New York Law Journal
...and storage technology he invented. Doukas claimed he contributed $1 million in funds, capital contributions and office space in exchange for 50 percent ownership of...
...also answers inquiries about proper campaign conduct from candidates for elective...promotes athletic involvement by raising funds for athletic programs at local...
In his Complex Litigation column, Michael Hoenig, a member of Herzfeld & Rubin, writes that the class action system creates perverse incentives, harmful disincentives and significant conflicts with t
...group, to promote Democratic candidates and possibly to improperly obtain matching campaign funds from the New York City Campaign Finance Board, records suggest....
...also answers inquiries about proper campaign conduct from candidates for elective...judge may organize a non-fund-raising social golf outing for...
...candidates who have elected to receive public matching funds pursuant to the New York City Campaign Finance Act, to "non-participating" candidates...
...women afflicted with Breast Cancer". The Campaign Center is the for-profit organization that provided major fund-raising services for CABC during the period...
...in additional compensation. "Through an endless and utterly disgusting campaign of handwritten letters and telephone calls, the frequency of which escalated as...
...do not accept public matching funds. Acting Manhattan Supreme Court Justice...McDonald v. New York City Campaign Finance Board, 100038...
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