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September 11, 2009 | Corporate Counsel

Yahoo Investors Take Stock After GC Sells $2 Million in Shares

Stock sales totaling more than $232 million by general counsel Michael Callahan and other top executives concern investors as the search engine struggles to compete against rivals Google and Microsoft.
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October 04, 2010 | Law.com

EEOC Sues Nonprofit Over Firing of Obese Worker

The federal government has accused a national nonprofit group that helps the disabled, homeless and those recovering from addictions of firing a New Orleans employee because she was obese. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said Thursday that its federal lawsuit against Resources for Human Development alleges that Lisa Harrison had a federally protected disability.
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February 28, 2012 | National Law Journal

EPA greenhouse gas rules challenged at D.C. appellate court hearing

Lawyers challenging the Environmental Protection Agency's greenhouse gas rules faced tough questioning Feb. 28 from a panel of three appellate judges ‒ but the tables may turn when the hearing resumes the following day to focus on the most controversial element of the rules.
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June 03, 2008 | New Jersey Law Journal

Revised Appellate Division Summer Parts

Notice to the bar.
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August 09, 2005 | Law.com

Small ISPs Face Tougher Road

The Federal Communications Commission on Friday moved to deregulate phone companies' DSL broadband services, which will make it dramatically more difficult for smaller Internet service providers to offer high-speed service. The agency voted 4-0 to allow the so-called Baby Bells -- Qwest Communications International Inc., SBC Communications Inc., Verizon Communications Inc. and BellSouth Corp. -- to cut off access or negotiate harsher terms for ISPs to use their broadband networks.
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February 03, 2011 | The Legal Intelligencer

Jury Awards $91 Mil. In Lawsuit Against Accounting Firm

A Miami-Dade jury awarded more than $91 million Monday to the estate of Miami aviation pioneer George Batchelor and his foundation, concluding both suffered significant losses by investing in a doomed company because of negligent accounting by BDO Seidman.
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August 09, 2010 | Texas Lawyer

The Rules for Unmarried Couples

For a variety of reasons, many couples in romantic relationships choose not to or are legally unable to marry. Unmarried couples are not candidates for premarital or post-marital agreements under the Texas Family Code. However, they may enter cohabitation agreements and domestic-partnership agreements to define the rules of their relationships and to provide legal remedies in the event the relationship ends or one of the parties dies. Family lawyers must know how best to guide their clients who choose or are unable to marry in utilizing such agreements, especially when it comes to protecting property.
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October 09, 2012 | Daily Business Review

Stiles to be partner in North Carolina project

Fort Lauderdale-based Stiles and Levine Properties plan to build commercial and residential properties with a primary focus on grocery-anchored centers.
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October 23, 2007 | Law.com

BBC Says Restructuring Likely to Spare Legal Team

The BBC's 100-strong legal team looks set to escape cuts in the broadcasting giant's controversial restructuring, it was stated Friday. The corporation had issued a statement on Thursday that it expected to shed 75 jobs from its professional services arm, which includes the legal team. However, a BBC spokesman on Friday said that it was unlikely that the corporation's legal staff would be affected by the restructuring. He added: "The legal team is not anticipating any changes."
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July 09, 2010 | Daily Report Online

Ky. jury favors defense in asbestos case

Turning Aside claims for millions of dollars in damages sought by a man who said he was sickened by asbestos brought home on the clothing of his father, a Louisville, Ky., jury voted 9-3 for the defense after a six-day trial against Union Carbide, the only remaining defendant in a case that began with nearly 30 co-defendants.
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