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• Syracuse Law School clinic helps low-income taxpayers

  - 2005-11-22

  Syracuse University College of Law's Low Income Taxpayer Clinic LITC offers legal assistance to low income taxpayers who have controversies with the Internal Revenue Service. In this program, Syracuse University law student attorneys represent low-income taxpayers, persons with incomes below 250 percent of the poverty guidelines. ...

  Tags: attorney, FINANCE, income, Rochester, Syracuse University, Taxes

• Business helps fuel growth at Scolaro

  - 2005-05-13

  SYRACUSE - The Syracuse-based law firm of Scolaro, Shulman, Cohen, Fetter & Burstein, P.C. has grown largely by serving businesses and entrepreneurs well.Founded in 1979, the Scolaro law firm has grown from five attorneys to 27, and now has a total staff of 85. The firm's client base is composed...

  Tags: attorney, Benefits, FINANCE, HEALTHCARE, Litigation, Rochester, SOFTWARE, Syracuse University

• Sedgwick adding name to Hurbson Business Interiors

  - 2004-12-24

  SYRACUSE - Hurbson Business Interiors HBI has added owner Douglas Sedgwick's name to the company.The Herman Miller, contract-furniture dealer' is operating under the name Sedgwick/ Hurbson Business Interiors and will drop the "Hurbson" from its name next year. Sedgwick made the change to eliminate confusion with Hurbson Workplace Furnishings, his...

  Tags: Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Rochester, SOFTWARE, Syracuse University

• CNY solo attorneys among state's lowest paid

  - 2004-12-03

  A survey of attorney compensation finds that lawyers in solo practice in Central New York are among the lowest paid in the state.The survey, published in the New York State Bar Association's "The 2004 Desktop Reference on the Economics of Law Practice in New York State," found that the median...

  Tags: Albany, attorney, Buffalo, lawyer, MARKETING, Rochester, survey, Syracuse University

• Hiscock and Barclay continues Rochester growth

  - 2004-06-04

  SYRACUSE - Hiscock and Barclay, LLP has added nine new attorneys, one of whom is a physician, to the firm. The addition of the nine to the firm's Rochester office brings its total attorney count to 160. Hiscock and Barclay began 2004 by adding another law firm, the nine-attorney Bouck...

  Tags: attorney, FINANCE, Investment, Rochester, Syracuse University

• Chamber, MACNY mull merger

  - 2003-12-19

  SYRACUSE - Officials at the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce are studying the idea of merging with the Manufacturers Association of Central New York MACNY to form one organization to provide services to and lobby for area businesses. The idea is to consolidate resources, speak with one voice when asking...

  Tags: FINANCE, Investment, manufacturer, Manufacturing, merger, Rochester, Syracuse University

• Economy tests Murphy and Nolan's mettle

  - 2003-11-21

  SYRACUSE - Carrier Corporation's decision to leave Syracuse directly affects its workers, but the trickle-down effects can be felt at Murphy and Nolan, a metals distributor. To compensate for this lack of business as well as the downturn in the economy, the company has diversified its offerings."It's been a constant...

  Tags: Branding, MARKETING, Murphy, PRODUCTIVITY, Rochester, Syracuse University, Transportation

• The next chapter. (Promotional Supplement To Plants, Sites & Parks).(Statistical Data Included)

  - 2002-09-01

  In the storied history of New York, a new chapter unfolded with the administration of Gov. George E. Pataki in 1995. Business taxes were slashed, along with bureaucratic red tape that had discouraged and frustrated economic growth. Restored hope created new jobs and a once-stagnant economy...

  Tags: FINANCE, incentive, job, manufacturing, Rochester, Syracuse University, Taxes

• LEADING U.S. BUSINESS SCHOOLS.(Directory)(Illustration)(Industry Overview)

  - 2000-01-24

  After middle managers were downsized in the 1980s, the management knowledge base dried up at many corporations. Those companies have turned to graduate business schools to replenish their ranks. Graduates from these 80 institutions will make on average more than $67,000 in their first year. In...

  Tags: Administration, Arizona State University, Boston College, Brigham Young University, Carnegie-Mellon University, Case Western Reserve University, Chicago, Columbia, Computer Associates International Inc., Denver, Emory University, G., Georgetown University, Georgia, Georgia Institute of Technology, Harvard Business School, Insead, Johnson, Jones, Kellogg, Kentucky, London Business School, Marriott, Mary, New York University, Pennsylvania State University, Rice University, Robert, Rochester, Syracuse University, Technology, Texas A&M University, University of California at Los Angeles, University of Florida, University of London, University of Michigan, University of Pittsburgh, Wharton School

• Forum aims to fuel software surge

  - 1996-08-05

  SYRACUSE--Central New York may not be Silicon Valley, but if you look at the talent pool from Syracuse University, Cornell, and other Central New York colleges and universities, and you look at the talent that businesses and industries bring to the area, it certainly seems logical that there would be...

  Tags: Albany, Entrepreneurship, network, Rochester, software, Syracuse University