"THE LETTER OF THE LAW"
Newsletter of the Law Office
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Bruce Feffer, Attorney At LawSpring 2000 Vol. II No. 2 WELCOME! Welcome to another edition of "The Letter of the Law," a periodic newsletter for friends and clients of Bruce Feffer, Attorney At Law . Since the last issue of this newsletter, I have been quite busy speaking to various groups regarding our legal system and the law. I have appeared before a class at PS183 in Manhattan, employees of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, and adult students at the Employment Training Center of the Chinese-American Planning Council. On June 15, 2000 I will be a panelist at a program entitled "Everything You Need to Know About Choosing An International Lawyer," sponsored by the Global Business Association. I will be addressing general issues relating to the attorney-client relationship. Call 212- 702-9590 for more details. I hope to see you there! The opportunity to help educate people of all ages and backgrounds about our legal system is one of the most rewarding aspects of my career. And sharing information is what this newsletter is all about. Let me know what you think! --Bruce Feffer Notes and Happenings Appointment - I am proud to announce my appointment as Treasurer of the Committee to Re-Elect Richard Lee Price to the Civil Court of the City of New York. Judge Price is a highly respected jurist who has been a leader in law-related education. Welcome Aboard - It is also my pleasure to announce that Robert T. Anker, an attorney for over thirty years, has agreed to be "Of Counsel" to my firm. His legal knowledge and experience has already been of great assistance to me in serving my clients. Trivia Question: Twenty five years ago, what was the special relationship between Bob Anker and Bruce Feffer? E-mail your answers to Brufef@aol.com. The first three winners will be entitled to a free one-hour legal consultation. Co-op Law - New York State's highest court recently ruled that a co-op corporation may not indemnify one of its directors for certain misconduct or acts of "bad faith." The ruling came in a case involving a director who had denied a sublease application on the basis of race. Co-op boards in New York should become familiar with the decision in Biondi v. Beekman Hill House Apt. Corp . VISIT MY WEBSITE My website is up and running and available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Find it at Bruce.lawoffice.com. Look for past issues of this newsletter at this site.
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