"Who's Who in Women in Professional Services," Long Island Business News, August 11-27, 2015 - Sharon N. Berlin, Esq. was featured in this article regarding women in professional services on Long Island. ...
Richard K. Zuckerman is co-editor for the newly published 2014 revision to the New York State Bar Association's Public Sector Labor and Employment Law 3rd Edition treatise....
Scott M. Karson authored an article which reported on the New York State Bar Association annual meeting held in Cooperstown, New York from June 18 - June 20, 2015. The article, which appeared in the June 2015 issue of The Suffolk Lawyer, the newspaper of...
On Saturday, March 28, 2015, the 250-member New York State Bar Association House of Delegates – the State Bar’s governing body – took a number of significant actions at its meeting in Albany. This article discusses what transpired at this meeting. (Suffolk Lawyer, May 2015)View...
"Who's Who in Intellectual Property & Labor Law," Long Island Business News, February 27 - March 5, 2015 - Sharon N. Berlin, Esq. was featured in this article regarding prominent intellectual property and labor law attorneys on Long Island.View Reprint of Article...
Scott M. Karson authored an article which reported on the New York State Bar Association fall meeting held in Albany, New York from October 30 - November 1, 2014. The article, which appeared in the December 2014 issue of The Suffolk Lawyer, the newspaper of...
One of the hallmarks of the Special Education Statutes is the concept that disabled students should be placed in an appropriate educational program that is the least restrictive environment possible (LRE). Yet, the requirement of LRE was traditionally not applied to summer placements intended to...
The Open Meetings Law (“OML”) provides the following two mechanisms for boards of education and other public bodies to conduct public business in private: convening into executive session and holding a meeting that is exempt from the requirements of the OML. This article discusses the...
Common Core testing has developed into one of the hot-button issues in public education. Disputes over “opting-out” of Common Core testing have appeared in countless newspaper and website pages, with those in favor being commonly referred to as the “Opt-Out Movement.” This article discusses this...
Eugene R. Barnosky has been selected as one of the Around 50 Award recipients for 2014 by the Long Island Business News, in their annual salute to Long Island business leaders and institutions that have chalked up 50 years, or so, of success, with plans for...
