New York, NY (March 7, 2022) — Kostelanetz & Fink partner Claude M. Millman has been recognized for the third consecutive year in City & State NY’s “Law Power 100” list. According to City & State NY, the “Law Power 100” is a list of “legal professionals who aren’t simply influential in their field, but powerful in New York’s
On February 22, 2022, Claude M. Millman leads a webinar entitled “Contract Essentials for Nonprofits” for New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, Inc. (NYLPI). Description: Regardless of their size and programming, all nonprofits must deal with contracts as part of their routine operations. In this virtual training, Claude M.
In a recent article entitled “Social Service Nonprofits Sue City Over Pro-Union Law,” published on January 9, 2022, THE CITY reported on a pro bono case brought by Kostelanetz & Fink on behalf of The Human Services Council. According to the article, the Human Services Council, represented by Kostelanetz &
Claude M. Millman was interviewed for a light-hearted article in the Wall Street Journal entitled “BlackBerry Die-Hards Struggle With Final Blow.” The article discusses BlackBerry Ltd’s decision to stop providing cell and email services as of January 4, 2022, to the once-popular BlackBerry mobile phones. Mr. Millman, who counts himself among
Claude M. Millman was mentioned in a recent New York Times article entitled “Eric Adams Will Name Brooklyn Power Broker as Chief of Staff,” published on December 29, 2021. The article says that, in preparation for joining the administration of New York City Mayor Eric Adams, Mr. Carone resigned from
Claude M. Millman was quoted in a recent New York Post article entitled “De Blasio Admin’s $34B Health Insurance Contract Doesn’t Add Up: Rival Bidder,” published on November 28, 2021. In the article, Millman comments on the City of New York’s recent procurement of a Medicare Advantage contract. He is
On November 18, 2021, Claude M. Millman participates in a panel entitled “What to Know About Doing Business in New York” at City & State New York’s 2021 Virtual Government Procurement Conference. Description: This panel provides an inside look at the New York procurement process and prepares vendors to navigate
Changes and quirks in New York City’s “revolving door” rules for public officials may make a mess of things in December if City Commissioners and other agency executives leave their posts early to avoid unanticipated effects of a 2019 referendum on the City’s Charter. In 2019, an overwhelming majority of
