National Law Journal
National Law Journal
...is undisputed that in October 2004, Tuinei hired Marshall to perform accounting services for ISG and DIS. In November 2004, the Albers Family Partnership filed...
National Law Journal
...Kelsey Drennan, an investigator for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (TDFPS), to interview Anne, Charlotte and Emily. All three interviews were conducted...
...The ratings agency and its parent...the litigation for pretrial purposes in federal...
National Law Journal
...contract made by an executive agency for the procurement of services, the Dredging Contract was governed...
National Law Journal
...amp; Security, Inc., Industry Protection Services, Inc., and International Private Security...Beltran's Security & Investigation Agency, an El Paso company that...
National Law Journal
...the hospital by a staffing service, assaulted her. The patient sued...care for nurses and nursing agencies, describe the steps that should...
National Law Journal
...fraud and one count of conspiracy involving a scheme to defraud Entergy Services, Inc. ("Entergy"), a New Orleans-based utilities provider. Branch pleaded...
...duplicative discovery and prevent inconsistent pretrial rulings, the U.S. Judicial...began pouring in. "Government agencies were generating reports of 400...
National Law Journal
National Law Journal
...a witness's tape recorded pretrial interview under the rule of...girlfriend and a Child Protective Services (CPS) caseworker; (4) by admitting...
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