Corporate Counsel
...146;s clients are major league baseball players. He’s the new general counsel for the Major League Baseball Players Association, arguably one of...
...146;s a new legal ranger at the Adirondack...of Bronxville, New York, the 68-year...
...Lawrence Wieman. (All are in New York.) The firm represented the company...
...business matters for athletic teams including the New York Knicks, the New York Rangers, and the New York Liberty, as well as Madison Square Garden...
...business matters for athletic teams including the New York Knicks, the New York Rangers, and the New York Liberty, as well as Madison Square Garden...
...and summer, the league sustained three tragic losses. In May, former New York Rangers player Derek Boogaard died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and...
...themselves surrounded by photographs of New York sports icons—particularly New York Rangers hockey players basking in the glory of their 1994 Stanley Cup...
...to back former New York mayor Giuliani. ...
...eager to talk about its new focus: global warming. "It's...into its children's magazine, Ranger Rick, which has a circulation...
...Mississippi River valley in search of the perfect bar. From Minneapolis to New Orleans, he deftly describes the people and places that he encountered along...
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