11/18/2011 The city of Warrant and Patriot Water Treatment LLC are taking legal action in response to the unfavorable rulings on their permits to operate that were handed down by the office of Ohio Attorny General Mike DeWine and
11/17/2011 Workers cut romaine heads with quick strokes of the blade from a field on a cool October morning. They accurately shave off the greenest of the exterior leaves and pass the crisp romaine hearts to a bagger, who
11/17/2011 The state of Kentucky has seemingly turned into a battleground in the fight regarding for-profit colleges. The state’s attorney general, Jack Conway, is currently investigating seven for-profit colleges from his office in Frankfort. He tried to join a
11/16/2011 An official of the State Water Commission in North Dakota complained that the Corps of engineers is acting like it owned the waters in Lake Sakakawea. Robert Shaver yesterday told the members of the commission that the Corps
11/16/2011 A federal lawsuit filed by an inmate against workers at the privately-run California prison, where he suffered injuries in an accident seemed unlikely to sway Supreme Court justices. In a case that have been closely monitored by the
Despite ever-changing trends in digital marketing, American consumers remain more receptive to direct marketing that comes in an envelope in the mail. According to a recent national online survey, 75% of consumers say they’re most likely to pay attention to
11/15/2011 The state of Kansas is again preparing to defend itself against another lawsuit that seeks to block a new law that establishes minimum safety standards for abortion clinics. This latest lawsuit was filed by the Center for Reproductive
11/15/2011 When Barack Obama was elected as president, he promised more oversight, as well as a bigger role for government. For lawyers based in Washington DC, that meant more billable hours. The uptick in government, the regulatory and public
11/14/2011 The tough new law of Alabama that targets illegal immigrants has provoked a great degree of concern among Hispanics, which even caused some to leave the state. However, members of other immigrant groups seem to be less worried. Mai
11/14/2011 One of New York’s largest law firms was put in a bad light when it was revealed that its employees openly ridiculed the victims of the housing crisis during the Halloween party that the firm hosted. The law
11/13/2011 As more employers in Bay Area screen their new hires through an immigration verification system, many illegal immigrants will find it harder to secure a job. From corporate giants like Chevron and Apply to the non-profit Kaiser Permanente
11/13/2011 A lot of cases regarding inhumane treatment, cruelty and executions have already been decided by the U.S. Supreme Court, but until now, there was none concerning pigs. The case regarding “non-ambulatory pigs” involves a heated row between the
11/12/2011 Although the event was advertised as a candidate forum, it immediately changed into a battle among the participants trying to stand out in a crowded arena for a lone vacant state Senate seat. Seven out of nine District
11/12/2011 Technology giant Hewlett-Packard, which is based in Palo Alto, California, announced on Thursday afternoon that it is keeping its PC business after all. On August 19, the tech firm said that it would spin off or sell its
11/11/2011 Delaware has joined today what is becoming a mounting legal battle against the mortgage industry, alleging in a Chancery Court suit that consumers who are facing foreclosure were intentionally misled and deceived by the firm that should have
11/18/2011 The city of Warrant and Patriot Water Treatment LLC are taking legal action in response to the unfavorable rulings on their permits to operate that were handed down by the office of Ohio Attorny General Mike DeWine and
11/17/2011 Workers cut romaine heads with quick strokes of the blade from a field on a cool October morning. They accurately shave off the greenest of the exterior leaves and pass the crisp romaine hearts to a bagger, who
11/17/2011 The state of Kentucky has seemingly turned into a battleground in the fight regarding for-profit colleges. The state’s attorney general, Jack Conway, is currently investigating seven for-profit colleges from his office in Frankfort. He tried to join a
11/16/2011 An official of the State Water Commission in North Dakota complained that the Corps of engineers is acting like it owned the waters in Lake Sakakawea. Robert Shaver yesterday told the members of the commission that the Corps
11/16/2011 A federal lawsuit filed by an inmate against workers at the privately-run California prison, where he suffered injuries in an accident seemed unlikely to sway Supreme Court justices. In a case that have been closely monitored by the
Despite ever-changing trends in digital marketing, American consumers remain more receptive to direct marketing that comes in an envelope in the mail. According to a recent national online survey, 75% of consumers say they’re most likely to pay attention to
11/15/2011 The state of Kansas is again preparing to defend itself against another lawsuit that seeks to block a new law that establishes minimum safety standards for abortion clinics. This latest lawsuit was filed by the Center for Reproductive
11/15/2011 When Barack Obama was elected as president, he promised more oversight, as well as a bigger role for government. For lawyers based in Washington DC, that meant more billable hours. The uptick in government, the regulatory and public
11/14/2011 The tough new law of Alabama that targets illegal immigrants has provoked a great degree of concern among Hispanics, which even caused some to leave the state. However, members of other immigrant groups seem to be less worried. Mai
11/14/2011 One of New York’s largest law firms was put in a bad light when it was revealed that its employees openly ridiculed the victims of the housing crisis during the Halloween party that the firm hosted. The law
11/13/2011 As more employers in Bay Area screen their new hires through an immigration verification system, many illegal immigrants will find it harder to secure a job. From corporate giants like Chevron and Apply to the non-profit Kaiser Permanente
11/13/2011 A lot of cases regarding inhumane treatment, cruelty and executions have already been decided by the U.S. Supreme Court, but until now, there was none concerning pigs. The case regarding “non-ambulatory pigs” involves a heated row between the
11/12/2011 Although the event was advertised as a candidate forum, it immediately changed into a battle among the participants trying to stand out in a crowded arena for a lone vacant state Senate seat. Seven out of nine District
11/12/2011 Technology giant Hewlett-Packard, which is based in Palo Alto, California, announced on Thursday afternoon that it is keeping its PC business after all. On August 19, the tech firm said that it would spin off or sell its
11/11/2011 Delaware has joined today what is becoming a mounting legal battle against the mortgage industry, alleging in a Chancery Court suit that consumers who are facing foreclosure were intentionally misled and deceived by the firm that should have
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