12/10/2011 The Center for Justice and Democracy (CJ&D) and New York Law School (NYLS) formed a partnership which will begin on the fall of the 2011 semester. While this partnership is ongoing, the CJ&D will be called as Center
12/9/2011 Former DOJ attorney warns against illegal 2012 votes, Tulane Law professor argues dangers are exaggerated. An election law attorney remarked during a forum at the Tulane Law School that the Justice Department under the Obama Administration is “philosophically
12/9/2011 A former employee has won the harassment case he claimed was based on his sexual orientation which he filed against his employer. His lawyer called the decision the first-ever in the state. In a case that reached the
12/8/2011 There is movement in Florida which could potentially put the question of medical marijuana in the hands of the voters. State Senator Larcenia Bullard, a Democrat from Miami, recently filed a bill that would put on the 2012
12/8/2011 In the midst of efforts to highlight the dealer-assisted financing positives to the Federal Trade Commission while regulators consider taking further consumer finance protection measures, the National Automobile Dealers Association, or NADA, seem to have an ally in
Your firm wants greater visibility within a target market—that’s how you attract new clients and successfully retain existing ones. And while marketing your business can take many forms, studies continue to show that what works best with consumers is personalized
12/7/2011 The legal battle of Country superstar Tim McGraw against Curb Records, the recording outfit that discovered him is set for a first round in a courtroom in Nashville on Tuesday. The independent record label, which is run by
12/7/2011 Harvey Rosenfield, who used the initiative process in California to regulate auto insurance rates, is going back to the ballot. This time, he is considering taking on health insurers. The consumer advocate and combative attorney who wrote the
12/6/2011 It took several years for medical marijuana advocates to convince lawmakers in New Jersey on the idea of permitting some patients to legally use pot. Some of these advocates are now discovering that an even larger task exists,
12/6/2011 The poultry industry and environmental groups are closely monitoring a case in North Carolina that could bar the state from using federal water-quality protection laws to control airborne emissions coming from a livestock operation. Environmental groups contended that
12/5/2011 Authorities from the city of Tuscaloosa in Alabama said that the immigration charge against a Mercedez-Benz executive who traveled to Alabama from Germany on a business trip and found himself trapped in the web of the immigration laws
12/5/2011 The billion-dollar medical marijuana industry has been badly shaken by the increasing federal crackdown on its sellers and growers, which has also highlighted the harsh contradiction between state and federal policies. The medical-marijuana industry sprung up in the
12/4/2011 A lawsuit was filed by a number of retail groups in federal court Tuesday, claiming the Federal Reserve failed to abide by the requirements of a financial reform statute when it set the cap on debit card swipe
12/4/2011 One of the key law firms handling foreclosures in the United States is shutting down after it was banned by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from receiving new tasks from servicers and lenders. It was the same law
12/3/2011 A bill that would make the state of Massachusetts the 40th state with legal casinos or slot parlors is expected to be signed by Governor Deval Patrick this morning. The momentous shift in a state that has been
12/10/2011 The Center for Justice and Democracy (CJ&D) and New York Law School (NYLS) formed a partnership which will begin on the fall of the 2011 semester. While this partnership is ongoing, the CJ&D will be called as Center
12/9/2011 Former DOJ attorney warns against illegal 2012 votes, Tulane Law professor argues dangers are exaggerated. An election law attorney remarked during a forum at the Tulane Law School that the Justice Department under the Obama Administration is “philosophically
12/9/2011 A former employee has won the harassment case he claimed was based on his sexual orientation which he filed against his employer. His lawyer called the decision the first-ever in the state. In a case that reached the
12/8/2011 There is movement in Florida which could potentially put the question of medical marijuana in the hands of the voters. State Senator Larcenia Bullard, a Democrat from Miami, recently filed a bill that would put on the 2012
12/8/2011 In the midst of efforts to highlight the dealer-assisted financing positives to the Federal Trade Commission while regulators consider taking further consumer finance protection measures, the National Automobile Dealers Association, or NADA, seem to have an ally in
Your firm wants greater visibility within a target market—that’s how you attract new clients and successfully retain existing ones. And while marketing your business can take many forms, studies continue to show that what works best with consumers is personalized
12/7/2011 The legal battle of Country superstar Tim McGraw against Curb Records, the recording outfit that discovered him is set for a first round in a courtroom in Nashville on Tuesday. The independent record label, which is run by
12/7/2011 Harvey Rosenfield, who used the initiative process in California to regulate auto insurance rates, is going back to the ballot. This time, he is considering taking on health insurers. The consumer advocate and combative attorney who wrote the
12/6/2011 It took several years for medical marijuana advocates to convince lawmakers in New Jersey on the idea of permitting some patients to legally use pot. Some of these advocates are now discovering that an even larger task exists,
12/6/2011 The poultry industry and environmental groups are closely monitoring a case in North Carolina that could bar the state from using federal water-quality protection laws to control airborne emissions coming from a livestock operation. Environmental groups contended that
12/5/2011 Authorities from the city of Tuscaloosa in Alabama said that the immigration charge against a Mercedez-Benz executive who traveled to Alabama from Germany on a business trip and found himself trapped in the web of the immigration laws
12/5/2011 The billion-dollar medical marijuana industry has been badly shaken by the increasing federal crackdown on its sellers and growers, which has also highlighted the harsh contradiction between state and federal policies. The medical-marijuana industry sprung up in the
12/4/2011 A lawsuit was filed by a number of retail groups in federal court Tuesday, claiming the Federal Reserve failed to abide by the requirements of a financial reform statute when it set the cap on debit card swipe
12/4/2011 One of the key law firms handling foreclosures in the United States is shutting down after it was banned by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from receiving new tasks from servicers and lenders. It was the same law
12/3/2011 A bill that would make the state of Massachusetts the 40th state with legal casinos or slot parlors is expected to be signed by Governor Deval Patrick this morning. The momentous shift in a state that has been
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