After nine successful years, Bowitch & Coffey is closing its doors. Starting August 1, 2021, Gary Bowitch and Dan Coffey will be practicing law in their own law firms and will continue to provide clients with the same high quality legal services in their areas of expertise. Their new contact information is:
Gary S. Bowitch
Attorney at Law
13 Willow Street
Castleton, NY 12033
Phone: 518-527-2232
Email: gbowitch@bowitchlaw.com
Bowitch Law New Website
Daniel Coffey
Coffey Law PLLC
17 Elk Street
Albany, NY 12207
Phone: 518-813-9500
Email: Dan@coffeylawny.com
Coffey Law New Website
Bowitch Assists Saratoga County In Securing EPA Cleanup of Brownfield Site
Article published in Daily Gazette on March 18, 0016 (website link or PDF)
Local people will tell you how the former Saratoga County Homestead was once a grand old building. The sprawling hospital-style building was by far the most magnificent in a remote corner of Saratoga County where every direction seems to take you downhill.
But the former tuberculosis sanitarium and later county home for the aged and infirm is now a window-shattered shell, and a hazard to the environment, thanks to tons of asbestos inside.
It's been empty for decades. There have been hundreds of break-ins by teenagers who had heard tales about the hilltop "haunted hospital" outside Barkersville, at the very southern edge of the Adirondacks.
Dan Coffey Sworn in as President of the Albany County Bar Association
Dan Coffey was honored to be sworn in by Judge Karen Peters January 12th as the 108th President of the Albany County Bar Association. Dan will serve a one-year term. He has previously served on the Board and as an Officer of the Association, which consists of over 1,100 attorney who practice in or live in Albany County. The mission of the county bar association is to promote collegiality among the bench and bar, facilitate public service and access to justice to all and to offer programs, benefits and services to enhance the skills of its members.
Coffey Speaks at NYS Bar Conference
On May 29, 2015, Dan Coffey spoke at the New York State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Conference: “Insurance Coverage Update: Important Considerations and Emerging Issues When Coverage Is Disputed and Litigated".
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- Bowitch Represents Livingston County in $20 Million Settlement of Salt Mine Collapse Case
- Bowitch Explains Brownfield Opportunities Area Grant Program at BOA Kick Off Meeting in Massena New York
- Bowitch Assists As Environmental Counsel to St. Lawrence County in Addressing Contaminated Properties
- Vermont Federal Court
- Coffey quoted on insurance law in Poughkeepsie Journal
