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Former New Leftist, editor of Ramparts, author of Radical Son
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Burden of Proof: Save Me!

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By David Horowitz, Katryna L. Kristoferson
| nysba.org
Burden of Proof: Save Me! 6.3.2026 A Magnificent, Benevolent Statute CPLR 205(a) is a statute every New York State litigator must be familiar with. Known as the “savings statute,” the statute (and its predecessors) “has existed in New York law since at least 1788,” and traces “its roots to seventeenth century England.”[1] The Court of Appeals in Malay v.
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Succession and Real Estate

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By David Horowitz, Michael DiPasquale
| HPAC Magazine Verified
Every business owner eventually reaches a point where the organization needs to move into its next chapter. Sometimes that means retirement. Sometimes a partner wants out. Sometimes health, family, or simply realizing that time is moving faster than expected forces the change. Whatever the trigger, succession is rarely a single moment. It is a process. And for many owners, that process brings issues to the surface that are easy to ignore while the business is running smoothly.
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Regional sports complex slated for Glasgow

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By David Horowitz
| Kentucky Today Verified
GLASGOW, Ky. — A regional sports complex slated for Glasgow is anticipated to bring recreational opportunities, rentable courts, sports leagues and tournaments serving residents across Barren, Metcalfe, Monroe, Allen and Hart counties, Barren County Judge-Executive Jamie Bewley Byrd said. The Kentucky General Assembly this legislative session will provide $10 million in funding for project, money to cover its first phase after the fiscal year begins July 1, Bewley Byrd said.
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