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D. Glenn Brock has left the Marietta firm he co-founded, Brock, Clay, Calhoun & Rogers, for Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, taki
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The public is mad as hell at Washington: at the corruption, the underhanded deals, the earmarks, the sense of entitlement that comes with lifetime employment. If we don't want to take it anym
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The Georgia Supreme Court has made it harder to sue state-employed doctors, overruling a 1997 decision the justices said confused matters. Thursday's unanimous ruling suggeste
Bloomberg
By Caroline Baum | April 22, 2011
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Michael Ravnitzky The National Law Journal NEW YORK-The nation's first online law school has graduated its first class: 10 men and women whose home study bears little re
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PORTLAND, Maine AP - Beatrice Mayo practiced law in Maine for more than half a century before retiring in 1994. But she never spent a day in law school. After high school, Mayo went to
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