When Joseph P. Galda, a member of the conservative Young Americans for Freedom and of Consumer Alert, enrolled as a Rutgers University freshman here, he was appalled to learn that […]
Rutgers Senior Presses Fight to Abolish Mandatory Fee to Advocacy Group Read More »
Eight students from various campuses of the State University of New York have charged that the mandatory diversion of funds for student activities to a public-interest law firm is unconstitutional.
Students Sue Over Aid to Public-Interest Lawyers Read More »
A State Supreme Court judge has ruled that the city cannot offer a 10 percent "price preference" to bidders for municipal contracts that are owned by women or minorities. The
Judge Bars Price Advantage To Minority Bids in New York Read More »
More often than not during its twenty-five year history, ALF has represented clients who found it necessary to contest governmental over-reaching and abuse. This history made proclamations received in advance
Recognition of Atlantic Legal Foundation’s Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Read More »
For a complete report on the Attorney-Client Privilege Conference, click here. Atlantic Legal is organizing a conference on the subject of the erosion of the attorney-client privilege. The topics to
Atlantic Legal Conference on the Erosion of the Attorney-Client Privilege Read More »
The Chief Judge of New York has again proposed streamlining New York’s byzantine trial court structure, a proposal Atlantic Legal has been invited, by leading practitioners, to analyze. Atlantic Legal
Court Restructuring Project Read More »
