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Cracker Barrel Settles Workers' Comp Claim
biNancy Martino v. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store:/b/i An employee of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, who was seriously injured after a slip-and-fall accident, will be compensated $37,000 annually for the rest of her life following a recent settlement agreement.Ga. Judge Blasts Judge in Courthouse Murder Case
Fulton Superior Court Judge Craig L. Schwall has told other members of the Fulton bench that Judge Hilton M. Fuller has bungled the Brian G. Nichols murder case and should be replaced.
How to Handle a Self-Assessment
The evaluation process in general, and the self-assessment aspect of it in particular, can be a source of anxiety for associates. Linda E. Laufer, the firmwide director of attorney development at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius and author of Crossroads, a weekly career advice column, provides some general guidance on what types of components a self-assessment can include, and how associates should approach their answers. Laufer also notes that attorneys shouldn't overlook how the evaluation process can benefit them.
Ex-colleagues to face off in Fulton clerk election
AN UNSUCCESSFUL candidate for Fulton Superior Court clerk in the 2004 election said he'll run again in 2008 and he plans on spending twice as much money in his second campaign. At the same time, incumbent clerk Cathelene "Tina" Robinson said she's decided to stand for election to the post she assumed when former clerk Juanita Hicks retired in February.
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Case Dismissed After Four Futile Tries to Serve Process
The Superior Court has given new meaning to the cliche "if at first you don't succeed, try, try again."A Nashville firm merger with a twist
A firm claiming to be Nashville, Tenn.'s first all-black firm has diversified, joining forces with the firm that already lays claim to having snagged partners from the city's first all-woman firm.Nixon Peabody Prepares to Shutter Four-Year-Old Paris Office
The fate of the dozen-plus lawyers in the European outpost, which launched in 2008 after an acrimonious fight with Anglo-German firm Taylor Wessing, was unclear Tuesday.
Superstorm Sandy pushes US jobless claims to 439K
Superstorm Sandy drove the number of people seeking unemployment benefits up to a seasonally adjusted 439,000 last week, the highest level in 18 months.Guatemalan Lawyer Sues for Records After U.S. Says No to Visa
The attorney for a well-known Guatemalan defense lawyer is wondering whether his client is being kept out of the United States because of the controversial figures he has represented. Fernando Linares Beltranena, a conservative attorney known for representing military officers and accused narcotics traffickers, filed a Freedom of Information Act suit Monday, seeking documents that might explain why the United States denied his visa application.Trending Stories
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