Service minded: Vets chose law careers after service
Attorney Scott Allen Jr. was a freshman in college at the time of the 9/11 attacks. Aside from happening about five hours from where he grew up in the Syracuse area, the attacks…
Subpoena showdown: Congressional fights highlight differences from court processes
It’s been a near-constant headline in recent weeks. Congress subpoenas a member of the Trump administration seeking documents and information not available to the public. The…
Tully Rinckey expanding globally
As part of Tully Rinckey PLLC’s plan to change its business model and expand globally, the firm has named current partner Michael W. Macomber its new chief executive officer,…
Tully Rinckey Names New CEO as Founders Set Sights Abroad
The midsize New York firm is focusing its attention on global expansion, starting this summer. Tully Rinckey has named a current partner as its new CEO as the firm updates its…
Unsanitary conditions at Pettis Medical Center may have led to rise in potentially fatal infections, VA says
Office of Inspector General report faults lack of training, also reaffirms cover-up of Legionella outbreak in 2017 and 2018 Department of Veterans Affairs officials failed to…
Tully Rinckey is getting a new CEO, as founders focus on international expansion
Mat Tully and Greg Rinckey, the founders of Albany law firm Tully Rinckey, will step aside next year to focus their efforts on growing the firm’s international offices.…
Army reprimands retired four-star general in alleged groping incident from 25 years ago
WASHINGTON – The Army reprimanded a retired four-star general accused of groping the wife of a subordinate officer 25 years ago, signaling the service’s willingness to…
Intel Community Watchdog Now Runs Revamped Whistleblower Center
A year after his swearing in as the central inspector general for the 17-agency intelligence community, Michael Atkinson laid out details of how the IC’s new Center for…
Despite court decision, unions still feel impacts of Trump’s workforce executive orders
Soon after a federal district court overturned key provisions of the President’s three workforce executive orders last year, federal unions declared the court’s decision…
Law school to offer fully online-only course on veterans law
The School of Law will debut its first online-only course this summer, a veterans law course that is the first of its kind in the U.S. Law students can earn three credits for…