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Leonard A. Weiss, retired presiding justice in Albany, dead at 98 - Vimarsana News

Leonard A. Weiss, retired presiding justice in Albany, dead at 98

A state Supreme Court Justice, Weiss was a practicing attorney in the Capital Region for more than seven decades who presided over the state’s second-highest court in Albany

Russian envoy says Japan seeks to erase from memory US atomic bombings - Vimarsana News

Russian envoy says Japan seeks to erase from memory US atomic bombings

Mikhail Galuzin noted that the policy boiled down to "minimizing references to the United States as the country that planned and carried out these inhumane bombings"

Source: tass.com
Why did the Russian Empire disband its secret police - Vimarsana News

Why did the Russian Empire disband its secret police

In the eyes of contemporaries, the all-powerful Third Department, the secret police of the tsarist regime, appeared only as a “strangler of

New York's next chief judge faces divided high court - Vimarsana News

New York's next chief judge faces divided high court

A month before Janet DiFiore's exit, the Court of Appeals shows ideological fault lines.

Greenberg Traurig Secures Win for Client in Obus v. New York State Tax Appeals Tribunal; Ruling is Major Change in New York Law on Statutory Residency | News - Vimarsana News

Greenberg Traurig Secures Win for Client in Obus v. New York State Tax Appeals Tribunal; Ruling is Major Change in New York Law on Statutory Residency | News

In a June 30 ruling on Obus v. New York State Tax Appeals Tribunal, the New York State Appellate Division, Third Department, held that a vacation home of a New Jersey resident more the 200 miles from the place where he worked was not a permanent place of abode that would make him subject to New York tax as a resident. Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP represented the petitioner, longtime client Nelson Obus.

Source: gtlaw.com