CMM January Newsletter: Debating Elected Officials and Talking Economic Growth as 2018 Takes Shape
Posted: January 24th, 2018
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Bob Burg’s international bestseller The Go-Giver illustrates the fundamental principles of life and business by shifting your focus from “getting to giving.” As a recognized business leader, Joe Campolo has applied this ideology to his professional life and has proven that providing exceptional value brings great reward.
Join Joe and Donna Sirianni of Moving Forward Strategies for a free 3 part series beginning March 12th, as they share how they’ve applied Burg’s message to their professional lives. You’ll gain a new perspective and a chance to meet the author for Q&A! Reserve your spot: bit.ly/3qYM4HX
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Take “Book Club” to the next level and go “Beyond the Book” with like-minded business professionals. Join CMM’s Joe Campolo, &l...Yesterday, CMM's Yale Pollack joined Stony Brook Small Business Development Center to give an informative presentation for employers on topics such as pandemic-related discrimination issues, wage & hour issues, COVID sick leave, and other new challenges businesses are facing. Attendees left with vital information and a better understanding of how to navigate these times. If you are seeking guidance on any of these topics, contact Yale Pollack or head over to our Labor & Employment area to learn more: bit.ly/3q6syZd
Did you know that before February 15, 2021, surrogacy was not legally permitted in New York? Surrogacy has just become legal under New York State’s Child-Parent Security Act, and although it is inherently a personal decision between loved ones, surrogacy agreements are still complex business contracts that must be given substantial thought. In our latest blog, CMM's Christine Malafi summarizes the new law and what these business agreements should entail.
New Policies Allowing Legal Surrogacy in New York ⋆ Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP
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Many people are surprised to find out that before February 15, 2021, surrogacy was not legally permitted in New York. […]Achieving an excellent result for a client is always rewarding, but it is particularly gratifying when it helps a client hit hard by COVID keep their business afloat. CMM’s litigation team, including Jeffrey Basso and Richard DeMaio, successfully represented a fence installation company that was sued for various wage claims, including non-payment of overtime, by two individuals claiming to be former employees. CMM argued that there was no evidence to support the claim, and the Court agreed, dismissing all claims. Read more about this huge outcome for our client: bit.ly/3b8hoNF
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Achieving an excellent result for a client is always rewarding, but it’s particularly gratifying when that excellent result helps a […]