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lectured in White Plains, New York on September 16, 2005 on “The Freedom Of Information: Cameras In The Courtroom” for Lorman Education Services as part of a seminar entitled "Open Records Law."

was re-elected President and was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of Food PATCH. The mission of Food PATCH, a certified affiliate of Second Harvest, the largest domestic hunger relief charity in the United States, is to alleviate hunger and minimize food waste in Westchester County. (1/05)

as co chair of the Mock Trial Committee of the Westchester County Bar Association, Bob ran the Westchester County High School Mock Trial Competition. The competition, which took place at the Richard J. Daronoco County Courthouse, started on February 26, 2004 and continued for many weeks. Thirty-six high schools participated.

acted as a Chair of Food PATCH's annual Valentine Day dinner on February 13, 2004. Bob is also President of that organization.

was elected President of Food PATCH. The mission of Food PATCH, a certified affiliate of Second Harvest, the largest domestic hunger relief charity in the United States, is to alleviate hunger and minimize food waste in Westchester County. Food PATCH solicits and administers donations from both the public and private sector, distributing food through local agencies, who, through various programs, meet the needs of individuals and families. (1/04)

acted as a Chair of Food PATCH's annual Valentine Day dinner on February 13, 2003. He was also reelected as First Vice President of that organization.

was appointed as co-chair of the Mock Trial Committee of the Westchester County Bar Association (11/02). As part of his work, he is working with 30 Westchester high schools whose students are participating in moot court trials

is heading up a program of the Federal Bar Council to start a mentor program for the Federal and State Courts to work with the Westchester Bar and Westchester high schools. (11/02)

was elected Regional Director of Notre Dame First (University of Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish Resource Service Team) of the Alumni Association covering New Jersey, Southern Connecticut And Southern New York (11/02)

was honored for his volunteer efforts in behalf of Hudson Valley Hospital Center at a reception held at Xaviers in Garrison, New York

As part of the firm’s pro bono activities, Bob recently defended Pathways to Housing on a criminal complaint in Yonkers, New York. Pathways to Housing is a non profit organization that works to end homelessness for people living on the streets with concurrent mental illness and addiction.

is a lecturer in a Fall, 2001 Ethics course at Pace Law School with Professor Carlisle.

was elected in January, 2002 to Notre Dame's FIRST, a community service organization of the National Alumni Board for the University of Notre Dame in which he serves as a regional director for Metro New York, including New York City, lower Connecticut and the lower Hudson Valley.

acted as a Chair of Food PATCH's annual dinner on February 8, 2002; the Firm is a Silver Sponsor for the dinner.

July, 2001 through October, 2001

participated in a New York State Unified Court System’s Conference on Access to Justice on September 14-15, 2001.

was elected a fellow of The American Bar Foundation and The New York State Bar Foundation

was selected as Chairman of the Fund Development Committee of Food PATCH

is a member of the Golf Committee for Hudson Valley Hospital Center

lectured on May 11, 2001 for the Westchester Chapter of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants in White Plains, New York on "Use of the Private Family Foundation"

acted as a Co-Chair of Food PATCH’s annual dinner on February 9, 2001