Three Nassau residents have filed a class-action lawsuit against the county on behalf of non-white property owners who they contend were forced to bear the property tax burden of wealthier, white communities due to county policies beginning in 2010. Kirby McInerney represents the plaintiffs.
Biography
David A. Bishop is a partner practicing out of our New York office, where he coordinates domestic client and government relations.
David Bishop has been a Kirby McInerney partner since 2008. He coordinates domestic client relations for the firm, working with individuals and institutions on securities, corporate governance, and antitrust matters. Mr. Bishop works with institutions on establishing fraud monitoring programs. He has initiated successful litigation on behalf of a credit union damaged by purchasing built-to-fail credit default options, securities investors harmed by a pharmaceutical company’s misrepresentations regarding a drug’s viability, and purchasers of financial instruments who were struggling in a manipulated market. He successfully argued an appeal that brought accountability to the board of a large international bank that engaged in systematic illegal money laundering. Prior to joining the firm, he was a legislator elected in Suffolk County, New York, where he wrote laws reducing pesticide use, addressing water pollution from storm water runoff, increasing childcare, and establishing a living wage.
- American University (B.A. 1987)
- Fordham University Law School (J.D. 1993)
- New York State Bar
- United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York