Medical Marijuana Industry in Montana Declining

1/18/2012   One of Missoula business community’s fastest growing segments did a sudden about-face in 2011. Today, the city has drastically fewer medical pot businesses compared to the same period last year. According to the Business Licensing Office of Missoula,

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Appointments Announced by California Governor Brown

1/17/2012   California Governor Edmund Brown Jr. announced several appointments. Among the first to be appointed by the governor is that of James Adler to the California Law Revision Commission. Adler, a resident of Los Angeles, has been a mediator

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Businesses’ New Hires Impacted by New Law

1/16/2012   Tennessee State Representative Antonio Parkinson said that owners of businesses are on both sides of the Tennessee Lawful employee Act, which will go into effect on Sunday. Parkinson, as he talked about the new hires, said, “There is

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$500K Being Paid by Coal Groups for Lawsuit

1/16/2012   Utilities and coal interests in North Dakota have agreed to pay up to $500,000 of the cost that is likely to be incurred by the state in challenging a Minnesota law restricting imports of electricity generated by coal.

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Law Firms Go Green with Help from Midland Communications

1/14/2012   Midland Communications helps law firms go green and increase productivity by utilizing unified communications Leading business technology provider changes the way law firms communicate A leading supplier of unified communications today announced that they are placing a special

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Car Owner Deprive Lawyers of Legal Fight

1/13/2012 Heather Peters, a resident of Los Angeles, is one angry consumer who knows that the chances of winning a legal battle with Honda Motor Co., and its team of high-priced lawyers, are very slim. Peters is irked that her

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Horse Breeders Wants Barrel Races Bets Stopped

1/12/2012   Barrel racing is a popular event at rodeos. Riders, usually young women, race their horses around barrels in an arena in a cloverleaf pattern. The popularity of the sport has grown recently and now, it has its own

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Utility Back Charges in Wisconsin Total $6.3 Million

1/11/2012   Defective meters, data-entry errors, and many other problems, caused Wisconsin electricity consumers to receive an unpleasant surprise last year. A total of $6.3 million in back charges were imposed by the 94 electric utilities that are operating in

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Medical Marijuana Industry in Montana Declining

1/18/2012   One of Missoula business community’s fastest growing segments did a sudden about-face in 2011. Today, the city has drastically fewer medical pot businesses compared to the same period last year. According to the Business Licensing Office of Missoula,

Read More »

Appointments Announced by California Governor Brown

1/17/2012   California Governor Edmund Brown Jr. announced several appointments. Among the first to be appointed by the governor is that of James Adler to the California Law Revision Commission. Adler, a resident of Los Angeles, has been a mediator

Read More »

Businesses’ New Hires Impacted by New Law

1/16/2012   Tennessee State Representative Antonio Parkinson said that owners of businesses are on both sides of the Tennessee Lawful employee Act, which will go into effect on Sunday. Parkinson, as he talked about the new hires, said, “There is

Read More »

$500K Being Paid by Coal Groups for Lawsuit

1/16/2012   Utilities and coal interests in North Dakota have agreed to pay up to $500,000 of the cost that is likely to be incurred by the state in challenging a Minnesota law restricting imports of electricity generated by coal.

Read More »

Law Firms Go Green with Help from Midland Communications

1/14/2012   Midland Communications helps law firms go green and increase productivity by utilizing unified communications Leading business technology provider changes the way law firms communicate A leading supplier of unified communications today announced that they are placing a special

Read More »

Car Owner Deprive Lawyers of Legal Fight

1/13/2012 Heather Peters, a resident of Los Angeles, is one angry consumer who knows that the chances of winning a legal battle with Honda Motor Co., and its team of high-priced lawyers, are very slim. Peters is irked that her

Read More »

Horse Breeders Wants Barrel Races Bets Stopped

1/12/2012   Barrel racing is a popular event at rodeos. Riders, usually young women, race their horses around barrels in an arena in a cloverleaf pattern. The popularity of the sport has grown recently and now, it has its own

Read More »

Utility Back Charges in Wisconsin Total $6.3 Million

1/11/2012   Defective meters, data-entry errors, and many other problems, caused Wisconsin electricity consumers to receive an unpleasant surprise last year. A total of $6.3 million in back charges were imposed by the 94 electric utilities that are operating in

Read More »

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