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The language in defendants' answers to lawsuits tends to be curt-with widespread use of the one-word sentence "denied" sprinkled with the occasional "admitted" for innocuous statements of fa
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It wasn't exactly a lost fall for the U.S. Supreme Court, but, as the justices don their robes for the first oral arguments of 2010, there is a sense that the term is just now beginning to ta
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Most folks listen to Federal Reserve policy makers not because they are students of central banking or they find the dulcet voices soothing. They listen for one and only one reason: They want
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WITH SPECIAL THANKS to Emory University law professor David J. Bederman, an Atlanta company can now make, with a high degree of certainty, this claim: Artifacts recovered from the Titanic wre
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John Sutter Special to the Daily Report Some of Atlanta's major law firms have hosted auctions, matched donations and even put their day-care centers to work to benefit victims
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