This site is a light-hearted look at Phil Steck, mainly related to his political activities. He apparently does not like this website, but you can judge that for yourself by reading his letters on my blog post about this: Phil Steck letters.
If you are looking for him as an attorney, he works at Cooper Erving & Savage LLP.
Phil Steck, a civil rights and labor attorney, ran for Congress in the Albany NY area in 2008.
He came in third or so in a Democratic primary, behind Paul Tonko (who went on to win the seat) and Tracey Brooks.
The seat was
held by Mike McNulty for 20 years, and by Sam Stratton for a long time
before that.
See issues, about, and news.
The biggest news lately (3/09) is Steck's proposal to restrict the rights of lawful gun owners in Albany County.
This site was his campaign website for the congressional race.
There was quite a hubbub when Brooks' campaign registered some domain names that included Phil Steck's name in them, though she never seemed to use them.
In a wonderful piece of irony (if that's the right term), both of them allowed their domain names to expire.
The domain names were acquired at an auction by another former candidate for Congress in Albany.
That would be me: Albany Lawyer Warren Redlich.