Special Recognition of 10+ Years as a SuperLawyer Andrew T. Miltenberg and Philip A. Byler

Nesenoff & Miltenberg, LLP is pleased to announce six (6) attorneys have been selected as 2022 New York Metro area SuperLawyers and Rising Stars. Andrew T. Miltenberg and Philip A. Byler were selected as SuperLawyers with Special Recognition for more than 10 years as a SuperLawyer and four (4) attorneys were named Rising Stars, a list that distinguishes attorneys under the age of 40 years. Selection to SuperLawyers is based on peer nominations and evaluations combined with independent research. Each candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement. Only 5% of attorneys are named SuperLawyers; only 2.5% of attorneys are listed as Rising Stars.

Andrew T. Miltenberg, Managing Partner, specializes in Business Litigation, Schools & Education, Civil Rights, General Litigation

Philip A. Byler, Senior Litigation Counsel, focuses on Civil Rights, Business Litigation, Constitutional Law

Diana R. Warshow, Partner, focuses on Entertainment & Sports, Media and Advertising, Business Litigation, Civil Rights

Gabrielle M. Vinci, Partner, specializes in Employment Litigation, Employment & Labor

Adrienne Levy, Senior Litigation Counsel, focuses on Civil Litigation

Helen J. Setton, Senior Litigation Counsel, focuses on Business litigation, Civil Rights, Real Estate: Business/Corporate

About Nesenoff & Miltenberg
Founded in 1992, Nesenoff & Miltenberg LLP is a firm of New York, Boston and Palo Alto litigation, appellate, and transactional attorneys who are proud to offer clients the legal services, resources, and staffing to meet their clients’ needs and achieve their goals.

The UAlbany men’s basketball coach said the assault charge against him will be dismissed, given he complies with an agreement made in a Kentucky courtoom on Monday.

Coach Dwayne Killings is accused of assaulting a former UAlbany student-athlete in a locker room during an away game.

Through Killings’ PR team, Greenberg Public Relations, he said:

“Upon recommendation of the county attorney, the Court today approved a resolution of the case in Kentucky, which will be dismissed in one year, upon my completion of an online class in ‘corrective thinking.’”

“The interests of our team, players, families, program, and community always come first for me. That will never change. I look forward to continuing to build a program that the entire UAlbany community and Capital Region can be proud of, today and long into the future.”