcomed
