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Pat is a trial and appellate litigator in the firm’s complex litigation group. Among others, Pat has represented healthcare providers in ERISA and managed care litigation, government contractors in trade secrets and whistleblower disputes, and real estate developers in land use and commercial cases.

SIDNEY — Information on the Shelby County Land Bank’s goals, happenings and pictures of some of its properties was presented to Sidney City Cou

Millions of Americans still face housing insecurity as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, with nearly 15 percent behind on rent payments at the end of June. New York City not only houses the majority of the State’s renters but also had relatively high rates of rent-burdened tenants to the pandemic.

Tehama County nonprofits awarded grant money after tough year The McConnell Fund is giving a total of $154,399 split between five different groups in Tehama. Posted: Jun 2, 2021 7:30 PM Posted By: Tori Apodaca RED BLUFF, Calif. - Tehama County nonprofits and public entities are receiving a total of $154,399 in grants from the McConnell Fund at the Community Foundation at the North State. This year they saw a record-breaking amount of people applying for the McConnell grant due to the pandemic...

Buying and installing a walk-in bathtub might seem expensive at first glance, but there are plenty of ways to get help paying for this kind of tub. Financing is widely available from sellers, and financial assistance is available from a number of sources. Read on to see which options you may qualify for. Veterans benefits If you’re a veteran, VA benefits are a great way to get financial assistance for buying a walk-in tub. The Department of Veterans Affairs offers assistance in the form of gr...

Experts: Test for these toxins regularly if your drinking water comes from a well Ismail Turay Jr. Most water from the region’s large underground aquifer is safe to drink untreated, but homeowners might not always be aware of all the potential contaminants, including “forever chemicals” that do not have a color, taste or smell. Such was the case recently in Butler Twp., Montgomery County, when Earl Moyer and some of his neighbors said they learned about the chemicals known...

New York State Team To see the effect of the coronavirus pandemic unfold on New Yorkers in real time, look no further than the Empire States housing trends. On one hand, a push for increased social distancing and record-low mortgage rates moved affluent people in New York City and throughout the Northeast to shop for first and second homes in less dense, more remote areas of New York. But as buyers flooded the market, state-mandated restrictions that began in March weakened New York’s ...

SHARE: Housing activists and landlords don’t agree on much – but they both say renters need more relief, even after the passage of a new moratorium on evictions. The landmark legislation signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo is considered one of the strongest tenant protections in the country, but it still leaves renters on the hook for hundreds or thousands in back rent, and small landlords short on income and money for keeping up their properties. So with a new session right around the corner and e...