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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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A state Court of Appeals judge is continuing his drumbeat for the court to be more cautious in terminating parents' legal ties to their children—this time from the winning
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The day after Weinstock & Scavo closed its doors May 31, its landlord filed suit in a last-ditch effort to lay claim to the firm's assets and to collect more than $7 million in rent for t
By Katheryn Hayes Tucker | June 11, 2008
Rachel Epps Spears, executive director of Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta, has known for a while that she needed in-house legal help for the rapidly growing group that matches corporate lawye
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By R. Robin McDonald | April 12, 2010
It was 6:30 a.m., March 11, when Sally Quillian Yates learned via an e-mail that a late-night vote by the U.S. Senate had confirmed her nomination as the first female U.S attorney in Georgia'
By David Ingram and Joe Palazzolo | December 17, 2008
The disagreement on the Senate floor last week was ostensibly over timing. While congressional leaders negotiated behind closed doors over proposed loans to Detroit automakers, several
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By Nate Raymond | November 19, 2010
The Securities and Exchange Commission has permanently barred a New York lawyer from practicing before the commission after finding he had engaged in unethical conduct with a "high degree of
Bloomberg
By Oliver Biggadike and Takashi Ueno | August 14, 2008
Corporate borrowers are turning to Japan for cash that is becoming increasingly hard to get anywhere else in the world. Debt sales in Japan by overseas issuers from Bentonville, Ark.-
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