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Enforcing Office Guidelines
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The costs involved for planning and training for a disaster in advance are a small fraction of what ... (ARTICLE)
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and Discharged Debts
Discharged debts (i.e., old debts that a debtor is no longer required by law to pay) offer business ... (ARTICLE)
Why File for Bankruptcy?
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Is that the EEOC Knocking?
When the EEOC comes knocking, a thorough investigation can help quash employment claims. (BLOG POST)
Worldcom shareholder's loss not theft.
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Research integrity: increased attention has been paid to the issue of...
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What Would Employee X Do?
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Benefits can be denied to workplace smoker, rules New York Appellate...
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The new biology paradigm; In the future, the best will be better than...
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Long Island Real Estate Briefs: August 29, 2008
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Coach's reliance on promises wasn't reasonable.
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Contracting bills: last-minute scramble in Congress.
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UBS unit blamed for N.H. student loan crisis: state regulators file...
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The Business Crisis Counselor
Business crisis management attorney Richard Solomon helps business leaders navigate through difficult situations, including financial, legal, and other ... (BLOGS)
Rescue mission: Governor signs five bills designed to salvage Pennsylvania...
Gov. Edward G. Rendell on July 8 signed five bills to protect home buyers, strengthen oversight of the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Murky motive adds intrigue to Old National loan saga
In the buttoned-down world of banking, it doesn't get much stranger than this: An Indianapolis loan officer with ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Mental condition mitigates attorney's ethics discipline, rules Missouri...
An attorney's bipolar disorder and manic episodes mitigate in favor of suspending him rather than disbarring him for ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
State Bar Investigates Garrison, Macia
The West Virginia State Bar's Office of Disciplinary Counsel is investigating complaints filed against West Virginia University's former ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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National Police Accountability Project
Aims to curtail police abuse of authority through coordinated legal action, public education and support for organizations that work with victims of police misconduct; a project of the National Lawyers ...
Founded: 1999
Dues: benefactor, $5,000 annual; sustainer, $2,500 annual; sponsor, $1,000 annual; supporter, $500 annual; non-NLG, $150 annual; NLG, $125 annual; student, $25 annual; friend, $250 annual.