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HOUSTON — The arrest of a Border Patrol supervisor on allegations that he killed four women calls new attention to the agency’s problems keeping rogue officers off its force as it faces intense pressure to hire thousands more agents. Juan David Ortiz, who worked in the agency’s Laredo sector, is ...
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Arrest shows challenge of keeping rogues off Border Patrol
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Masaschi, partner ask for more time to avoid foreclosure on Buffalo development
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Dems, GOP arguing on witnesses for Kavanaugh hearing
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GOP officials: Indicted Rep. Chris Collins to stay on ballot
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Judge denies ex-New York Assembly speaker bail pending appeal
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What the man accused of helping Kavanaugh assault a woman wrote about female sexuality
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Kavanaugh’s accuser waited years to come forward. Does that undercut her claim?
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Family Court a window into America’s living room
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Lawyers for Learning delivers backpacks for kids
Expert Opinion
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Money Management: Maximizing after-tax returns
A sure way to increase your after-tax return is to minimize taxes paid on your investments. Investors should have the goal to maximize returns as tax efficiently as possible. There are a few things investors can do (or not do) to achieve this goal in their investment accounts. (This does ...
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Examining Ethics: Strategic alliances: ethical implications
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Civil Litigation: Representing a corporation: who is the client?
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Legal Loop: Technology know-how: bridging the gap
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Keeping Your Balance: Retirement plan loan pitfalls
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GRAWA President’s Message: Seasons change and so do we
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MCBA President’s Message: Why your local bar associations matter
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IP Frontiers: This intellectual property is worth a lot of Bitcoin: What’s protecting this disruptive blockchain technology?
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Fraud Facts: Trying to identify fraud in your organization
Public Records
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Judgments Supreme and County Court Docketed County Clerk for September 6, 2018
Judgments Supreme and County Court Docketed County Clerk A judgment is a formal court decision, wherein the court determines that one party owes a specific amount of money to another party. TATE, QUANDELL 189 DURNAN STREET, ROCHESTER, NY 14621 Favor: PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Amount: $2,570.00 ...
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Doing Business As for September 6, 2018
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Mortgages Recorded September 6, 2018
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Deeds Recorded September 6, 2018
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Powers of Attorney for September 5, 2018
Profiles in Law
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Nikolic talks intellectual property, kazoos and 19th Ward cats
Engineer, attorney and counselor at law Aleksandar Nikolic grew up in Toronto and is eligible to practice in both Canada and the U.S. He recently joined the Rochester Intellectual Property Law Association board of directors and is a member of the Monroe County Bar Association’s Technology & Law Practice and ...
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Empire Justice Center leader looks back on 4 decades of helping the downtrodden
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Harris Beach’s Winchester is all for technology
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Joynt standing tall for women in the law
Around Town
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Lawyers for Learning delivers backpacks for kids
The Monroe County Bar Association’s Lawyers for Learning Committee made its annual fall visit to Adlai Stevenson School on Monday. They delivered about 450 backpacks with school supplies and T-shirts to the kids in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. The supplies are big help to students and families who can’t afford ...
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Diversity Clerkship summer associates welcomed
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Courtney sworn in as GRAWA president at annual awards dinner
