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• 'Always Be Excellent' by Choosing SHRM Certification
• ‘Chilling’ use of security law threatening Hong Kong’s finance hub status, says U.S. envoy
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• 10 Vital Ways a Tax Attorney Can Help Business Owners
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• 2021 USLAW NETWORK State Judicial Profiles by County Report released
• 25 New Criminal Justice Reform Bills Now Law in California
• 3 Close of 12 months To-Dos For Businesses For Achievement in the New Yr
• 48 Free Websites to List Your Business
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• 5 Most Common Types Of Personal Injuries In The Workplace
• 5 Steps Florida Employers Should Take to Protect Trade Secrets
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• 64 members of Congress have violated a law designed to prevent insider trading and stop conflicts-of-interest
• 8 Simple Steps to Create a Referral Network of Other Attorneys
• 8 Tips That Will Help You Quickly Get Over A Car Crash Experience
• A Background of Security
• A Beginner’s Guide to Law Firm Marketing Strategy
• A decade-long surge in amicus briefs
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• A Guide For Sports Organisations To Partnering With A Cryptocurrency Provider
• A Guide to PCI Compliance for Small Business Owners
• A guide to the legal due diligence process when buying a football club
• A Lawyer’s Blog Represents Much More Than a Legal Directory Submission
• A Little Bit Of Honesty — See Also
• A new dawn? How India Is Regulating Online Gaming & Fantasy Sports
• A Push for Normalcy Tests the Gerontocracy
• A radical plan for Trump’s second term
• A Second Chance for Liberalism
• A short guide to the long conference
• A Voice in the Dark: Above the Law Founder David Lat's COVID-19 Battle Gave the Legal Industry a Warning
• Abogados Café and Mercadito: an ode to coffee and the law
• Abortion ban after 15 weeks signed into law in Florida
• Accommodating Working Parents During the COVID-19 Pandemic
• Account Collection MCLE Thursday March 11 at Noon
• Affirmation of inherent tribal power to police blurs civil and criminal Indian law tests
• Africa Focus: Autumn 2020 – World Bank and African Development Bank increase their financing and anticorruption enforcement
• Aggregation of Legal Marketing Professionals Blog Posts
• Algorithmic Driven Publishing May Not Be Enough for Legal Blog Aggregation and Curation
• All Consuming – Financial Litigation Insights, Volume 2, Issue 13
• All Three Specialty Credits Available During MCLE Crunch Time
• Allu Arjun Pushpa Movie Hindi Dubbed: Revealed! Shreyas Talpade is the artist behind dubbing in blockbuster film
• America Is About to See Just How Pro-life Republicans Actually Are
• American Bar Association Cancels Keynote Speech By South African Ex-President De Klerk
• America’s Chief Stuffed Shirt Lives Up To Title — See Also
• Ametros named official future medical fund management partner of USLAW NETWORK
• An Aggregated Feed from State Bar Association Blogs
• An alarmist take on the Supreme Court’s agenda
• An Interview With Tim Foden, Partner At Boies Schiller Flexner
• Andrea Volpe Travels to Vietnam as EU Desk Reconnects with Asia Offices in-Person
• Announcement of opinions for Friday, December 10 (complete)
• Announcing Retirement of Law Library Director John Adkins
• Announcing the New Executive Board for 2020
• Anti-discriminatory bank law getting update for modern era
• Antibody Testing for COVID-19 in the Workplace
• Antitrust law amended for fair competition
• AOC, Esquire? — See Also
• April argument session postponed
• Are You Ready for Ransomware? CISA Launches New “Stop Ransomware” Website Aimed at Testing Your Cybersecurity Preparedness
• Are You Ready to Provide Your MHPAEA Disclosure?
