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Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C. 
Size of Organization: 61
Web Site: http://www.msek.com

Telephone: 516-741-6565; 212-227-5511
Telecopier: 516-741-6706



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Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C., established in 1960 by the late John F. English, offers general legal services on the state and federal levels to its corporate, labor and individual clients throughout New York State and in Washington, D.C. The firm's Albany and Washington, D.C. professionals provide government relations representation before the executive and legislative branches of state and federal government. The firm's sixty one attorneys are active members of numerous local, state and national legal organizations with many of them serving as officers of committees to institute change in the judicial system. The firm is committed to the highest standards of professional excellence and prides itself on the quality and talent of its attorneys.


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U.S. Federal Litigation Activity
Source: U.S. Federal Civil District Court Databases. Powered by LexisNexis atVantage

Highest number of cases by Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C.:
Labor and Employment (39 cases in past two years)
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Total number of Peer Review Rated lawyers of Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C.: 32


Documents by Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C. on Martindale.com


The Promises & Pitfalls of 401(k) Plans
Ary D. Rosenbaum, May 28, 2009
The phrase "The Perfect Storm" sprang from the 1997 book--and later, the 2000 film--of the same title. The idiom has since come to refer to any event in which a possible, but highly unlikely, combination of circumstances serves to dramatically aggravate a situation.

New Federal Case Expands Rights of Disability Insurance Claimants
Kevin Schlosser, Robert C. Angelillo, March 5, 2009
Very often, a person who is disabled and entitled to insurance under an employer's long-term disability insurance policy is forced to challenge the denial of the claim, through time-consuming appeals and litigation.



 

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