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ADAM P. MASTROLEO and NICHOLAS P. JACOBSON have joined Bond, Schoeneck & King’s Syracuse office as associates in its labor and employment department. Jacobson is an experienced litigator defending employers in employment discrimination and retaliation matters. In addition to private employers, he also represents school districts in all facets of litigation. Jacobson graduated from SUNY […]

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ADAM P. MASTROLEO and NICHOLAS P. JACOBSON have joined Bond, Schoeneck & King’s Syracuse office as associates in its labor and employment department.

Jacobson is an experienced litigator defending employers in employment discrimination and retaliation matters. In addition to private employers, he also represents school districts in all facets of litigation. Jacobson graduated from SUNY Binghamton in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree and is a 2014 graduate of Syracuse University College of Law.

Mastroleo is an experienced trial lawyer with more than 12 years of experience representing employers, corporations, insurance companies, and professionals in a variety of matters. He graduated in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University and in 2006 from the Syracuse

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