Michael McAuliffe

• Michael McAuliffe.

Michael McAuliffe of Rosenberg & McAuliffe in West Palm Beach spoke about the Patriot Act and the current debate regarding the fight against terrorism...

• Florida Bar News
• March 15, 2004

• Michael F. Mcauliffe, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Jefferson City, Missouri, Individually and as a Corporation Solely Known as the Diocese of Jefferson City, Missouri, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Northern Insurance Company of N.Y., a New York Insurance Corporation, Defendant-Appellee, Northern Insurance Company of N.Y., Third Party Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Melvin Lahr, Third Party Defendant., 69 F.3d 277 (8th Cir. 1995)

Brian J. Madden, Kansas City, Missouri, argued (Jonathan R. Haden, Kansas City, Missouri, on the brief), for appellant. Michael Andrew Childs, Kansas...

• Federal Circuits

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Paula Russell, a long time prosecutor who is running for the democratic nomination for Palm Beach County state attorney, is alleging that her opponent, Michael McAuliffe, and his campaign manager, Mike Edmondson, may have committed crimes. She is asking the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida's Elections Commission and Coipmission on Ethics to investigate whether Edmondson, who is the spokesperson for outgoing state attorney Barry Krischer, has been campaigning for McAuliffe while on duty and at work. Both McAuliffe and Edmondson deny the accusations. City manager George Gretsas did not return calls, but surveillance cameras have reportedly been placed throughout city buildings and GPS tracking devices installed in vehicles to monitor secretaries, code inspectors, police offi...

• South Florida Times
• August 27, 2009

• Children's Home Society.(Michael McAuliffe joins Children's Home Society for Palm Beach County)(Brief article)

Michael McAuliffe of Rosenberg & McAuliffe in West Palm Beach was elected to serve a three-year term on the board of directors for the Children's Home...

• Florida Bar News
• January 01, 2006

• First of Four Racial Profiling Forums Held in Palm Beach County, Sept. 14

Incidents like these were raised during a recent community forum on racial profiling held Sept. 14, 2009 at the Royal Palm Beach Cultural Center. The forum, entitled Racial Profiling: Has Anything Really Changed, was sponsored by Towards a More Perfect Union, a non-profit organization committed to cultural diversity and positive race relations. Speakers at the forum included County Court Judge Barry Cohen; PBSO Colonel Mike Gauger; former Journalist/Editor of the Palm Beach Post, C.B. Hanif; Public defender Carey Haughwout; Jupiter Police Chief Frank Kitzerow;ACLU of Florida Attorney Muslima Lewis, and State Attorney Michael McAuliffe. Noting that racial profiling had dramatically increased following Sept. 11, 200I9 often adversely impacting Arabs, Muslims and other nationalities, ACLU ...

• Westside Gazette
• October 28, 2009

• Inside the Beltway [Derived Headline]

THAT'S SHOW BIZ Wait, wasn't that .. ? Yes It was. Comedy Central's Jon Stewart, CNN's Wolf Blitzer, James Carville and Mary Matalin plus New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Jesse Jackson, Madeleine K. Albright, Wesley Clark and even former Clinton advisers Terry McAuliffe and John Podesta play themselves in "The Adjustment Bureau." Matt Damon's new sci-fi political film showcases his quest to be elected as a Democratic U.S. senator, not to mention a heavy love interest with a feisty ballerina that threatens to derail his Kennedy-like trajectory.

• The Washington Times
• March 18, 2011

• How to Make Your New Year's Money Resolutions Stick

Saving money doesn't have to be hard. The less you spend on things you don't need, the more you get to spend on things you really want. It's all about setting priorities, choosing your expenses, and saving that money you don't spend," says Michael McAuliffe, president of Family Credit Management Service (FCMS), a non-profit consumer credit counseling agency. For those determined to make 2008 a year of spending less and saving more, free help is being made available by the FCMS, which is offering a "Stop. Think. Save!" Toolkit online at www.stopthinksave.org. For additional free money saving ideas from the FCMS, or to request a free "Stop. Think. Save!" Toolkit, visit www.stopthinksave.org or call 800-994-3328.

• Culvert Chronicles, The
• August 21, 2009

• Late Astronaut Ron Mcnair Subject of Talk at Downey's Space Center

DOWNEY -- Carl McNair, brother of the late astronaut Ronald McNair, will talk about discuss his brother and his book, "In the Spirit of Ronald E. McNair," Tuesday at the Columbia Memorial Space Center. Carl McNair's visit coincides with the 25th anniversary of the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion, which killed his brother and six other crew members -- Francis Scobee, Michael J. Smith, Ellison Onizuka, Judy Resnik, Christa McAuliffe and Gregory Jarvis.

• Press Telegram
• January 23, 2011

• Easy New Year's Resolutions to Save Money

You make many small daily decisions about how to spend your hard-earned cash. Whether you're grocery shopping, driving to work, paying bills or just watching TV, there are several small things you can do to spend less," said Michael McAuliffe, president of Family Credit Management Service (FCMS), a non-profit consumer credit counseling agency. With the goal of helping families meet their resolutions to spend less and save more, FCMS is offering free advice online at www.stopthinksave.org, where consumers can peruse tips and order a free booklet, entitled "100 Small Ways to Save BIG. "When you save money on your daily expenses, you'll soon be able to purchase things that really matter to you and your family," said McAuliffe. "Pretty quickly you can save real dollars, but you have to st...

• Culvert Chronicles, The
• August 29, 2009

• Why Not Label Iraq's Homicidal Terrorists What They Are?

THE divisions in this nation have become increasingly surreal as the elections approach. Many jubilant Democrats venerate Michael Moore. Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle and Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe were at the Washington premiere of Moore's so-called nonfiction "Fahrenheit 9/11.' This alleged documentarian said of terrorists in Iraq: They are not the enemy. They are the REVOLUTION, the Minutemen, and their numbers will grow and they will win. Get it, Mr. Bush?'

• San Gabriel Valley Tribune
• February 06, 2006