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…
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…
Trump tweet may sink case against Green Beret who killed Taliban captive
President Trump’s tweet announcement that he will review the ongoing case of an Army Green Beret charged with the premeditated murder of a Taliban bombmaker in Afghanistan…
Employers should be mindful of employment laws when snowstorms or other emergencies disrupt business
With Winter weather around the corner, employers should make sure they understand and are in compliance with all federal employment laws. Snowstorms—and other types of emergency…
Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford wants FBI to investigate assault claim: Why the bureau likely won’t
Although Christine Blasey Ford has been invited to give her testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee – in private or public – the California professor is pushing for the…
Factors don’t favor criminal charges against Kavanaugh
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats have been calling on the FBI to investigate a woman’s claim that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were both…
What happens now that veterans can file class-action suits against VA?
WASHINGTON — A recent federal court ruling allowing class-action suits against the Department of Veterans Affairs could lead to a host of new legal options for veterans who…
How Many Troops Did The Pentagon Boot Out Over Botched Drug Tests?
The Department of Defense announced a two-day pause to court-martial and administrative separation proceedings involving the wrongful use of controlled substances, due to worries…
Defense Department suspends all drug dismissals over lab contamination concerns
WASHINGTON — The Defense Department this week temporarily suspended all troop dismissals related to drug and alcohol misuse because of concerns over laboratory testing…