Richard A Lipsky from 428 Hillside Ave, Rochester, NY 14610, age 49, Phone: (585) 442-4275

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Richard Lipsky

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Richard Lipsky Rochester, NY

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Work:

Wal-Mart
Rochester, NY
Aug 2009 to Dec 2014
Stocker/Inventory, Cashier
JASCO Heat Treating Inc.
Rochester, NY
May 1999 to May 2009
Induction operator
Extra Help Employment Agency
Rochester, NY
Feb 1998 to May 1999
Various Temp Jobs

Education:

Monroe Community College
Rochester, NY
1996 to 1998
AS in Liberal Arts

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N.Y. taxi operator subsidizes work of disability rights group opposed to Uber, Lyft ride-hailing services

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Gerstman said one consultant working to pull together the coalition of disability groups is Richard Lipsky, the prominent lobbyist who in 2012 pleaded guilty in a bribery scandal involving then-Brooklyn state Sen. Carl Kruger. Lipsky served a prison sentence in that case.

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Jun 08, 2016

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Boyland convicted on 21 counts

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Boyland was acquitted in 2011 in a separate federal trial in Manhattan, on charges stemming from a broad-ranging corruption case that led to convictions of former New York State Senator Carl Kruger and former lobbyist Richard Lipsky, after Boyland allegedly accepted a job from Brookdale Hospital in

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Mar 06, 2014

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New Plea in Bribes Scandal

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Richard Lipsky, a colorful and well-known figure at City Hall who portrayed himself as a fighter for the little guy, had been accused of funneling roughly $252,000 to state Sen. Carl Kruger to secure support for key initiatives for his clients.

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Jan 03, 2012

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NY senator in influence peddling cases returns

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Kruger, who was once the Senate's powerful Finance Committee chairman, Boyland and lobbyist Richard Lipsky are accused of a "broad-based bribery racket" in which the senator received more than $1 million, according to the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan.

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Mar 14, 2011

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The cost of doing business with (or near) Carl Kruger

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One of the other defendants in the case is Richard Lipsky, who has been a registered lobbyist since 1981. Lipsky is accused of funneling $252,000, between November of 2007 and June of 2010, to one of the bank accounts controlled by Turano for his family's and Senator Kruger's use. The complaint des

John Catsimatidis, the chairman of the Red Apple Group, made this statement earlier this year. Red Apple has been paying Richard Lipsky $48,000 per year to lobby for the last six years, and before that they paid him more.

The other Forest City Ratner development that Kruger is concerned with is a proposed shopping center near Four Sparrow marsh in his home neighborhood of Mill Basin. Another defendant, Aaron Malinsky, who also apparently employed Richard Lipsky, allegedly spent nearly $500,000 to persuade Kruger to help him get in on the development.

While Forest City Ratner and its subsidiaries paid Richard Lipsky at least $169,000 from 2007 to 2009 (ostensibly only to advise on youth sports leagues), they were not only having him focus on Atlantic Yards and Kruger. Lipsky was also paid $16,000 to lobby city council member Melissa Mark-Viverit

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Mar 11, 2011

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Anti-Gay State Senator's Secret Gay Life Is Revealed In Bribery Indictment

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First, the bribery: Kruger, the feds charge, conspired with a state lobbyist named Richard Lipsky to shake down clients for Kruger's vote. He's charged with accepting bribes from Lipsky to funnel state money to various New York City projects being developed by Forest City Ratner, as well as trying t

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Mar 11, 2011

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2 more lawmakers indicted

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Prosecutors allege much more. They say Kruger took money from lobbyists Richard Lipsky, Aaron Malinsky and Solomon Kalish between 2006 and this year, hiding the money in special accounts he established with Michael Turano and members of his family.

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Mar 11, 2011

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High-profile state senator charged in state's latest political scandal

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Attorney's Office charged Sen. Carl Kruger, the former Democratic chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee; Assemblyman William Boyland Jr., D-Brooklyn; lobbyist Richard Lipsky, formerly of Nanuet; and five others in an alleged complex scheme of bribery, money laundering and malfeasance.

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Mar 11, 2011

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