Campolo, Middleton & McCormick, LLP is a premier law firm with offices in Ronkonkoma and Bridgehampton, NY. We do not seek to be the largest law firm as measured by number of lawyers or offices.
Instead, we strive to be the firm of choice for clients with respect to their most challenging legal issues, most significant business transactions, and most critical disputes. Over the past generation, our attorneys have played a central role in the most critical legal issues and transactions affecting Long Island.
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CMM & CAMPOLO AGAIN AWARDED TOP TITLES OF BEST LAW FIRM AND BEST LAWYER ON LONG ISLAND!
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The Long Island business community has spoken, once again awarding Campolo, Middleton & McCormick and Managing Partner Joe Campolo with the top titles of 2017 Best Law Firm on Long Island and Best Lawyer on Long Island.
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Negotiating Tips for the President
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Donald Trump holds himself out as a master negotiator and "dealmaker," frustrated by the gridlock of Washington politics.
Boy, did he pass up a great opportunity to demonstrate these so-called skills with his insistence that Betsy DeVos become the next Secretary of Education. The same can be said for Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer - another high-powered politician from whom you'd expect superb negotiating skills - who also missed a major opportunity to strike a win-win compromise.
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A crucial issue for any business that is named in a lawsuit or is on notice that it will be named in a lawsuit is the preservation of evidence and specifically electronically stored information ("ESI"). Attorneys will typically send "litigation hold" letters to their own clients or opposing parties in litigation to ensure that all steps are taken to preserve all documents and ESI that could be relevant to the litigation. Essentially, businesses are instructed that nothing should be deleted, removed, modified, etc. by anyone within the company while the litigation is pending.
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A New Cybersecurity Reality for the New York Insurance and Financial Services Industries
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On March 1, 2017, the New York financial services industry will awaken to a new regulatory regime designed to set minimum standards for the development and functionality of cybersecurity programs. The New York State Department of Financial Services' ("DFS") proposed cybersecurity regulation (the "DFS Rule") will cover any institution doing business in New York pursuant to a license, registration, charter, or similar authority under New York's Banking, Insurance, or Financial Services Laws. Companies outside the financial services sector should also take heed, as regulators overseeing other industries may use the DFS regulations as a benchmark for what a "reasonable" cybersecurity program looks like.
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Do You Really Need A Revocable Trust?
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For many years now I've heard many attorneys tout the virtues of revocable or "living" trusts over Wills. But, with the added expense, is the trust really necessary? In many cases, no! Now don't get me wrong, there are many times when a revocable trust is the way to go, but there should be a need for it, not just a knee-jerk reaction or a scare tactic.
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CMM Represents IT Leader ServiceAide in Funding Round Led by Arrowroot Captial
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As proud supporters and patrons of the Staller Center for the Arts, we are pleased to offer our friends and clients a special discount of $5 off regular price tickets to the Thursday, March 9, 8 p.m., performance featuring singer, songwriter and pianist Peter Cincotti. Use coupon code CMMLLP at checkout. Online purchases only.
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Since 1968, LIMBA has been Long Island's catalyst for economic investment and improvement, sponsoring lively breakfast forums featuring Long Island business activists and government officials. Please join us at these upcoming LIMBA events.
LEE ZELDIN, U.S. Representative, 1st Congressional District of New York
COLONEL MIKE CANDERS, PhD, ATP, MEI
Aviation Center Director at Farmingdale State College
Friday, March 17: Aviation Concerns about Privately Owned Drones
KEN DALY, President, National Grid
Friday, March 31: Building out the Gas Supply System
DR. W. HUBERT KEEN, President,
Nassau Community College
Friday, April 14: Rebuilding the Curriculum
VINCENT DEMARCO, Sheriff of Suffolk County, New York
Friday, April 28: Drugs and Gangs in Suffolk County
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