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Sue [email protected] YORK-Months after Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, the offices of Entergy Corp. in Clinton, Miss., still look hastily thrown together. Nameplates are hand-printed on sheets of white typing paper and stuck on door frames; labels are taped to the new legal file cabinets that line the halls.Ga. panel OKs bystander's police chase claim for jury
Deciding when to sue a client for unpaid fees
During tough economic times, the pressure to collect fees is intense. Clients who are already "slow pay" clients increasingly become "no pay" clients - creating even more pressure on attorneys and law firms that are already stretched thin.FDA didn't inspect syringe plant despite reports
RALEIGH, N.C. AP - A North Carolina syringe factory linked to hundreds of sicknesses and five deaths operated for almost two years without an inspection despite a series of complaints that its needles were dirty or filled with colored particles.Court documents in the North Carolina case show the U.S. Food and Drug Administration only inspected the AM2PAT Inc.O.J. Simpson faces new criminal trial in Las Vegas over memorabilia confrontation
GOP Wants to Mandate Ten Commandments Displays
Rachel Tobin [email protected] House Minority Leader J. Glenn Richardson told a gathering of lawyers and journalists Saturday that he will introduce a bill to require all 159 Georgia county courthouses to display the Ten Commandments.Chief Justice Norman S. Fletcher, a member of the audience at the meeting, said he worries about the proposed bill's constitutionality.Muni Chief to Run for Superior Court Spot
Rachel Tobin [email protected] the early morning fog outside the Charles L. Carnes Building Tuesday, William F. Riley Jr. announced he's running for Fulton Superior Court. The chief judge of the City of Atlanta Municipal Court picked the state court building, he told more than a dozen supporters gathered in the morning chill, because when he was an assistant solicitor, Judge Carnes was his mentor.Trending Stories
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