Sweeping Oversight of Casinos given to New Commission

12/2/2011   When a new gambling bill was signed into law by Gov. Deval Patrick, administrative supervision over the three planned casinos and one slots parlor will immediately shift from state lawmakers to the still unnamed five-member commission, whose members

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Campaign Contributions to Obama Dominated by Law Firms

12/2/2011   President Barack Obama is being heavily favored by big law firms in campaign contribution. According to reports, twice as much financial contribution has poured into the re-election campaign of the president compared to the four leading Republican candidates

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Discovery Hearing Rescheduled by Congress

12/1/2011   On December 13 the U.S. Congress will listen to testimony regarding forthcoming e-discovery-related additions to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. This will be the first such hearing since 2006 when the rules were last updated. The hearing,

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Law School Asked by Maryland Governor to Drop Lawsuit

12/1/2011   The legal tussle between the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law environmental clinic and Maryland lawmakers reignited this week then a harshly worded letter was sent by Gov. Martin O’Malley to Dean Phoebe Haddon. In

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Lawsuit Filed to Seeking to Set Lolita Free

11/30/2011   Groups accuse federal agency of favoring industry in a 2005 decision to exempt Lolita from an endangered species designation that covered the rest of her pod. A novel legal campaign is being expanded by animal rights activists seeking

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Fight Looming Over The Proposal For Heavier Trucks

11/30/2011   A looming fight over heavy trucks and the bridges they use when travelling will reach full scale when the legislative session begins in January. Timber industry advocates contend that in order for them to generate more revenue and

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Iowa Now at the Wind Power Industry

11/29/2011   More than three decades ago, the wind industry in Iowa was only a smattering of windmills scattered over the rural landscape. Today, fueled by the advances in technology, government support, the volatility of the foreign energy market, as

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Music Reseller Website Criticized

11/27/2011   A legitimate secondhand digital music market has never been attempted successfully, in part because there are only a few who think of reselling anything that has no physical form. However, last month, a new company called ReDigi launched

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Firms Using Environmental Law To Battle Competitors

11/26/2011   To stop the project of a competitor near the University of Southern California, Conquest Student Housing used a legal weapon that one of its co-owners compared to a cheap and destructive bomb. Conquest has 17 buildings that it

Read More »

Sweeping Oversight of Casinos given to New Commission

12/2/2011   When a new gambling bill was signed into law by Gov. Deval Patrick, administrative supervision over the three planned casinos and one slots parlor will immediately shift from state lawmakers to the still unnamed five-member commission, whose members

Read More »

Campaign Contributions to Obama Dominated by Law Firms

12/2/2011   President Barack Obama is being heavily favored by big law firms in campaign contribution. According to reports, twice as much financial contribution has poured into the re-election campaign of the president compared to the four leading Republican candidates

Read More »

Discovery Hearing Rescheduled by Congress

12/1/2011   On December 13 the U.S. Congress will listen to testimony regarding forthcoming e-discovery-related additions to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. This will be the first such hearing since 2006 when the rules were last updated. The hearing,

Read More »

Law School Asked by Maryland Governor to Drop Lawsuit

12/1/2011   The legal tussle between the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law environmental clinic and Maryland lawmakers reignited this week then a harshly worded letter was sent by Gov. Martin O’Malley to Dean Phoebe Haddon. In

Read More »

Lawsuit Filed to Seeking to Set Lolita Free

11/30/2011   Groups accuse federal agency of favoring industry in a 2005 decision to exempt Lolita from an endangered species designation that covered the rest of her pod. A novel legal campaign is being expanded by animal rights activists seeking

Read More »

Fight Looming Over The Proposal For Heavier Trucks

11/30/2011   A looming fight over heavy trucks and the bridges they use when travelling will reach full scale when the legislative session begins in January. Timber industry advocates contend that in order for them to generate more revenue and

Read More »

Iowa Now at the Wind Power Industry

11/29/2011   More than three decades ago, the wind industry in Iowa was only a smattering of windmills scattered over the rural landscape. Today, fueled by the advances in technology, government support, the volatility of the foreign energy market, as

Read More »

Music Reseller Website Criticized

11/27/2011   A legitimate secondhand digital music market has never been attempted successfully, in part because there are only a few who think of reselling anything that has no physical form. However, last month, a new company called ReDigi launched

Read More »

Firms Using Environmental Law To Battle Competitors

11/26/2011   To stop the project of a competitor near the University of Southern California, Conquest Student Housing used a legal weapon that one of its co-owners compared to a cheap and destructive bomb. Conquest has 17 buildings that it

Read More »

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