Atty. John T. Loss
Associate and Managing Editor, Cornell Law Review, 1985-1987. Author: Note, "Criminals Selling Their Stories: The First Amendment Requires Legislative Reexamination," 72 Cornell Law Review 1331, 1987.
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John T. Loss is a Partner based in Buffalo, New York, practicing at Connors LLP. They have 37+ years of legal experience, licensed to practice since 1989. Admitted to practice in New York (1989). Educated at Cornell Law School (J.D., 1987) and Canisius College (B.A., 1984). Recognitions include AV Preeminent. Active member of Erie County, New York State and American Bar Associations. Serands clients in Buffalo, NY and the surrounding metropolitan area.
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Associate and Managing Editor, Cornell Law Review, 1985-1987
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- Note, "Criminals Selling Their Stories: The First Amendment Requires Legislative Reexamination," 72 Cornell Law Review 1331, 1987
- Law Clerk to Hon. Frank M. Johnson, Jr., U.S
- Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, Montgomery, Alabama, 1987-1988
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