Bond absorbs Lazer in latest high-profile LI firm flip
By GREGORY ZELLER // It’s already been a busy year for Long Island law firms, with regional practices combining, big names snagging corner offices – and now, a major out-of-market…
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No. 678: Don’t be a fool – we’ve got American dollars, Asian groceries, chewing gum and Sidd Finch, too
Pity the fools: Welcome to Friday, fools – and no, that’s not an insult or a bad Mr. T impression. It’s not just any Friday but Friday, April 1,…
No. 662: A midwinter dream with radioactive elements, Teflon, The Facebook and homemade soup, mmmmm
That was close: Welcome to the first Friday of February, intrepid innovators, as Long Island narrowly escapes this week’s nationwide winter storm – a just reward for another productive…
Island firms combine as legal maneuvering continues
By GREGORY ZELLER // Long Island attorneys continue to jockey for position, with two prominent Island law firms announcing a new merger. Just days after Jericho-based international law firm Nixon…
No. 661: Crispy tots crunch, the NL plays ball, Tim Sini lands on his feet – and we crepe you out, just a bit
Deuces wild: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and not just any Wednesday but the first Wednesday of February 2022 – making this 2/2/22, of course, a wild day indeed…
As LI’s legal landscape shifts, Nixon Peabody adds Sini
By GREGORY ZELLER // Timothy Sini has enjoyed some lofty perches in his storied legal career – and that definitely includes the former Suffolk County district attorney’s new home. Sini,…
No. 650: Pursuing trivia, speaking Esperanto and exploring alien habitats – with masks required, sadly
Yule get there: Just 10 more days until Christmas, intrepid innovators, and you don’t need a calculator to know that makes it Dec. 15 out there. It’s also Wednesday…
No. 639: It’s Halloween, but there’s nothing to fear – not with Goddard, Law, Potvin and Bob Ross on your team
Fear not: Don’t panic, dear readers! We’re wrapping up another busy workweek and easing into another relaxing weekend – even though Sunday is Halloween, making Saturday All Hallows’ Eve,…
No. 618: Why congressmen should listen to their moms – plus simulated golf, and the literal birth of a nation
Do the math: It’s Wednesday, dear readers, and the 230th day of the year, with only 135 days left in testy, taxing 2021. Mathematically, that makes today Aug. 18;…
No. 609: In which we storm Bastilles, reveal nominees, measure up and take it off – take it ALL off
Don’t sweat it: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and the midpoint of another summery workweek, complete with pop-up storms and pea-soup air. Yes, it’s sticky out there – but…
No. 597: In which Jell-O, Jim Thorpe and space monkeys shine, and we grill some holiday burgers
Long story: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, and not just any Friday, but the last Friday in May, which of course means a glorious three-day weekend is on tap….
Innovation in the Age of Coronavirus
Vaccinations are ramping up and the pandemic is winding down, but COVID-19 continues to reshape the world around us. And myriad Long Island forces – large and small, corporate and…
No. 586: On Red Barons, Red democracy and socioeconomic red alerts – and a true labor of love
Trials, other tribulations: The Chauvin murder trial may be over (for now), but socioeconomic challenges still abound – and our relentless innovation mission continues, dear readers, as we muscle…
No. 569: Enter the Phantom, feel the winds and meet the PTA, with cabbage (sorry)
February thaw: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we enjoy a brief respite from this brutal Winter of 2021 – yes, more snow is on the way – and…
No. 559: Flying saucers, supervillains and mutant viruses – are we living in an ‘X Files’ episode?
Going to be a big day: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we brave another wintry week of socioeconomic innovation – with the fate of the Republic hanging in…