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Federal Employment Law

11/29/2010
Tully Rinckey Partner & Chair, Labor & Employment Law Practice Group, John P. Mahoney, discusses the controversy over new airport security measures that some say put TSA screeners in a bad position.

Government Services

12/28/2010
Partner & Chair, Labor & Employment Law Practice Group, John Mahoney discusses the conflicts that arise in procuring government contracts in response to the DARPA scandal for Federal News Radio.

Military Law

4/4/2011
WGY’s Read Shepherd talks to attorney Greg Rinckey of Tully Rinckey, a former Army JAG, about the differences between putting a defendant on trial before a judge and before a military tribunal.

Attorney General Eric Holder has said 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will now be tried before a military panel instead of federal court in NYC.
10/28/2010
Tully Rinckey Managing Partner, Greg T. Rinckey, discusses a possible repeal of the military’s controversial “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.
10/7/2010
Tully Rinckey Managing Partner, Greg T. Rinckey, weighs in on the Supreme Court case involving the Westboro Baptist Church, a group known for protesting at military funerals.
2/8/2010
Tully Rinckey Founding Partner, Greg T. Rinckey, appears in studio on WBZZ’s weekly “Ask the Lawyer” segment.
2/8/2010
Tully Rinckey Founding Partner, Greg T. Rinckey, appears in studio on WGNA’s weekly “Ask the Lawyer” segment.
1/18/2010
Tully Rinckey Founding Partner, Greg T. Rinckey, appears in studio on WBZZ’s weekly “Ask the Lawyer” segment.
1/18/2010
Tully Rinckey Founding Partner, Greg T. Rinckey, appears in studio on WGNA’s weekly “Ask the Lawyer” segment.
12/20/2009
Founding Partner Mathew B. Tully appears in studio on WGNA’s weekly “Ask the Lawyer” segment.
11/9/2009
Founding Partner Mathew B. Tully appears in studio on Mark Vanness in the Morning on Buzz 105.7.
11/9/2009
Founding Partner Mathew B. Tully appears in studio on WGNA’s weekly “Ask the Lawyer” segment.
7/7/2009
Mathew B. Tully appears on Talk 1300 with the Albany Chamber of Commerce President Mark Eagan to discuss this year’s annual golf tournament.
5/26/2009
Founding Partner Mathew B. Tully discusses power of attorney, divorcing an absent spouse, and special rules for military members called to serve on WGNA’s Sean & Richie Show.
11/1/2008
Greg T. Rinckey discusses USERRA and veteran employment rights with Al Roney of WGY on Veterans’ Day.
8/31/2007
Tully Rinckey Partner Mathew B. Tully discusses military employment law on Federal News Radio.

Security Clearance Law

3/7/2011
Tully Rinckey Partner & Chair, Labor & Employment Law Practice Group, John P. Mahoney, discusses what federal employees should do to protect their security clearance in times of furlough on Federal News Radio’s “Federal Drive.”
12/28/2010
Many people suffer from the holiday blues, but could that put you at risk of losing your security clearance if you seek the help of a mental health professional?

John Mahoney, Partner & Chair, Labor & Employment Law Practice Group at the Tully Rinckey law firm with experience in the world security clearance, explained your rights.
12/14/2010
The Office of Management and Budget banned feds from looking at the WikiLeaks documents. The reason, OMB says, is that accessing the site could threaten federal workers’ security clearance.

But how much trouble could you really get in if you sneak a peek at the leaks? John Mahoney, an employment attorney at Tully Rinckey, joined the Dorobek INSIDER to explain how federal workers can protect themselves.

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