New York Law Journal...attorney in the capital region and a founding partner at Kindlon Shanks & Associates. Kindlon Jr., who lives on Staten Island, was...
...Kindlon, Shanks & Associates, Albany (Terence L. Kindlon of counsel), for appellant. ...
...Esq., Albany, NY. Kathy Manley, Esq., Kindlon and Shanks and Associates, Albany, NY. Miguel G. Ortiz, Esq...
The Court of Appeals yesterday threw out the enterprise corruption indictments of four defendants after finding their involvement in what prosecutors called a "cybercrime group" did not qualify as a
...For Claimant by: Terence L. Kindlon, Esq., Laurie Shanks, Esq., Kindlon Shanks & Associates For Defendant Hon. Eric T. Schneiderman...
...but in light of Patti's ruling the claimant's attorney, Terence Kindlon of Albany, said he will attempt to revisit the issue. ...
...on Professional Standards, Albany, for petitioner. Kindlon Shanks & Associates, Albany (Lee C. Kindlon of counsel), for respondent. ...
...Kindlon Shanks & Associates, Albany (Lee C. Kindlon of counsel), for respondent. ...
...attorneys in Thursday's Albany County Democratic primary. If Lee Kindlon, 35, beats incumbent District Attorney P. David Soares, 42, Terence "Terry...
...L. Kindlon, Esq. and Gennaro D. Calabrese, Esq., of counsel, Kindlon Shanks & Associates, Albany, NY. Decision and Order...
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