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A single bottle of water can be the key to your reinvention
In a recovering economy, professionals are often considering ways to reestablish what they offer their clients, employers and prospects. That effort requires some realignment and a more holistic approach to business.
Judge says he can't correct Justice Department's $100 million error
WASHINGTON AP - It was a $100 million mistake, and a federal judge said Friday he doesn't have the power to fix it.The Justice Department goofed last year and cited the wrong law in a binding plea agreement with telecommunication entrepreneur Walter Anderson, the largest tax scofflaw in U.S. history. That mistake made it impossible for the government to recover between $100 million and $175 million, U.Superior Court: Jury's Findings Inconsistent
A Lawrence County jury was incorrect when it found a New Castle-area man who crashed his vehicle with his teen-age granddaughter in the passenger seat negligent in the collision but determined that his negligence was not a substantial factor in bringing about her resulting injuries, the Superior Court has ruled.Fisher v. Sexauer, PICS Case No. 12-1036 (Pa. Super. May 29, 2012) Bender, J. (17 pages).
The trial court did not err in granting summary judgment in favor of defendants where the Eckenrod threshold was not met in this asbestos exposure case. Motions for summary judgment in favor of defendants affirmed.
Christie Pabarue to Change Name After Big Defection
Christie, Pabarue, Mortensen and Young has announced it will soon become Christie Pabarue & Young when its seven-lawyer insurance coverage defense team, led by co-founding shareholder Bradley J. Mortensen and including managing shareholder Ralph J. Luongo, leaves to open a Philadelphia office for northern New Jersey firm Carroll, McNulty & Kull.
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Opinion calls for divided child aid in court
The Georgia Supreme Court last week approved an ethics opinion that lawyers serving as both a child's lawyer and a guardian ad litem must drop their guardian role if, for example, a child wants to go home to his parents, but the lawyer thinks that's too dangerous.The court unanimously cleared the State Bar of Georgia's Formal Advisory Opinion No.Construction Spending Up 0.4 Percent In April
Spending on U.S. construction projects rose in April despite weakness in residential projects and government spending.Eternity Global Master Fund Limited v. Morgan Guaranty Trust of New York
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Our community has been horrified by the death of Danieal Kelly, the child whose family was being served by local child welfare providers.Trending Stories
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