Updates and achievements regarding the firm and our partners, as well as observations and analysis on the laws and legislation affecting our community.
On Friday, September 7th, LIMBA hosted a breakfast forum with Suffolk County Sheriff Errol Toulon, which was co-sponsored by Twomey Latham. Partners Reza Ebrahimi, Bryan Van Cott and Patrick Fife, and Senior Associate Craig Handler attended the event. Sheriff Toulon...
Contractors and owners alike often operate under a common misconception that the “industry-standard” for construction contracts limits the contractor’s responsibility to correct defective construction to one year after completion of the work. However, such a one-year...
In my last article I wrote about the numerous reasons estate planning is important outside of estate tax planning, in light of the recent doubling of the federal estate tax exemption as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. This article is devoted to the other end of the...
On Friday, August 10th LIMBA hosted a breakfast forum with the first female police commissioner in Suffolk County’s history, Geraldine Hart, which was co-sponsored by Twomey Latham. Partners Bryan Van Cott and Patrick Fife attended the event. Commissioner Hart,...
HAH - K. Dalli July Article For many people involved in creative pursuits, knowing how to protect the work is important. Although it may seem daunting, the good news is that it’s really a lot simpler than it might first appear. For starters, the way in which...
Senior Partner David M. Dubin receives AV Preeminent Rating by Martindale-Hubbell in 2018. The AV Preeminent Rating is the pinnacle of professional excellence earned through a strenuous Peer Review Rating process that is managed and monitored by the world's most...
Martin D. Finnegan of the law firm of Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo awarded the recipient of the firm’s 2018 Community Service Scholarship to Mattituck Jr. Sr. High School senior Jaime Gaffga of Mattituck. Ms. Gaffga is an active member of the...
David Dubin and Alexandra Halsey Storch of the law firm of Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo announced the recipients of the firm's Community Service Scholarships. On Thursday, June 7 the 2018 scholarship recipients were announced at the Southampton...
Corporate Citizenship: The Business of Giving "The Corporate Citizenship Awards celebrate companies, foundations and individuals who recognize that building a better Long Island to live, work and play starts with community service. By embracing the idea that being a...
On Thursday night the 2018 Scholarship recipients were announced at East Hampton High School’s award ceremony. The year’s winners are Rudolph DeSanti, of East Hampton, and Maya Schultz, of Amagansett. Ms. Schultz has volunteered with Paddler’s for Humanity; an East...
On Thursday evening the 2018 Twomey Latham Community Service Scholarship recipient was announced at Riverhead High School's Senior Award Ceremony. The year’s winner is Kenneth Rothwell, of Wading River. Kenneth is a member of both the Riverhead Community Awareness...
Twomey Latham will be honored at Long Island Business New's Corporate Citizenship Awards. The firm is being recognized as Corporate Citizen of the Year (Small Business) and Senior Partner Christopher D. Kelley, Esq. for...
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