Privacy Versus Openness: Sealing Guardianship Proceedings
Thu 16 November 2017
Publications
In this Elder Law Column, Renee R. Roth and Daniel G. Fish write: Read More
Steven S. Newburgh Receives Chief Bankruptcy Judge’s Pro Bono Award
Tue 7 November 2017
News Releases
McLaughlin & Stern is pleased to announce that our West Palm Beach bankruptcy partner, Steven S. Newburgh, was the recipient of the first Chief Bankruptcy Judge’s Pro Bono Award in the U.S. Southern District of Florida. A luncheon honoring the award was held in Miami on November 3, 2017. Mr. […]
McLaughlin & Stern Attorneys Steven Hyman, Alan Sash, Jacqueline Gerrald and Tracy Burnett File Amicus Brief with U.S. Supreme Court for Binghamton University Professors
Fri 6 October 2017
News Releases
By Eric Coker – Binghamton University News Binghamton University’s Political Science Department is playing a supporting role in one of the U.S. Supreme Court’s key cases of the 2017-18 term. Four faculty members – Jonathan Krasno, Michael McDonald, Daniel Magleby and Robin Best – and graduate student Shawn Donahue – […]
Attorney Alan Sash Quoted in High Profile Title IX Case
Mon 25 September 2017
News Releases
Alumna files federal Title IX complaint after leading high-profile protests By Leah Potter – The GW Hatchet An alumna and sexual assault survivor who led a public effort to expel her assailant last spring is taking her case to the federal government. Aniqa Raihan, who graduated last May, filed a […]
Title IX investigation could change sexual violence case process
Mon 28 August 2017
News Releases
By Leah Potter A federal investigation into the University’s possible mishandling of a sexual violence complaint could force officials to change how sexual assault cases are managed, experts said. The probe – which began earlier this month – could lead to a clearer and more efficient process for all involved […]