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This Week in Law Journal History
Law Journal stories through the last century.How to Develop Strong Factors Of Leadership for Your Law Firm
An old proverb states that Trees begin to die at the top. When a firm finds itself in the midst of a management crisis, the place to begin to search for the source of the problem is at the top of the management hierarchy.Alarm service to pay $8.6M in rape case
A DeKalb County State Court jury said a home alarm monitoring service should pay nearly $9 million to a 64-year-old Stone Mountain woman who was raped after she returned from work and entered her home without knowing that her security system had been sounding much of the day.Plaintiff's attorney Michael L. Neff said his research shows the Nov.High Court Eases Path for Inmates to Pursue Lawsuits
A unanimous Supreme Court on Monday sided with three Michigan inmates by making it easier for them to pursue lawsuits complaining about their treatment behind bars. The Court reversed lower court rulings that had thrown out the prisoners' suits on grounds that all three had failed to exhaust the administrative grievance procedure. Chief Justice John Roberts said the procedural rules that the 6th Circuit used in the cases are not required under the Prison Litigation Reform Act.Deal is more proof that prices are stabilizing
Based on the $8.35 million sale of a site near Miami's Brickell Avenue, land prices seem to be firming, according to several experts.View more book results for the query "*"
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An always hotly contested claim involves allegations of a work-related heart attack in the workers' compensation realm.Retirement Ceremony and Reception for The Honorable Gerald B. Cope, Jr.
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