Election Aftermath Trumps Proposition 19

11/30/2010 When the billowing dust of the midterm election finally settled, everyone saw Proposition 19 defeated. The move to “legalize marijuana” was beaten by-a-hair loss after voters decided that its time has not yet come. After the initial shock, however,

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Law Firms Increasingly Using Attorneys as Sales Force

11/30/2010 The way law firms have conducted marketing, as well as business development initiatives, for the past two years have resulted in a shift that made the lunch calendars of general counsels increasingly crowded. The shift from the focus on

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Splendor Passengers Settles for Free Cruise

11/30/2010 The fire that broke out aboard the Carnival Splendor caused it to lose electricity since Monday, and subjected the passengers to various forms of difficulty. However, far from being furious because of the incident, most of the passengers seemed

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Foreclosure Redos Brought About by Legal Twist

11/30/2010 Hundreds of Massachusetts homeowners are faced with back-to-back foreclosures as lenders begin to realize that there were problems with the property titles they had foreclosed. These lending companies, who are often unable to secure title insurance, are instead starting

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Troubling Legacy Created by GM and Chrysler Bankruptcies

11/28/2010 According to an article that was published by two University of Illinois experts in bankruptcy law, the bankruptcy reorganizations of General Motors and Chrysler embodied a sea change in corporate restructuring. It was an event that could herald that

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All Eyes on PA Homeland Security Surveillance

11/28/2010 The legal director for the ACLU of Pennsylvania described the collaboration between Pennsylvania Homeland Security, the police forces, and the private industry, as a nasty arrangement where citizen activists are being suspiciously eyed. His statement came about when reports

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Parents Must Be Aware of Kids’ Illegal Downloads

11/27/2010 A recent survey of several parents showed that approximately one in ten children have been exposed to sexually explicit material or offensive content when they download stuff from the Internet. Despite the rising number of offensive content downloads that

Read More »

Election Aftermath Trumps Proposition 19

11/30/2010 When the billowing dust of the midterm election finally settled, everyone saw Proposition 19 defeated. The move to “legalize marijuana” was beaten by-a-hair loss after voters decided that its time has not yet come. After the initial shock, however,

Read More »

Law Firms Increasingly Using Attorneys as Sales Force

11/30/2010 The way law firms have conducted marketing, as well as business development initiatives, for the past two years have resulted in a shift that made the lunch calendars of general counsels increasingly crowded. The shift from the focus on

Read More »

Splendor Passengers Settles for Free Cruise

11/30/2010 The fire that broke out aboard the Carnival Splendor caused it to lose electricity since Monday, and subjected the passengers to various forms of difficulty. However, far from being furious because of the incident, most of the passengers seemed

Read More »

Foreclosure Redos Brought About by Legal Twist

11/30/2010 Hundreds of Massachusetts homeowners are faced with back-to-back foreclosures as lenders begin to realize that there were problems with the property titles they had foreclosed. These lending companies, who are often unable to secure title insurance, are instead starting

Read More »

Troubling Legacy Created by GM and Chrysler Bankruptcies

11/28/2010 According to an article that was published by two University of Illinois experts in bankruptcy law, the bankruptcy reorganizations of General Motors and Chrysler embodied a sea change in corporate restructuring. It was an event that could herald that

Read More »

All Eyes on PA Homeland Security Surveillance

11/28/2010 The legal director for the ACLU of Pennsylvania described the collaboration between Pennsylvania Homeland Security, the police forces, and the private industry, as a nasty arrangement where citizen activists are being suspiciously eyed. His statement came about when reports

Read More »

Parents Must Be Aware of Kids’ Illegal Downloads

11/27/2010 A recent survey of several parents showed that approximately one in ten children have been exposed to sexually explicit material or offensive content when they download stuff from the Internet. Despite the rising number of offensive content downloads that

Read More »

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