New York Law Journal...New York, several municipalities and T-Mobile USA. Patricia Lynch Associates again ranked second, earning $6.7 million in 2012, down from $7...
...the Joint Commission on Public Ethics by David Grandeau of David Grandeau and Associates in Niskayuna, N.Y. Grandeau, the former director...
...also been an associate at Sullivan &...said. David Grandeau, who led the...
...cloud when he was appointed to it in April 2008 by Governor David A. Paterson. His predecessor, Kristine Hamann, had declined to carry...
...Friday that the complaint against David Grandeau, then-executive director of the...
...followed by two other regulars on the top 10 list: Patricia Lynch Associates Inc. at $6.7 million in earnings and Bolton St. Johns at...
...Feerick also praised David Grandeau, executive director of...the construction impacts associates with each of...
...NYLJ, Dec. 19, 2006). He also had reportedly told associates he was bored with the job and concerned about the low pay...
...record, lobbying commission Executive Director David Grandeau said yesterday the slowing pace...
...Mr. Kumar's criminal defense. Attorneys for Islandia-based CA, formerly Computer Associates, said in their Nov. 13 motion for an order of attachment that...
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