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...commenter on nola.com (a news website affiliated with The Times-Picayune) who identified himself only as "Henry L. Mencken1951,"...
...harm, then you will care well for your clients. At the same time, you will elevate your profession and ennoble yourself." Peter Baird, "...
...in the late 1950s and the decade of the 60s. Before that time, only automobile manufacturers, soft drink bottlers and gas station dealers utilized the...
Immigration Law column, Ted J. Chiappari of Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke and Seyfarth Shaw's Angelo A. Paparelli write that with virtually no immigration reform legislation coming out of Congress
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...is operated for the benefit of a federally recognized Indian tribe, the Picayune Rancheria of the Chukchansi Indians ("the Tribe"), BMG brought federal and state...
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...real estate company whose primary business is the development and sale of time-share resorts throughout the United States. Siegel is the chairman of the...
Free With Registration: Sentence Bump Approved for Urban WeaponsTrafficking; Deterrence Focus Noted as Rational
Supporters of new Department of Justice guidelines governing the selection of corporate monitors say that the changes will bolster public confidence and shed light on a previously opaque process. But
...the Government's motion to remand the Defendants pending sentencing. At that time, counsel for the Defendant Mahender Sabhnani informed the Court that he had...
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