Autumn Burgin is a law school graduate and not yet admitted to practice law. She has passed the New York State Bar Exam and is waiting to be sworn in. Background Autumn received her Juris Doctor from Syracuse University of Law, where she was recognized for her exceptional skill in trial advocacy, oral advocacy, and Read More »
Bousquet Holstein PLLC is pleased to welcome attorney Jeffrey B. Davis and paralegals Pamela J. Martin and Jennifer L. Pagan to the firm's Real Estate Group. Jeff and his staff bring to the firm all levels of real estate experience from small vacant lots to high level lakefront properties. Jeff will serve as Of Counsel Read More »
Our attorneys have spent decades in the public and private energy sectors. Our intra-disciplinary approach provides coordinated advice and assistance to local, regional, and international companies in addressing their energy needs. We are focused on meeting our clients’ needs through innovative strategies, strong government affairs advice, and a thorough understanding of the restructured energy markets. Read More »
Bousquet Holstein PLLC is pleased to announce that Nathan M. Jerauld and Maria C. Zumpano, MBA, CPA have joined the firm. Nathan Jerauld joins the firm’s Litigation Practice group, with a focus on estate litigation. He has extensive experience operating in high-stress environments and delivering tailored analysis of complex issues. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army where he Read More »
The drone industry has proliferated recently and is expected to see continued exponential growth in the next several years. Experts estimate that close to 1 million drone units, also known as small, unmanned aerial vehicles (or UAVs for short), were purchased during the 2015 holiday season alone. This expansion has led to creative, expanded use of Read More »
Seasonal Workers The U.S. wine industry is facing an imminent shortage of labor, particularly during harvest season. Throughout the United States, such work is mostly done by foreign workers. The H-2A visa program is commonly utilized by wineries to fill employment gaps, by hiring temporary, seasonal workers. H-2A visas are Read More »
On January 21, 2022, the Biden Administration announced several agency actions to attract and retain international science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) talent. Attracting STEM talent is one of the administration's key strategies for U.S. technological and economic global competitiveness. The administration set forth new policies to provide clearer and more predictable pathways for international Read More »
Ryan has been with Bousquet Holstein since 2007. As IT Manager, he oversees the Firm’s Information Technology department and is responsible for ensuring that all firm employees are able to use technology efficiently in order to assist their clients. He also works with firm management to plan and implement future technology needs to achieve firm Read More »
For more than 30 years, Jean has devoted her legal career to representing borrowers, developers, lenders and issuers in financing transactions. Most recently, she has focused on the federal tax analysis relating to tax-exempt bonds including financing and refinancing transactions involving healthcare, educational and cultural facilities owned by 501(c)(3) organizations; single family housing revenue bonds; Read More »
SYRACUSE, NY - Bousquet Holstein PLLC, a diversified law firm located in Syracuse, was recently selected by the not-for-profit corporation, The Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance, Inc. ("NUAIR") with offices in Syracuse, NY and Rome, NY to serve as its corporate General Counsel. The NUAIR Alliance, is a New York based not-for-profit that has Read More »