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Mansfield Tanick & Cohen attorney and partner Charles A. Horowitz, has accepted a six-year appointment to the Board of Directors of the Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies (GTCYS). Since its foundation in 1972, GTCYS has served as Minnesota's premier youth orchestra, providing Twin Cities and greater-Minnesota youth unparalleled opportunities for personal growth and music-making in a rigorous, pre-conservatory environment. GTCYS offers instruction in symphonic performance to children up to the age of 18 through six separate orchestras of increasing skill level, as well as a full schedule of concerts that are open to the public. For more information on GTCYS, please visit http://www.gtcys.org/index.asp.

Gregory M. Miller and Steven V. Rose successfully defended a foreclosure by action matter initiated by a large local bank while at the same time protecting the client's equity in the property. This recent victory marks the end of a six-year battle over the property, which was continually attacked by alleged creditors in attempt to obtain the property's equity. Due to the victory the client will receive a clean certificate of title and now be able to enjoy the property free from unsupported interests in the property which opinion was recently affirmed by the Court of Appeals for the State of Minnesota.

Events

On November 8, attorney Phillip J. Trobaugh will serve as a judge for the annual National Mock Trial Tournament at Macalester College in St. Paul.

On November 13, the firm's INCubation Center® will host its final INCubation briefing for 2008 on the topic of "Employment Enigmas." Attorney Marshall H. Tanick and Patricia Wittstruck, president of The HR Department, LLC will be presenting. For more information, click here.

On March 5, 2009, Phillip J. Trobaugh will present two programs for Sterling Educational Services, entitled "Employment Law Update" and "Privacy in the Workplace Issues."