May 25, 2023
The New York Law Journal
By: Jerry H. Goldfeder, Michael G. Mallon
External Authors: David T. Imamura and Michael J. Pernick
Now in its Sixth Edition, "Goldfeder’s Modern Election Law" remains an indispensable resource on New York election law. First released in 2008, this treatise offers voters, candidates, and campaigns an expertly crafted modern, comprehensive, and straight-forward approach to understanding its intricacies.
Published amid the need to promote accessibility in election law and to encourage further widespread participation in politics and voting, new chapters include:
About the Authors
Stroock Special Counsel Jerry Goldfeder’s expertise in New York election law spans a 40-year career in election law and voting rights. He has served as chair of both the New York City Bar Association's Election Law Committee and the New York State Bar Association's Task Force on Voting Rights. He serves as Special Advisor to the American Bar Association's Election Law Committee and teaches election law at Fordham University School of Law, where he serves as Director of its Voting Rights and Democracy Project.
Stroock Associate Michael Mallon has advised an array of elected officials, candidates for public office, not-for-profits, corporations, and others on election law, campaign finance, and ethics compliance. He is experienced in a wide variety of political matters, including getting candidates on the ballot, litigating petition challenges, advising on campaign finance restrictions and requirements, litigating ballot counting procedures, and conducting recounts.
Read the full article here.
May 25, 2023
The New York Law Journal
By: Jerry H. Goldfeder, Michael G. Mallon
External Authors: David T. Imamura and Michael J. Pernick
Now in its Sixth Edition, "Goldfeder’s Modern Election Law" remains an indispensable resource on New York election law. First released in 2008, this treatise offers voters, candidates, and campaigns an expertly crafted modern, comprehensive, and straight-forward approach to understanding its intricacies.
Published amid the need to promote accessibility in election law and to encourage further widespread participation in politics and voting, new chapters include:
About the Authors
Stroock Special Counsel Jerry Goldfeder’s expertise in New York election law spans a 40-year career in election law and voting rights. He has served as chair of both the New York City Bar Association's Election Law Committee and the New York State Bar Association's Task Force on Voting Rights. He serves as Special Advisor to the American Bar Association's Election Law Committee and teaches election law at Fordham University School of Law, where he serves as Director of its Voting Rights and Democracy Project.
Stroock Associate Michael Mallon has advised an array of elected officials, candidates for public office, not-for-profits, corporations, and others on election law, campaign finance, and ethics compliance. He is experienced in a wide variety of political matters, including getting candidates on the ballot, litigating petition challenges, advising on campaign finance restrictions and requirements, litigating ballot counting procedures, and conducting recounts.
Read the full article here.
