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...on the ground that the plaintiffs should have demanded that the Allergen board pursue the asserted claims before bringing suit themselves. Briefing concluded in California...
...SharePoint boardbook system and handed out Apple Inc. iPads loaded with Diligent Board Member Services Inc.'s e-boardbook software to each of its...
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...petition for review of a final order of removal and moved the Board of Immigration Appeals ("BIA") to reconsider that order. The BIA subsequently granted...
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...Erick Oliva-Ramos petitions for review of an order of the Board of Immigration Appeals affirming an Immigration Judge's order removing him to...
Nothing less than changes in the discovery rules in criminal cases will ensure that exculpatory evidence is consistently produced to defendants
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...same attorneys represented Gary at a clemency hearingbefore the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles (the "Board").Clemency was denied, but the...
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...because Romano was not engaged in harassment but was acting as a diligent supervisor by following up on McCarty as a consistently poor worker....
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