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About two-thirds of the way into the Monroe County Bar Association’s annual “Meet the Judges” event for law students, Senior U.S. Circuit Judge Richard C. Wesley gave the 60-or-so audience members a homework assignment. He told the mostly 20-somethings to complete this sentence: Five years from now I will be ...
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Law students get advice from judges
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New Trump Foundation probe might complicate New York civil lawsuit
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How rearranging the Supreme Court’s furniture increased civility
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FBI seized recording of Trump and Cohen discussing payments for story of ex-model who alleged affair
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White House withdraws judicial nominee after GOP realizes he didn’t have votes
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Special counsel has nearly 500 pieces of evidence for Paul Manafort trial
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Democrats seize on failure of judicial pick to demand all of Supreme Court nominee’s documents
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Trump installing conservative judges at a record pace
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Putin tells diplomats he made Trump a new offer on Ukraine at their summit
Expert Opinion
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Legal Loop: Lawyers should be concerned about a new Gmail security issue: here’s how to fix it
If you’ve been reading my column over the years, you already know that unencrypted email is inherently unsecure and that it’s no different than sending a postcard written in pencil through the post office. Despite this fact, in the mid-1990s, bar ethics committees, including the New York State Committee on ...
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Workplace Issues: Professional athletes who are pregnant get punished for having a baby!
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White Collar Corner: Supreme Court decides SEC “judges” were unconstitutionally appointed, leaves other questions unanswered
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Advocate’s View: Litigation issues in transactional documents: arbitration clauses, merger clauses and attorney’s fee provisions
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Fraud Facts: Are we being duped in the foods we purchase?
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Your Counsel: Making the most of mediation
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Money Management: Alternative energy — is it time to consider?
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Civil Litigation: Recent Supreme Court decisions affecting the labor and employment practice area
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IP Frontiers: Application or registration? Supreme Court to decide when copyright holders may bring infringement suit
Public Records
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Mortgages filed July 3, 2018
Mortgages Recorded July 3, 2018 135 Brighton SCHMEER, JOSHUA & SCHMEER, LISA Property Address: 20 HERTFORD WAY, BRIGHTON, NY 14610-2727 Lender: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC Amount: $166,500.00 2500 EAST AVE II LLC & 2500 EAST AVE LLC Property Address: 2500 EAST AVE, BRIGHTON, NY 14610-3124 Lender: M&T ...
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Deeds Recorded July 3, 2018
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Doing Business As for July 2, 2018
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Judgments City Court Transcribed to supreme and county court for July 2, 2018
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Judgments Supreme and County Court Docketed County Clerk for July 2, 2018
Profiles in Law
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Harris Beach’s Winchester is all for technology
Cybersecurity rating service BitSight Technologies notes that most companies receive some form of third-party legal service, which piques hackers’ interest in data held by law firms. As the American Bar Association’s 2017 Legal Technology Survey found, 22 percent had experienced a cyberattack or data breach — whereas, in 2016, 14 ...
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Joynt standing tall for women in the law
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For Judge Sciortino ‘being gracious’ is its own reward
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Bruns’ legal practice provides unique perspectives on daily living
Around Town
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Diversity Clerkship summer associates welcomed
The Monroe County Bar Association, the Greater Rochester Association for Women Attorneys and the Rochester Black Bar Association sponsored a welcome reception for summer associates in the Rochester Legal Diversity Clerkship Program on Wednesday at the First Federal Building.
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Courtney sworn in as GRAWA president at annual awards dinner
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Greater Rochester Association for Women Attorneys celebrates 35 Years
