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Fourth Department split on drug, gun convictions
In a split decision, a state appeals court has upheld drug and weapon convictions in Erie County.
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Read More »Seasoned attorney Andrea Tomaino working toward second career
Attorney Andrea Tomaino’s retirement at the end of December marks the end of one career and the start of another.
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Read More »In addition to his lengthy legal career, Justin Vigdor helped establish several Rochester nonprofits
It’s hard to imagine a Rochester without Justin L. Vigdor. Like the iconic character of George Bailey, played by James Stewart in the classic holiday movie “It’s a Wonderful Life,” Vigdor has enriched virtually every aspect of life in the ...
Read More »Court of Appeals split on rape conviction
In a split decision, New York's highest court has affirmed a rape conviction.
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Read More »Walgreens seeks court order to ban LeRoy man for allegedly defrauding rewards program
Retail stores usually do whatever they can to attract customers, but one national drug store chain wants a Genesee County man to stay away.
Read More »Attempted assault conviction upheld in split decision
In a split decision, a state appeals court has upheld an attempted assault conviction.
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Read More »Schwartzott named deputy managing member at Bond, Schoeneck & King
Jennifer M. Schwartzott has been named deputy managing member of the Bond, Schoeneck & King law firm’s Rochester office.
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Read More »Lawsuit against Williamsville schools reinstated
A state appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit against the Williamsville Central School District that had been dismissed by a lower court.
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Read More »Former city of Rochester employee files wrongful termination suit
A former city of Rochester employee has filed suit, claiming he was unjustly terminated after the garbage truck he was driving struck the underside of a city bridge.
Read More »Town justice upheld in drunk driving case
A Genesee County Court judge has upheld a town justice who ruled that it was legal for a police officer to open a car door to wake a motorist who was subsequently convicted of drunk driving.
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Read More »Supreme Court confirms justices have received COVID-19 booster
The Supreme Court says all nine justices have received COVID-19 booster shots.
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