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Bradley Manning trial begins 3 years after arrest
More than three years ago, Army Pfc. Bradley Manning was arrested in Iraq and charged in the biggest leak of classified information in U.S. history.Government liable for foreign patent claims
The U.S. government is subject to patent infringement claims for products made outside the United States using patented processes and then imported into the country for use by a government contractor, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled. The full Federal Circuit on Wednesday overturned the court's own previous three-judge panel decision from 2006 in Zoltek Corp.Misunderstandings skew energy debate, says economist
By Philippa Maister, Staff ReporterAs the price of gasoline approaches $3 a gallon, the only thing that worries economist Albert L. Danielsen is what he regards as Americans' fundamental misunderstanding of oil.He is impatient with talk of the nation's "dependency" on oil."We are not dependent on oil.Obama: Financial bailout must help homeowners, too
WASHINGTON AP-President-elect Barack Obama signaled a clear desire Wednesday to use a significant portion of $700 billion in financial bailout funds to stanch foreclosures by helping struggling homeowners with their mortgages."The deteriorating assets in the financial markets are rooted in the deterioration of people being able to pay their mortgages and stay in their homes," he said.Levy parents thankful arrest warrant was issued
WASHINGTON AP - After nearly eight years of waiting, the parents of slain intern Chandra Levy got what they were looking for when an arrest warrant was issued for the man investigators believe was responsible for her death.Authorities said Tuesday that Salvadoran immigrant Ingmar Guandique, 27, would be charged with first-degree murder in the attack and slaying of Levy in a Washington park.
Same thing, different year: Slow growth becomes routine
How to prosper in a zero-growth economy, with sluggish demand and price-sensitive clients, was the question that Atlanta's largest firms grappled with as 2012 wore on.William Moore to leave chief federal judge post
SAVANNAH, Ga. AP - It has been a busy seven years for Chief U.S. District Judge William T. Moore Jr.But when he relinquished his role as chief judge for the Southern District of Georgia, he left the district in good shape - if overly busy.Fellow judge Lisa Godbey Wood in Brunswick became the new chief, or administrative judge, during a change of gavel ceremony in her courtroom.Family lawyer's advice: Build relationships and practice will expand
The most beneficial marketing activities are those that allow me to build upon personal relationships that I may have with referral sources, as the majority of my practice comes from referrals.Trending Stories
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