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A New York City law firm has agreed to pay $200,000 to the state for failing to protect consumers’ personal and healthcare information.
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Appeals court vacates child sex performance conviction
A New York appeals court has reversed multiple counts of promoting sexual performance by a child because of problems with the grand jury proceedings.
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Read More »Olympian attorney joins Rochester law office
Attorney Kristen J. Thorsness has joined the Rochester office of Bond, Schoeneck & King as of counsel.
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Read More »Campaign for Justice has achieved fundraising goal
The Campaign for Justice fundraising campaign officially wraps up March 31, but the effort has already reached the goal of $265,000.
Read More »Rochester pawn shop owner gets four years for transporting stolen goods
The owner of a Rochester pawn shop who was convicted on federal charges of transporting stolen goods was sentenced to prison.
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Read More »Rochester shooter sentenced in Monroe County Court
Michael Parnell, 30, was sentenced to over 20 years in state prison for convictions related to a shooting in Rochester in July.
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Read More »Split court affirms Court of Claims award in suit against NY
In a split decision, an appellate court has affirmed a damage award of more than $550,000 in a lawsuit filed against the state of New York.
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Read More »New trial granted in weapon case after judge’s improper instruction
A New York appeals court has reversed a weapon conviction and granted a new trial because the judge gave the jury an improper instruction.
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Read More »Investor alleges fraud and deception by RealEats executives
An Indiana firm is alleging that RealEats executives used fraudulent behavior to induce investment and also failed to disclose impending financial peril.
Read More »Split court reverses weapon conviction over illegal police stop
In a split decision, a New York appeals court has reversed a weapon conviction because of an illegal police traffic stop.
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Read More »Split Court of Appeals affirms assault conviction
In a split decision, the New York State Court of Appeals affirmed an assault conviction and rejected a defense argument to use evidence of the victim’s prior violent crimes.
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Read More »NY cannabis agencies sued by medical marijuana providers
A coalition that includes some of New York's medical marijuana companies sued state cannabis regulators in an effort to open up licensing to all retail dispensary applicants.
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