• Argument analysis: Justices weigh mootness after change in government policy in cases seeking nominal damages
• Argument preview: Determining the statute of limitations for military rape – and possibly a lot more
• As a ‘Seismic Shift’ Fractures Evangelicals, an Arkansas Pastor Leaves Home
• As Coronavirus Shutters Quinn Emanuel's NY Office, Law Firms Weigh Remote Work Options
• Ask the authors: The long and winding road from shortlisted to selected for female Supreme Court nominees
• ATA National Title Group Expands in Ohio and Kentucky Markets with InTitle Agency Merger
• Attorney Malpractice Insurance
• AUDIO OF INCIDENT HELPS ELEVENTH CIRCUIT GRANT IMMUNITY TO DEPUTY IN SHOOTING
• AURINIA DEADLINE ALERT: Bragar Eagel & Squire, P.C. Reminds Investors that a Class Action Lawsuit Has Been Filed Against Aurinia Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Encourages Investors to Contact the Firm
• Auto wreckers fear law targeting catalytic converter thieves
• Automobile Insurance plan Estimate For a Auto and a Van – 3 Ideas For Multi-Motor vehicle Insurance
• B20 Integrity and Compliance Taskforce Hopes to Empower Women to Fight Corruption
• Baker McKenzie Maintains Lawyer Pay in Australia While Others Make Cuts
• Basics of Intellectual Property Law and Litigation MCLE September 16
• BD + NFT — Non-fungible Tokenization Matter Law Firm Conflicts Allegation (Much Wow), Business Development Risk (New ABA Opinion),
• Being Nice To Court Reporters Has Advantages
• Best estate planning attorney, business law attorney: Kliem & Associates, | Best Of The Best
• BEST IN BUSINESS 2022: BUSINESS SERVICES | Best in Business
• Biden announces sanctions on Russian oligarchs and banks
• Biden endorsed radical abortion law. Thankfully, the president failed.
• Big Firms Considering Vaccine Policies as COVID-19 Immunization Efforts Move Forward
• Big Ideas Focused On Care and Generosity Are the Ones That Make a Difference
• Biggest Business Challenges for Law Firms in 2022
• Biglaw COVID-19 Austerity Continues — See Also
• Billions in surplus have lawmakers thinking business tax cut
• Blogging on Industry Niches Growing During the Covid-19 Pandemic an Opportunity for Lawyers
• Boat & Vessel Title Insurance – Preserving Your Watercraft Financial investment
• Bonus Content: Stephan Kyburz
• Bonuses, Briefcases, Bridges, Books, And Binks — See Also
• Boolean Search In Recruitment: 11 Operators To Know
• Border Shutdowns Not an Impediment to Legal Tech Companies Selling Overseas
• BRB Law Firm Risk Staffing Compensation Survey — Now Open!
• BRB Risk Jobs Board — Conflicts Analyst
• BREAKING NEWS: China’s Supreme Court explains how to cite Guiding Cases
• Buffalo Bill’s Brewery closes in Hayward
• Building an Successful and Effective USP for Your Law Business
• Business Development in Your Law Practice
• Business Law Representation by Caldwell & Kearns, P.C. Harrisburg PA Law Firm
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• C3.AI 48 HOUR DEADLINE ALERT: ClaimsFiler Reminds Investors With Losses in Excess Of $100,000 of Deadline in Class Action Lawsuit Against C3.ai, Inc. – AI
• California Appeals Court Upholds Award of Punitive Damages in Retaliation Case
• California Worker Whose Individual Claim Is Time-Barred May Bring PAGA Suit
• Call In Wed., Dec. 29th for LITC’s Federal Income Tax Clinic
• Can the Unity and Sanctions Against Russia Last?
• Can You Get Personnel Compensation Protection for a Covid 19 An infection in Virginia?
• Canadian Lawyers in US Worry Amid Closed Borders, Travel Bans and Tougher Immigration Rules
• Car or truck Insurance coverage – Cushion Huge Charges and a Lawful Safety
• CARES Act Includes Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Provisions
• CARES Act Provider Relief Fund: General Distribution Portal Opens
• Case Notes
• Case Update: Court Can Grant Interim Measures against Non-Parties to Arbitration
• Case Update: Court of Appeal Rules Against Scomi Group Judicial Management Appeal
• Case Update: Federal Court Decides On Duty of Liquidator of a Wound-up Listed Company
• Case Update: Further Decision That Listed Companies Cannot Apply for Judicial Management
• Case Update: Justifying a retrenchment and departure from LIFO
• Case Update: Liquidator Cannot Grant Sanction for Continuation of Litigation
• Case Update: Owner of US$4.5 Billion in Bitcoins Loses Suit against Bitcoin Developers
• Case Update: Singapore Court Grants Persons Unknown Injunction to Freeze Cryptocurrency
• Cash Flows for Commercial Leases During COVID-19
• Causes of Failure of 1956 Constitution Of Pakistan
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• CGCP Celebrates 5th Anniversary
• Challenging Appointment Of Arbitrators: Swiss Federal Tribunal's Decision Highlights Uniqueness Of Sports
