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• Federal laws ensure workers are paid for every last minute of overtime
• CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST SUIT-KOTE CORPORATION
• Is it possible to reduce pedestrian accidents along Albany’s Central Ave?
• McDonald’s a class action lawsuit for violations of State and Federal wage and hour laws
• Online database allows Albany residents to search nursing home rankings
• Teen drivers experience significant increase in traffic deaths
• Hacker Murphy, LLP’s 2012 Awards
• Be aware of under-the-influence New York drivers this holiday season
• Sandy creates havoc for New York nursing home
• New federal rules aim to make roads safer, ensure compliance with hours-of-service regulations
• Are changes coming to the way the NYPD investigates auto accidents?
• Current NY Scaffold Law Holds Construction Companies Absolutely Liable for Elevation Injuries
• Study: Nursing Homes Ill-Prepared to Deal with Natural Disasters
• In NY Capital, Property Owners, Residents Must Clear Sidewalks of Snow
• Finding a Nursing Home Is More Complicated for Elderly Men
• No-fault Auto Insurance Case Decided In New York Court Of Appeals
• Study Reveals Nursing Home Staff Reluctant to Disclose Errors
• Albany Area Law Firm Recognized in Annual U.S. – Best Lawyers Rankings
• Albany Area Law Firm Has Proven Record in Defective Smoke Alarm Cases
• Smoke Detector Failures Lead to Fire Fatalities and Serious Injuries
• Upstate New York Homeowners Seek Resources for Repair After Irene Flooding
• Attention to Bicycle Safety Helps to Prevent Bicycle Accidents
• Multiple Senior Care Moves Can Lead to Nursing Home Negligence
• New Mirrors on Trucks Should Reduce New York Pedestrian Accidents
• Four Attorneys from Albany-Area Law Firm Selected for New York Super Lawyers® List
• New York’s Latest Effort to Put A Stop To Distracted Driving
• Fatal Bus Crashes Renew Calls for Improved Safety Regulations
• Grievances to Challenge New York Property Tax Assessments Are Due by May 24
• Highway Design Issues Raised in Saratoga County Accident Case
• Flaws Are Many in Tort Reform Proposals
• New York Vehicle Accidents and Senior Drivers
• Time is Now for New York Property Tax Assessment Appeals
• The Ethan Allen Capsizing and Government Liability in New York State
• Prescription for Problems: Doctors Working Sick
• “Ian’s Law” will Protect New Yorkers from Losing Health Insurance

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  Jim has a reputation second to none in personal injury law. His record of verdicts and settlements is very impressive.

  
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  David heads our commercial real estate and property tax law division. He has written extensively in the area of tax certiorari & more.

  
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  Our business collection efforts are led by partner John Harwick. He has practiced in commercial litigation for more than 15 years. has extensive experience regarding real property executions, sheriff's sales and other collection-related topics.

  
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  Patrick handles Property Tax Litigation and eminent domain and condemnation proceedings for land owners and municipal authorities alike.

  
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  Cathy works in Property Tax Litigation before Administration Boards of Assessment Review and the New York State Courts.

  

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