And the Firm Officially Changes its Name to Gerstman, Schwartz & Wink, LLP
July 18th, 2011; Roslyn, NY
Top New York State Law Firm GerstmanSchwartz, LLP is pleased to announce its growth and expansion. Starting today, Nassau County Legislator Wayne Wink joins GerstmanSchwartz, LLP as a Partner and the firm will officially change its name to [...]
Video – Gotham brought heavy hitters to the fraud fight. New Yorkers Stand Against Insurance Fraud mobilized legislators and county executives to fix our insurance system.
Wal-Mart negotiates with City Council Speaker Christine Quinn for ways to establish business in NYC; NY Neighborhood Alliance and Small Business Advocates Brad Gerstman and Dave Schwartz of Gotham Government Relations Speak Out
A Richmond Hill school for students with severe learning disabilities has proven that where there’s a will, there is a way. The School for Language and Communication Development celebrated its first high school graduation last week after opening its doors nearly 25 years ago with an elementary school. All five graduates passed their state Regents exams and are heading to college this fall.
Special Needs Advocate Brad Gerstman, Partner at Gotham Government Relations & Communication, is outraged by the lack of leadership and accountability of New York City officials that are putting special education children last on their list of priorities.
Autism Advocate Brad Gerstman, Partner at Gotham Government Relations & Communications, would like to congratulate the NY State Legislature on finally passing of a ground-breaking new bill that will provide families of autistic children with much-needed insurance coverage. Families, advocates and stakeholders across the state of New York are joyful over this vote, and are excited by Governor Cuomo’s decision.
Brad Gerstman, who a month ago was publicly criticizing North Hempstead Supervisor Jon Kaiman, a fellow Democrat, said he has decided not to mount a challenge against the incumbent. Gerstman told Newsday he met recently with Kaiman and county Democratic chairman Jay Jacobs and “we agreed I wouldn’t run”.
New York State Senator Greg Ball and Westchester County Executive Robert Astorino join the fight to stop auto insurance fraud at the Peekskill, New York DMV. This criminal enterprise costs New York Drivers millions of dollars
