Eugene R. Barnosky

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Eugene R. Barnosky

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631-694-2300

 

EMAIL:

erb@lambbarnosky.com

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EDUCATION:

♦  Regis High School

♦  Colgate University (A.B., Philosophy and Religion, 1975)

♦  St. John’s University School of Law (J.D., 1979)

 

BAR ADMISSIONS:

♦  New York

♦  U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York

♦  U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

 

HONORS & AWARDS

  • 2016-2021 – Super Lawyer®
  • 2016 – Long Island Business News: Around 50 Award Recipient for 2014
  • 2011 – Listed as one of Long Island Business News’ Who’s Who in Intellectual Property & Labor Law
  • 2006 – South Huntington Educational Foundation’s Annual Golf Outing Honoree
  • 2003 – Listed as one of Long Island Business News’ Who’s Who in Law

ORGANIZATIONS & COMMITTEES

  • Past President, Colgate Club of Long Island
  • Former Vice Chair, South Huntington Educational Foundation
  • Past President, New York State Association of School Attorneys
  • Past Chair, Education Law and Municipal Law Committees of the Suffolk County Bar Association

PRESENTATIONS

  • 10.22.2021:   Collective Bargaining – A Look at the Present and Where We Might Be Headed, 25th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar, a live virtual event co-sponsored by the NYS School Boards Association and NYS Association of School Attorneys
  • 10.22.2020:  Collective Bargaining – More than COVID-19 – 24th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar, a live virtual event co-sponsored by the NYS School Boards Association and NYS Association of School Attorneys
  • 10.24.2019:  The School Board’s Role as an Employer – Where Does the Board’s Authority Begin and End? – NYSSBA & NYSASA 23rd Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 12.07.2018: Collective Bargaining in the Age of Janus and the Tax Cap – Suffolk and Nassau Academies of Law and the Education Law Committees of the Suffolk and Nassau County Bar Associations 2018 Annual School Law Conference
  • 10.25.2018: Employment Law – Some Bargaining and Non-Bargaining Issues – NYSSBA & NYSASA 22nd Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 12.08.2017: Slip Sliding Away?  The Potential Demise of the Agency Fee and its Impact on Management and Unions – Nassau and Suffolk Academies of Law
  • 10.12.2017:  School Board Member Free Speech Rights” – NYSSBA & NYSASA 21st Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 10.27.2016:  Collective Bargaining – What is Old, What is new? – NYSSBA & NYSASA 20th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 10.18.2015:  Bullying in the Workplace-Is Your District Vulnerable to Liability? – NYSSBA & NYSASA 19th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 10.26.2014:  The Affordable Healthcare Act – Lingering Issues – NYSSBA & NYSASA 18th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 10.24.2013:  How Are the New Section 3020-a Expedited Hearing Rules Working? – NYSSBA & NYSASA 17th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 10.25.2012:  When Medical Conditions Affect Job Performance – NYSSBA & NYSASA 16th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 10.15.2010:  Student Residency – Suffolk County Chapter of NYS Association of School Business Officials
  • 10.15.2009:  The Changing Face of Employment Laws – NYSSBA & NYSASA 13th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 10.16.2008:  Sexual Misconduct in the Schools – NYSSBA & NYSASA 12th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 06.11.2008:  School Plant Planning – Legal Issues in the Operation of School Facilities – C.W. Post College
  • 12.03.2007: So You Want to be an Administrator: Issues in School District Operations and Facilities Management – 2006 Annual School Law Conference, co-sponsored by the Suffolk and Nassau Academies of Law and the Education Law Committees of the Suffolk and Nassau County Bar Associations 
  • 01.09.2007:  Negotiation Impasses: Rally the Public to Your Cause: To Go Public or Not, That is the Question – New York State Association of School Attorneys
  • 10.21.2006:  Top Ten Ways to Get an “A” on a Comptroller’s Report – Nassau Suffolk Water Commissioners Association
  • 12.05.2005:  Hot Topics in Education Law: Commercialism on School Property, The Superintendent from A to Z, How to Get an “A” on a Comptroller’s Report and How Does Educational Testing Service Control Our Lives? – 2005 Annual School Law Conference, co-sponsored by the Suffolk and Nassau Academies of Law and the Education Law Committees of the Suffolk and Nassau County Bar Associations 
  • 09.28.2005:  Ethics in Government – Suffolk County Bar Association
  • 11.09.2004:  Fiscal Management and Safeguards Seminar to Municipal Officers at State Bank of Long Island, Jericho, NY
  • 10.20.2004:  Effectively Combating Hazing & Bullying – NYSSBA & NYSASA 8thAnnual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar
  • 01.26.2004:  Non-Traditional Revenue Opportunities for Public Entities – Annual Meeting of the Municipal Section of the NYS Bar Association
  • 10.23.2003:  Growing A Money Tree: New Sources of Revenue for School Districts in Tough Fiscal Times – NYSSBA & NYSASA 7th Annual Pre-Convention School Law Seminar

 

PRACTICE AREAS:

Education, EmploymentLabor, Municipal, Real Estate and Land Use, Planning and Zoning

 

Eugene Barnosky is a graduate of Regis High School, Colgate University (A.B. 1975 in Philosophy and Religion) and St. John’s University School of Law.  He began his career at the Nassau County law firm now known as Farrell Fritz and joined our firm in 1982.  With a varied background in many areas of the law, including real estate development, Mr. Barnosky now focuses his practice upon municipal, education and labor matters.  He has served as the Village Attorney of two Suffolk County villages and works extensively for our school district clients.  He is a frequent lecturer for the Suffolk and Nassau County Academies of Law.  Mr. Barnosky is past President of the New York State Association of School Attorneys and past Chair of the Education Law and Municipal Law Committees of the Suffolk County Bar Association.  He has served on the Board of Directors of the Family Service League of Suffolk County, the Advisory Board of First American Title Insurance Company of New York, and as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and the New York Bar Foundation.  He has served as President of the Colgate Club of Long Island and as Vice Chair of the South Huntington Educational Foundation.  His articles on education law have been published in the New York Law Journal and Newsday.  Mr. Barnosky was selected to appear in the New York Super Lawyers® Metro Edition in the areas of Schools and Education from 2016-2021.  He is admitted to the courts of New York State, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York and the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

 

 

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