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O'Connell and Aronowitz
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On
January 1, 2006, Peter established an "Of Counsel" relationship with
the Albany
law firm
of O'Connell and Aronowitz in order to
collaborate on projects in the area of environmental law and toxic
torts. The law firm of O’Connell and Aronowitz was incorporated
in 1925 and is one of the oldest and most established law firms in
Albany. O'Connell and Aronowitz has not just survived for this
extraordinary length of time, but has thrived by providing the highest
quality legal services in a wide variety of practice areas.
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Tate & Renner
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Tate & Renner is a
private law
office in Dover, Ohio. Established in 1995 by Al
Tate and Richard Renner, our office seeks to advance social justice
through the practice of civil law. We have experience in employment
law, especially in the rights of environmental whistleblowers. We also
have experience in consumer, landlord-tenant, domestic relations,
juvenile, probate and personal injury cases. You are welcome to contact
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| Save the Pine Bush |
Save the Pine Bush is a
volunteer, not-for-profit organization dedicated to saving the Albany
Pine Bush, a globally rare ecosystem in New York State. We stop
developers by suing the government using environmental laws. |
| Benjamin Greenberg |
A blog dedicated to the
life and
times of Ben's father, Paul Greenberg, a former Vice President of the
United Furniture Workers Union, Executive Director of the Committee for
a Sane Nuclear Policy, and Special Assistant to Martin Luther King's
Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Paul was Peter's
primary mentor during his early career, and was his advisor and guide
until Paul's death in 1997.
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| Connecticut Coalition for
Environmental Justice |
The
mission of Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice is to
protect urban environments primarily in Connecticut through educating
communities, through promoting changes in local, state, and national
policy, and through promoting individual, corporate and governmental
responsibility towards our environment. We define environment as
including the places that we live, work, play and go to school. |
Bricklayers and
Allied Craftworkers Local 2
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Bricklayers and Allied
Craftworkers Local 2 is an Albany based local representing masons and
other skilled craftworkers, from the Hudson Valley to the Canadian
border. Local 2, in addition to its commitment to fight for its
members, and to protect their quality of life, has been in the
forefront of efforts to organize non-union contractors such as
Bast-Hatfield.
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Alice K. Berke
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The Law Offices of Alice
K. Berke, P.C. is a small, general practice law firm located in Albany,
New York and practicing throughout New York's Capital District and the
State. We have been aggressive advocates for our clients since
1989 and can serve all of your legal needs. Our uniqueness lies
in our AGGRESSIVE pursuit of whatever relief our clients are
seeking. We know the difference between our adversaries and our
allies and pride ourselves on the warm relationships we maintain with
clients.
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Capital District Area Labor Federation
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It is the intention of the
Capital District Area Labor Federation to implement the goals of the
New York State AFL-CIO New Alliance Program in building a more unified
union movement for working families in this Capital District area.
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Alliance For Bovina
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The Alliance For Bovina is
a grassroots, not-for-profit organization dedicated to appropriate
development of the Town of Bovina, NY. Our goal is to preserve
the rural, agricultural character of the town while promoting the
economic well-being of residents. The Alliance for Bovina has
been instrumental in banning industrial wind turbines in Bovina and
neighboring towns of Delaware County. It acts as a watchdog,
bringing to public attention important local issues and advocating for
open, transparent town government.
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| Brunswick Smart Growth |
Brunswick Smart Growth is
a citizen action group seeking to promote sustainable and positive
growth -- SMART GROWTH -- within the Town of Brunswick, NY. We
aim to generate respect, openness and awareness so that the residents
of Brunswick are informed decision makers inspired to preserve and
protect the quality of life in our community while encouraging growth
that will enhance the unique and essential character of our community.
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