11/25/2011 Former Attorney General Phil Kline revealed Friday that he expects the actions of a Kansas legal and political system, which he described as corrupt, would lead to the dismissal of all remaining complaints against a Planned Parenthood clinic
11/25/2011 Distributors of medical marijuana based in California have been ordered by federal prosecutors to shut down their operations by Saturday. The move came after several weeks of conflict between federal prosecutors and medical marijuana distributors. During the later
11/24/2011 Workers in Michigan who are hurt on the job could face diminished workers’ compensation benefits if the legislative measure passed by the state House becomes a law. Introduced by Brad Jacobsen, a Republican from Oxford, House Bill 5002
11/24/2011 Luther Strange, the Alabama Attorney General, believes that the immigration law passed by the state Legislature will eventually land in the United States Supreme Court. In a speech delivered at a combined meeting of the Kiwanis and Rotary
11/23/2011 A GableGotwals attorney warned that hospitals and doctors could face monumental changes in the way they deal with affirmative action rules, patient privacy guidelines and supervised care contracts. This was revealed by David McKinney during the 107th annual
11/23/2011 U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., a Democrat from the sixth district of New Jersey, in the hope of avoiding an expensive legal battle over whether state residents should be able to place bets on sports, said that he
11/22/2011 A law that awards tax credits to foreign industries that puts up factories in Alabama, including the first Chinese plant in the state, is presently facing a legal challenge from the Alabama Education Association. This can potentially result
11/22/2011 California’s law, which bans the slaughter of animals that cannot walk, will be heard by the Supreme Court today. The measure was enacted in 2008 after a grisly undercover video showing lame cows being jabbed with forklifts and
11/21/2011 Medical marijuana industry lawyers revealed on Monday that they are considering seeking legal action to stop a threatened crackdown by the federal government on marijuana growers, marijuana dispensaries and their landlords. Marijuana distributors and several medical patients will
11/21/2011 Avison Young Principal and Managing Director Rand Stephens of the company’s Houston office, today announced that veterans of the commercial real estate industry Rob Neblett and Harry Holmes have joined the brokerage operations of Avison Young in Houston.
11/20/2011 Just a couple of months after the anti-illegal immigration law of Alabama went into effect, a number of industries may soon find themselves paying more for a legal guest-worker program. A change made by the U.S. Department of
11/20/2011 It was another legal defeat for Las Vegas-based Righthaven LLC when a sixth judge ruled Friday that it did not have a legal standing to file lawsuits on copyright infringement. The copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Righthaven against
11/19/2011 The governor of the state of Nevada, Gov. Brian Sandoval, has announced today his intention to convene the Gaming Policy Committee to deliberate on issues regarding technology and the modernization of the Nevada gaming industry. Speaking at the
11/19/2011 As the state of New York move closer to approving the contentious gas-drilling method called hydro-fracking, environmental groups and a number of state lawmakers are advocating legal changes to the traditional tort litigation to help property owners seeking
11/18/2011 One month after deciding to maintain the course on its medical marijuana dispensary ordinance, the City Council of Eureka executed a complete reversal of its position when it passed a 45-day moratorium on the permitting of marijuana dispensaries
11/25/2011 Former Attorney General Phil Kline revealed Friday that he expects the actions of a Kansas legal and political system, which he described as corrupt, would lead to the dismissal of all remaining complaints against a Planned Parenthood clinic
11/25/2011 Distributors of medical marijuana based in California have been ordered by federal prosecutors to shut down their operations by Saturday. The move came after several weeks of conflict between federal prosecutors and medical marijuana distributors. During the later
11/24/2011 Workers in Michigan who are hurt on the job could face diminished workers’ compensation benefits if the legislative measure passed by the state House becomes a law. Introduced by Brad Jacobsen, a Republican from Oxford, House Bill 5002
11/24/2011 Luther Strange, the Alabama Attorney General, believes that the immigration law passed by the state Legislature will eventually land in the United States Supreme Court. In a speech delivered at a combined meeting of the Kiwanis and Rotary
11/23/2011 A GableGotwals attorney warned that hospitals and doctors could face monumental changes in the way they deal with affirmative action rules, patient privacy guidelines and supervised care contracts. This was revealed by David McKinney during the 107th annual
11/23/2011 U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone Jr., a Democrat from the sixth district of New Jersey, in the hope of avoiding an expensive legal battle over whether state residents should be able to place bets on sports, said that he
11/22/2011 A law that awards tax credits to foreign industries that puts up factories in Alabama, including the first Chinese plant in the state, is presently facing a legal challenge from the Alabama Education Association. This can potentially result
11/22/2011 California’s law, which bans the slaughter of animals that cannot walk, will be heard by the Supreme Court today. The measure was enacted in 2008 after a grisly undercover video showing lame cows being jabbed with forklifts and
11/21/2011 Medical marijuana industry lawyers revealed on Monday that they are considering seeking legal action to stop a threatened crackdown by the federal government on marijuana growers, marijuana dispensaries and their landlords. Marijuana distributors and several medical patients will
11/21/2011 Avison Young Principal and Managing Director Rand Stephens of the company’s Houston office, today announced that veterans of the commercial real estate industry Rob Neblett and Harry Holmes have joined the brokerage operations of Avison Young in Houston.
11/20/2011 Just a couple of months after the anti-illegal immigration law of Alabama went into effect, a number of industries may soon find themselves paying more for a legal guest-worker program. A change made by the U.S. Department of
11/20/2011 It was another legal defeat for Las Vegas-based Righthaven LLC when a sixth judge ruled Friday that it did not have a legal standing to file lawsuits on copyright infringement. The copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Righthaven against
11/19/2011 The governor of the state of Nevada, Gov. Brian Sandoval, has announced today his intention to convene the Gaming Policy Committee to deliberate on issues regarding technology and the modernization of the Nevada gaming industry. Speaking at the
11/19/2011 As the state of New York move closer to approving the contentious gas-drilling method called hydro-fracking, environmental groups and a number of state lawmakers are advocating legal changes to the traditional tort litigation to help property owners seeking
11/18/2011 One month after deciding to maintain the course on its medical marijuana dispensary ordinance, the City Council of Eureka executed a complete reversal of its position when it passed a 45-day moratorium on the permitting of marijuana dispensaries
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