Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, P.C.
Size of Organization: 62 Web Site: http://www.msek.com
Telephone: 516-741-6565
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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Raising the Minimum Wage in New York State Through the Budget, LaborpressDeanne M. Braveman,Edward Pichardo,Richard D. Winsten, April 29, 2013
As early as 1912 states began proposing minimum wage standards meant to protect women and children in the workforce. By 1920 thirteen states passed minimum wage laws. In a series of cases culminating with the 1936 case of Moreland v. New York ex rel. Tipaldo, 298 US 587, the United States Supreme...
Raising the Minimum Wage in New York State Through the BudgetDeanne M. Braveman,Edward Pichardo,Richard D. Winsten, April 15, 2013
As early as 1912 states began proposing minimum wage standards meant to protect women and children in the workforce. By 1920 thirteen states passed minimum wage laws. In a series of cases culminating with the 1936 case of Moreland v. New York ex rel. Tipaldo, 298 US 587, the United States Supreme...