Peter Danziger, Esq.

Publications

Attorney at Law
54 State Street
Albany, New York 12207-2501
1-800-950-5601
(518) 462-5601 (518) 462-2670 fax

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	Representing People with Disabilities: Third Edition, 2000 Editors: Peter Danziger, Esq.; Patricia W. Johnson, Esq.; Nancy M. Maurer, Esq. Mr. Danziger was Co-Chair of the New York State Bar Association Committee on Issues Affecting People with Disabilities. In 1989 he developed and was the Editor-in-Chief of the treatise on Representing People with Disabilities. This publication is updated each year and has 27 chapter authors. Mr. Danziger also is co-author of the chapter on Special Education Litigation. This is a pro bono project. For more information on this book, click here. To order this book from the New York State Bar Association, click here.
	Estate Planning and Will Drafting in New York, 2000 Editor-in-Chief: Michael E. O'Connor, Esq. Mr. Danziger and his wife Joan are New York State life and health insurance agents. Mrs. Danziger has a Masters Degree in Health Education and concentrates in Long Term Care Insurance. Mr. Danziger has experience in long term care insurance and estate planning. He authored the chapter on Long Term Care Insurance in the New York State Bar Association Treatise on Estate Planning and Will Drafting in New York. This is a pro bono project. For more information on this book, click here. To order this book from the New York State Bar Association, click here.
	Tapping Officials' Secrets: The Door To Open Government in New York, 4th Edition, 2001 Peter Danziger, Esq. Mr. Danziger has extensive experience in media law. He has represented dozens of newspaper, television and radio stations in New York State for over 30 years. He was also general counsel and lobbyist for a state association of newspaper publishers. In 1989 he was selected by the Washington, D.C.-based Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to author the New York State guidebooks on the Freedom of Information Law and the Open Meetings Law. The guidebooks are nationally published and part of a 50-state compendium. This is a pro bono project. For more information on this book, click here. To order this book from the Reporter's Committee for Freedom of the Press, click here.

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