• Changing Workforce Training During a Pandemic
• Chasing Layoffs With A Law Student Boom? — See Also
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• Chicago City Counsel Delays Private Right of Action in Fair Workweek Ordinance
• Chinese Tech Company Wins Trade Secrets Case in California
• Citizen Police Forces: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
• Civil society statement: the urgent need for a new UK law on business and human rights
• CJEU: pharmaceutical companies may not distribute free samples of medicinal products to pharmacists
• Clarke Willmott Boosts Planning And Environment Team With New Appointment
• Classification of Crimes in Criminal Law
• CLB Seeks Application for a 2019-2020 Fellow
• Clyde & Co and BLM confirm merger agreement
• Coaching in the Workplace: It’s Different from Traditional Managing
• Coaching Lawyers To Blog, a Gift Revived
• Commercial Lease Terms: More Issues to Cover
• Community Class on Tracing Native American Ancestry Mar. 12
• Company and Enterprise Legislation
• Confirmed: New Minimum Wages Order effective 1 May 2022; employers with less than 5 employees exempted
• Conflicts Collisions — Attorney Depositions in the DQ Mix
• Conflicts Considerations — Indiana Advisory Opinion Outlines Law Firm Conflicts “Ethical Minefields”
• Conflicts Considerations — Dentons Demands Do Over, Amazon Attorney Evades DQ, Judges Face Covid Conflict Calls
• Conflicts News — Lawyer Disqualification, “Pinky Promise” Charge Conflict Cut
• Connecting Lawyers With People, For Good, Since 2003
• Consensus Builds That Some Private Student Loans Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy
• Consequences of Getting Pulled Above Without having Insurance
• Considering Hiring a College Student as an Unpaid Intern this Summer?
• Controlled substances, political ads and employee transfers
• Cooper’s family, friends held blood drive in his name
• CORE SCIENTIFIC ALERT: Bragar Eagel & Squire, P.C. is Investigating Core Scientifics, Inc. on Behalf of Core Scientific Stockholders and Encourages Investors to Contact the Firm
• Corporate Regulation
• Corporations Hiring Blogging Lawyers, Not Blogging Law Firms
• Corrections Officer Who Fell While Going to Her Car to Retrieve an Item Gets Benefits
• Could Rioters’ Defense Be: ‘Trump Said It Was OK’?
• Court declines to hear cases on religious rights, surveillance rulings
• Court denies Republicans’ request to reinstate witness requirement for Rhode Island absentee ballots
• Court ends COVID-related extension of filing deadline
• Court Halts CDC Eviction Moratorium
• Court Hears Arguments in Austin Sign Case
• Court Kicks Obamacare Challenge for Lack of Standing
• Court limits standing in credit-reporting lawsuit
• Court Reads Contract Exclusion Out of Policy Based on Ambiguity Created by Conflicting Endorsements
• Court rejects request to postpone Texas execution
• Court seems inclined to let abortion providers pursue their challenge to Texas law
• Court sets cases for May telephone arguments, will make live audio available
• Court Upholds Administration's Religious, Moral Exemptions to ACA's Contraception Guarantee
• Court will take up dispute over secret materials from Mueller report
• Courtroom access: SCOTUStalk stands in line for Supreme Court seats
• Coverage and Subrogation
• COVID King: Investigating and Defending the Liability Mayhem and Madness
• Covid vaccines saved more than 200,000 lives in the US over nine months: study
• COVID-19 Update: FDA Announces Temporary Policy for Shell Egg Producers and Updates COVID-19 Guidance
• COVID-19: Summary of Legal Measures in Russia
• Create Opportunities Beyond What Is Given to You
• Crypto a Lifeline for Russians, and We Won’t Ban Them
• Crypto and Law: First Case of Insider Trading Related to NFTs
• Crypto Platforms Are ‘Outside the Law’ If They Don’t Register With SEC
• Crypto platforms that don’t register with the SEC do business ‘outside the law’: Gensler
• CSBS Releases State Examination System Nationwide
• Data Manipulation, Law Enforcement and Our Future
• Deck the Halls with MCLE
• Decree, Judgment and Order Under CPC
• Definition of Contract of Agency and Its Essentials
• Dentons Is Investigating Its Saudi Arabia Office. Here's What We Know.
• Detention for Student who Knocked Down and Killed Grandmother
• Deutsche Bank to Pay $125 Million to Resolve FCPA, Fraud Cases
• Dezan Shira & Associates Appoints Four New Partners to the Firm
• Dezan Shira & Associates Expands German Network in the Asia-Pacific Region
• Dezan Shira & Associates Moves its Ho Chi Minh City Team into the Central Business District
• Did You Leave The Scene Of An Accident Even Though You Have been Not At Fault?
