January 2016 CMM Firm Newsletter: Things Every Architect Should Know About Copyrights, Estate Plans & More
Posted: January 27th, 2016
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This month’s team lunch celebrated our new summer associates and interns! We welcomed them to the CMM team with style, and a delicious catered lunch from Senor Taco. We enjoyed a nacho bar, empanadas, create-your-own-tacos, and arroz con pollo. Our theme this month was “Alma Mater Day!” We invited everyone to celebrate their school spirit with their college swag or favorite sports gear. It was a fun way to learn more about one another, as well as welcome our new team members! We also came together to congratulate Senior Partner Patrick McCormick on a job well done as he completes his term as Dean of the Suffolk Academy of Law.This month’s team lunch celebrated our new summer associates and interns! We welcomed them to the CMM team with style, and a delicious catered lunch from Senor Taco. We enjoyed a nacho bar, empanadas, create-your-own-tacos, and arroz con pollo. Our theme this month was “Alma Mater Day!” We invited everyone to celebrate their school spirit with their college swag or favorite sports gear. It was a fun way to learn more about one another, as well as welcome our new team members! We also came together to congratulate Senior Partner Patrick McCormick on a job well done as he completes his term as Dean of the Suffolk Academy of Law.
#ThrowbackThursday to when CMM’s Senior Partners Christine Malafi and Patrick McCormick proudly accepted the trophy on behalf of CMM at the Long Island Business News Corporate Citizenship Awards in 2016! CMM is proud to give back to our community in many ways through our CMM Cares initiative. Congratulations to this year’s Corporate Citizenship Award nominees for all they do to support the Long Island community.
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT
Jim McCann, 1800Flowers Franchisees
George Tsunis, Nassau University Medical Center
COMMUNITY IMPACT AWARD
Frederick C. Braun III, Brookhaven IDA LDC
CORPORATE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR (LARGE BUSINESS)
Lessing's Hospitality
Nassau Inter-County Express / NICE Bus by Transdev
PSEG Long Island
CORPORATE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR (MID-SIZED BUSINESS)
ClearVision Optical
H2M architects + engineers
Prager Metis
CORPORATE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR (SMALL BUSINESS)
Contemporary Computer Services
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Edward Blumenfeld, Blumenfeld Development Group
Marcum LLP Workplace Challenge
LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE (NONPROFIT)
Victoria Cohen, Alzheimer's Association, Long Island
Ahmed Hegazy, Eihab Human Services
Walter Stockton, Independent Group Home Living, Inc. (IGHL)
LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE (FOR PROFIT)
Jan Burman, Burman Properties
Jeffrey Cohen, SunPower by EmPower Solar
Scott Maskin, SUNation Solar Systems
Dr. Ronald Stair, Creative Plan Designs, Ltd.
Brandon V. Ray, AT&T
ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND EDUCATION AWARD
Touro Law Center
NONPROFIT OF THE YEAR
The Corporate Source
Way to go! So well deserved Christine Malafi & the entire Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP team!
More new faces! CMM is pleased to welcome Caitlyn Humann and Katharine Campolo to our team this summer. Caitlyn will be working with the marketing and communications department, and Katharine will help out with HR and operations. Both Caitlyn and Kat are working toward their undergraduate degrees at Fordham University. Please join us in welcoming them to the CMM team!
When business ties break down, things can get ugly. CMM’s client, a well-respected environmental engineering firm, received threats and bogus criminal complaints from a shareholder, who sought to intimidate the company in an effort to gain an advantage in buyout negotiations. Thanks to the hard work of Senior Partners Scott Middleton and Patrick McCormick, associates Rich DeMaio and David Green, and paralegal Kathleen Johnson, CMM successfully persuaded the court to grant a temporary restraining order barring the shareholder from interfering with our client’s operations. Read more here! bit.ly/2HvS46u
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Relationships between business partners can sometimes sour. And other times, they can turn downright ugly. CMM’s client, a well-respected environmental …