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Brenna, Brenna & Boyce, PLLC
Brenna, Brenna & Boyce concentrates its practice in a few major areas of law.

Civil Liberties Litigation - Protecting Our Constitutional Rights

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Mr. Brenna is also a columnist for the Rochester Daily Record which has recently celebrated 100 years publishing to the Rochester legal community.

you never heard of before were created by Madison Avenue with
only one objective in mind: Create a new market, scare the hell out of everybody who might have even some of the egregious symptoms, then convince them that they have a new syndrome
with an easily remembered name.

Its no coincidence that the most recent TV commercials aired by Big Pharma just happen to have a brandnew product that will make you all better.

Just how many new syndromes are created this month will be directly proportional to how many new products multinational pharmaceutical companies want to sell, not only to your doctor, but to you directly.

Ive personally been involved in product liability lawsuits that revealed a smoking gun memo within the memos used to prepare for FDA hearings. They included comments that, in sum and substance, advised the company employees and attorneys to try to
steer the FDA inquiry away from the topic if the FDA realized there was a risk of stroke.

Making millions a week by getting a drug switched from prescription to over-the-counter seems to be a great incentive to ignore morality completely. You see, all you have to do is take doctors out of the equation, tell the public that the FDA has approved the product, and the money rolls in faster than you could print it yourself.
That doesnt mean doctors are not being approached daily, with enormous attempts to get them to sign on with the industry
programs. Even doctors can be manipulated. Some can be purchased.

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The U.SNews - Best Lawyers "Best Law Firms" rankings have been released and the Law Firm of Brenna, Brenna and Boyce was honored with a First-Tier national ranking.

Catastrophic Injury and Wrongful Death Litigation
Brenna, Brenna & Boyce proudly represents Plaintiffs in Litigation Matters, as it has for decades. Individuals who have been injured, or otherwise suffered harm, can rely on us to assist them in seeking justice, and retribution, for any wrong thrust upon them. Individual personal and property rights are of paramount importance in this country, and Brenna, Brenna & Boyce strives to assist its clients diligently, in its efforts to preserve and protect these rights.

In its Estate Planning practice, Brenna, Brenna & Boyce works with clients in preparing Wills, Health Care Proxies, Living Wills, Powers of Attorney, and/or Living Trusts, in order to help clients better manage or dispose of their assets, both during their lifetimes and after. We take a holistic approach, considering not only their assets, but also the dynamics of the entire family involved, to ensure that the clients interests and needs are met. Whether their concerns are about whom to leave certain assets, or to try to avoid or minimize Estate Taxes, or even in planning for the protection of assets in the event of a catastrophic illness, the firm endeavors to use its knowledge and compassion, to provide their clients with peace of mind that accompanies knowing that their Estate Planning needs have been met.

Our Military Law practice handles cases worldwide in the areas of military courts-marital, appeals and post-conviction relief. We also handle all administrative actions from Article 15's (Captain’s Mast), administrative separations (chapters), officer misconduct issues, security clearance cases, flying evaluation boards, Cadet / Midshipmen misconduct matters, discharge upgrades, Boards for Correction of Military Records, administrative investigations, claims, conscientious objector cases, re-enlistment issues, officer resignations, etc.
As a service to the Bar, we offer professional consultations, research assistance or “of counsel” services in numerous areas of military law relevant to civilian practice. This includes such areas as obtaining and interpreting military records, service-of-process issues pertaining to members of the military and their families, State and federal sentencing issues pertaining to a client’s past military service, Federal Tort Claims Act and Military Claims Act issues involving active duty, Reserve and National Guard members, opinions and advice on the impact of civilian convictions on members of the military, Reservists and National Guard members, security clearance issues for civilian employers and employees, and issues under National Security Law pertaining to classification or declassification of government information.

Attorney Donald Rehkopf, Jr. wrote recently in the Daily Record about the demise of United States Military's Don't Ask Don't Tell policy. Here is his review of the status and court rulings.

across the spectrum. Most commentators never got past the
headlines, however, since analyzing an 84-page judicial decision

The lawsuits plaintiff was the nonprofit Log Cabin Republicans,
whose mission includes work[ing] within the Republican Party to
advocate equal rights for all Americans, including gays and lesbians. (see http://online.logcabin.org/about/mission.html).

After almost six years of pretrial wrangling, an eight-day trial
was held in July, resulting in the recent decision that DADT is
unconstitutional. While space limitations for this column preclude
an in-depth analysis of the trial, the substance of the plaintiffs case is encapsulated by one witness.
Jenny Kopfstein, a physics major and U.S. Naval Academy graduate was assigned to the USS Shiloh, a guided missile cruiser with a crew of 370, as its ordnance officer in 2000, after she was commissioned. (www.navsource.org/archives/04/1167/040167.htm).

proceedings under DADT at that time.
On Sept. 11, 2001, the ships captain chose Kopfstein to be officer of the deck after the New York City and Pentagon attacks as the Shiloh was ordered to sea. A year and a half later, after multiple deployments, winning a prestigious ship-handling competition and in spite of positive testimony from Liggett and his successor-in-command, the U.S. Navy discharged then-Lt. Kopfstein pursuant to DADT.

She was one of many gay and lesbian former servicemembers
who testified for the Log Cabin Republicans. Notably, all were
witnesses not named plaintiffs.

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