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For more than 300 years, Albany has played an important role
in New York State and the nation. As the state capital,
government dominates the area’s economy. However, the Capital
Region has also become one of the premier high technology
centers in New York State, with a number of world-class
research institutions in residence.
As the role of state government
has increased, the need for business-savvy professional
services has likewise increased. Our Albany office features a
large, experienced governmental affairs team, and is also home
to teams of litigators and health business, insurance,
environmental and energy attorneys. StayLaw
culture of collaboration means that all of our practice areas,
in all of our offices, are easily accessible from Albany,
allowing us to readily adapt to client needs.
We bring a strong sense of
purpose and leadership to our relationships. Our Albany
governmental affairs attorneys advise clients on legislative,
regulatory and procurement matters. We also have the leading
government law compliance practice focusing on ethics,
campaign finance, procurement, freedom of information and
state and city lobbying regulations. We regularly partner with
the New York City governmental affairs practice to provide
clients with solutions-oriented advocacy at the state and city
levels. In addition, StayLaw Albany office was
ranked No. 4 among Albany’s top lobbying firms by the New York
State Commission on Lobbying in its 2006 annual report.
Our Albany-based energy
attorneys represent national and international corporations
that own and operate electric generating facilities, and
engage in financial markets that trade energy products. Our
litigators regularly represent clients in state and federal
trial and appeals courts.
Our firm culture is built on
a strong tradition of service. Our Albany attorneys include a
former assistant counsel to the Governor, a former counsel to
the Majority Conference of the New York State Assembly, a
former counsel for the New York State Senate, a former counsel
to the Lieutenant Governor of New York State, as well as a
former general counsel to the New York State Department of
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