New York Law Journal
...York, from hospitals and nursing homes to trade organizations, historical societies and charities. Ranzenhofer's office said there are about 103,000 nonprofits...
...appointed chief of the antitrust bureau. Schneiderman referred to the two...Bragg will oversee six bureaus: charities, labor, civil rights, tobacco compliance...
...York ("State" or "Plaintiff") against a "sham charity", Defendant Coalition against Breast Cancer ("CABC"), which the State...
...sole owner and director. An investigation by Schneiderman's charities bureau showed that the Coalition Against Breast Cancer (CABC) outsourced all of...
...amp; Bartlett. Attorney General: Eric T. Schneiderman, Charities Bureau. Attorney For Monica Katz: Wendy H. Sheinberg...
...T. Schneiderman, Esq., By: Robert R. Molic, Esq., Assistant Attorney General, Charities Bureau, New York, New York. DECISION...
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Edmead held that the attorney general's office adequately pleaded its claims that the National Arts Club's former president, O. Aldon James Jr., mismanaged the p
Christina Guerola Sarchio, a partner at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, writes that while plaintiffs' lawyers are seemingly quick to navigate around legal obstacles companies may place in their way,
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