• Difference Between First and Second Degree Murder?
• Digital Lending and Copyright Law MCLE TODAY, Jan. 19
• Dionnie Wynter Pfunde’s Business Success Story
• Disability Coverage Promises Law – How to Handle the Specifics
• Disaster response in the 21st Century: Send blankets, food, and DNA
• Discover the Law Library’s Architectural Beauty March 7
• Disney Says “Don’t Say Gay” Bill Should be Repealed – The Hollywood Reporter
• Disqualification Debates — Walgreens DQ Arbitration Fight, H.E.R. Record Label Contract Conflicts Battle
• District Court Halts Biden Administration Rescission of MPP
• Do Death Penalty Defendants Have the Right to a DNA Test?
• DOL Issues Interim Final Rule on Lifetime Income Disclosures for Defined Contribution Plans
• Don't let COVID-19 thwart us from eliminating modern slavery from the supply chain
• Dower Definition(Mahr) and its kinds
• Dropt clauses out of the bill against the queen : For Mr. Attorney General to peruse and settle.
• Dumpster Fire Becomes Plague Goddess — See Also
• DWF Delays Salary Reviews Citing Economic Outlook
• EC 200 | Honoring Five Female Trailblazers in Art, Business, Community, Law, and Tech
• Editorial: The difference between ‘ethics violation’ and ‘bad deal for Charleston’ | Editorials
• Editor’s Note -Thank you
• Effects of COVID-19 Shutdown on Commmercial Real Estate
• Eleventh Circuit Says Plaintiffs Lack Standing to Challenge Florida's Ballot Sequence Law
• Empirical SCOTUS: Changes in Supreme Court oral argument format: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Empirical SCOTUS: Results from the court’s experiment with a new oral argument format
• Employers Grapple with Teleworking Decisions, Fairness
• Employers May Have More Flexibility in Creating COVID-19 Testing Policies
• Employers Unite to Fight Job Loss Caused by COVID-19
• Employment Flash – January 2022
• Encore Screening of Tribal Justice in Oceanside
• EPA Cites Environmental Racism in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley
• EPA continues to advance aggressive PFAS strategy with new RCRA rulemakings
• Ethics Credit at Closing a Law Practice MCLE Fri., Oct. 1
• Ethics MCLE Webinar Co-hosted by East San Diego County Bar Association
• Even flawed and failed politicians ride off into a golden sunset
• Event announcement: Supreme Analysis: An Evening on the Court featuring Adam Cohen, Richard Lazarus and Ruth Marcus with Dahlia Lithwick
• Event announcement: “Repugnant Laws”: A book event with Keith Whittington
• Everything You’ve got At any time Wanted to Know About New York No-Fault
• Evictions Update Webinar Thurs., Feb 11
• Expanded Lexis Access and New COVID Legal Issues Pages
• Farewell, UT Law – A Culture of Servant-Leadership
• Farmers weigh in after Gov. Brown signs farmworker overtime bill into law | News
• FBI, MI5 Issues Joint Statement On Chinese Espionage Threats
• FDA Faces Big Questions As It Takes A Closer Look At AI Regulations
• FDA issues digital health policy guidance for multiple function device products
• Federal Circuit Appeals from the PTAB and ITC: Summaries of Key 2021 Decisions: John Bean Techs. Corp. v. Morris & Assocs., Inc., 988 F.3d 1334 (Fed. Cir. 2021)
• Fees on Fees
• Financial audit investigation into South Dakota Corn finds evidence of business mismanagement, no fraud
• Financial Times names Miami Herbert MBA #1 in the world for teaching business law
• Finding Affordable Motor vehicle Insurance coverage Specials
• Finest Car Incident Lawyer in Brooklyn
• Fire Insurance Under Indian Insurance Law
• First Amendment questions and California arbitration battles
• First Circuit Rebuffs Officer's Free-Speech Retaliation Claim
• First Circuit Strikes DOJ's Restrictions on Sanctuary Cities
• For Students, HR Is a Meaningful, Practical Career Choice
• Forensic Genealogy FREE MCLE Webinar Friday November 5
• Former SIUE wrestlers connect coaches and athletes
• Fourth Amendment questions and Sixth Amendment questions
• Fox Sports Sued Over New American Football League
