Emily Whalen and Erin Hammond recently talked about the outlook for New York's adult use cannabis marketplace. Together they demonstrate the expertise each has gained by working with clients throughout the supply chain and in tracking and tracing. In Erin's case her experience also includes a leadership role with the Office of Cannabis Management. Their discussion is featured in the Albany Business Review digital edition. 

Congratulations David Weinraub on being recognized, again, among the top 50 of City & State NY's Albany Power 100! "As the leader of one of Albany’s top lobbying firms, David Weinraub knows how to navigate Albany and get results for his clients. By pivoting his strategy – more recently advocating for economic development to better dovetail with Gov. Kathy Hochul’s focus on jobs – Weinraub has shown once again why his firm has remained successful."

Brian Matthews was pleased to bring his vast experience in government, and as a member of an advisory firm working with companies who are leading the way to a more sustainable future, to the Waterfront Alliance’s annual Waterfront Conference On May 8. He was part of the panel discussion "How to Get Infrastructure Projects Done: Exploring Major Challenges and Best Practices." An expert in government procurement and MWBE certification and contracting, Brian’s 30 year N.Y. State government career included roles in the New York State Comptroller’s Office, Division of Budget and as CFO of the Office of General Services. 

For the second consecutive year, Emily Whalen has been recognized as a Cannabis Power Player in New York State. Emily had led BW's cannabis practice, which continues to grow as a result of her expertise and the addition of former Office of Cannabis Management official Erin Hammond.

VOORHEESVILLE - Jeffrey T. Buley, 63, passed away at Albany Medical Center on April 25, 2023. While his passing was sudden, he was surrounded by loving family and friends on the day he left us. Jeff was born in Poughkeepsie on February 24, 1960. He is survived by his father, Theodore H. Buley of Woodland Pond at New Paltz N.Y.; his daughters, Rachael and Clare Buley; his sister, Susan Buley Antoinette and her husband, Peter of Ballston Lake; nephews, P.J., Nick and Andrew Antoinette and Nick's wife April; his longtime girlfriend, Carolyn Kerr, and Carolyn's children, Jack, Putnam, and Lila Kerr. Jeff was predeceased by his mother, Lois A. Buley and his dog Casey.

Statement by David Weinraub on the Passing of Jeffrey T. Buley