UPCOMING EVENT

Join us at one of the finest golf courses in the country —all for a great cause!


CMM Cares is proud to partner with America’s VetDogs to host the 2025 CMM Cares Charity Golf Outing on Monday, June 2, 2025. The outing will benefit Long Island veterans and first responders in need and will be dedicated to the memory of Ex-Chief and SCPD Ret. Det. John “Jack” Miller. Discounts available for veterans and first responders!



Click here for registration and sponsorship packages or contact Julie Alberti at CaresGolfOuting@cmmcares.org for more information.

LATEST NEWS

Campolo Moderates HIA-LI Economic Development Symposium

Joe Campolo moderated the HIA-LI Economic Development Symposium on March 27th. He opened the symposium by sharing his personal journey with the HIA-LI and highlighting his involvement in spearheading numerous economic development projects on Long Island. Read more.

CMM Closes Commercial Real Estate Deal for Large Medical Practice

Commercial real estate transactions can be quite challenging, often involving complicated legal and logistical considerations. In CMM's latest commercial real estate deal, Partner Donald Rassiger was able to guide the seller, a large New York medical practice, through the sale of multiple properties with a favorable outcome. Read more.

CMM Secures Win for East End Homeowner Association

Senior Partner Scott Middleton and Senior Associate Rich DeMaio have obtained a favorable decision for their client, a homeowners association surrounding a horse farm in Bridgehampton. Read more.

Rassiger Quoted on Safeguarding Construction Companies Against Tariff Hikes

Donald Rassiger recently shared his perspective in an article discussing the impact of tariffs on construction and contracting trades on Long Island. Read more.

IMPORTANT UPDATE

Recently, FinCEN released a statement issuing an interim final rule about reporting beneficial ownership reporting, which removes the requirements for U.S. Companies and U.S. persons to report beneficial ownership information (BOI).


All entities created in the United States and their beneficial owners are, therefore, exempt from the requirement to report BOI to FinCEN. Further, foreign entities are not required to report any U.S. persons as beneficial owners, and U.S. persons will not be required to report BOI with respect to foreign entities if they are a beneficial owner. Contact CMM Partner Christine Malafi for guidance at cmalafi@cmmllp.com.

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