• Franchise Lawyer – A Specialist in Franchise Legislation
• FREE CLE Webinar on eFiling Monday, June 8th
• Free Community Class on Legal Rights of Employees Tues., Nov. 9
• Free Elimination of Bias Credit at Rethinking Tribal Jurisdiction on July 15
• FREE Evictions Webinar with SDVLP Thursday, Feb. 11
• FREE Job Hunting in the Legal Profession Class March 23
• Free Know the Law on Small Claims Cases Thurs., April 29
• Free Law Day Legal Clinics Go Virtual Tues., May 25
• FREE MCLE Credit at Beach Law on July 15th
• FREE MCLE on Conservatorship of the Person Wed., Sept. 22
• FREE MCLE on Forensic Genealogy Fri., Nov. 5
• Free MCLE on Legal Research Tues., Aug. 17
• FREE MCLE on Researching with Fastcase Tues. March 30
• Free Restraining Order Webinar with SDVLP Today at 12 pm
• Free Webinar on Employee Rights Tues., Nov. 9
• Free Webinar on Using CourtCall Friday May 22
• FREE Webinars on Child Tax Credits and Stimulus Payments in English and Spanish This Month
• Freight Company Supervisor Was Not Entitled to Overtime Pay
• Friday round-up
• Friday, April 24, 2020
• From Pink Slips To Greenbacks: The Biglaw 2020 Story — See Also
• From the CEO: When Red and Blue Clash in the Workplace
• Fulham FC v Jones: When Is There Civil Liability For Causing A Serious Injury In Football?
• Fully Vaccinated Workers May Need COVID-19-Related Accommodations
• GAO Report on Abusive Tax Schemes Perpetuates Misunderstandings of Captives
• Garland Has to Prosecute Trump for January 6 to Restore Faith in the Justice Department
• General Auto Insurance plan Plan Facts – How Considerably Coverage Does a General Vehicle Insurance policies Coverage Supply?
• Get All Your Bankruptcy Questions Answered on Aug. 24th
• Get on the Bus to the Open House
• Ginnie Mae Announces Ending of New LIBOR-Indexed Multiclass Securities
• Giorgia Meloni’s Victory. What’s Ahead Now for Italy?
• Global Capitalism Has Become Dependent on War-Making to Sustain Itself
• Global news media on defensive after Putin signs ‘fake news’ law
• Global Patent Prosecution – August 2020
• Google Chrome Will Require Law Firms to Clean Up Embarrassing RSS Feeds
• Gov. Hochul signs law banning guns in many public places in New York
• Gov. Kay Ivey signs small business tax relief bill into law
• Government of India Act 1935 – Salient Features
• Gravitational Marketing and advertising Little Organizations – 2nd Legislation: How To Make A lot more People today Invest in What You Sell
• Greenberg Traurig's Richard Rosenbaum on Looking Up in the Midst of Crisis
• Grieving RBG: Words of sorrow and gratitude from mourners at the court
• Guard Oneself in Case of a Vehicle Incident – Insurance policies Organizations Are Not on Your Side
• Guides on Small business, Legislation and Finance
• Guilherme Campos and Riccardo Benussi to meet with Key Stakeholders in Portugal and Spain
• Guilherme Campos Moderates Intellectual Property Strategy Sharing Event by Lavazza
• Hacked Tech Company Not Entitled to Cyber Coverage for Debt Payment Wired by Client to Hackers' Bank Account
• Handwriting Identification Class Offers MCLE Credit
• Haraabah: Definition, Proof and Punishment in Law
• Harm Law firm
• Has remote work changed the travel landscape? | U.S. Business
• Have to See Assets for Maryland Smaller Business Legislation Challenges
• Healing for the home: 6 in 10 parents now seeking therapy for their entire family
• Health and fitness Insurance policies: The Race Against the Clock
• Health care Laws and the Real truth About Autism
• Here’s What Employers Need to Know About COVID-19 Liability Shields
• Hey Buddy, Can You Spare A Domain Name? — See Also
• HHS Limits Liability for Corporations and Health Care Providers Relating to COVID-19 Countermeasures
• High Court Says Ninth Circuit Impermissibly Ruled Beyond Issues in Case
• His Clients Were Acquitted of Murder. Why Did They Get Life Sentences?
• Hope, Maine Town Clerk Records, 1804-1848: A Literal Transcription / Cynthia S. DellaPenna, editor.
• Hourly Workers Lose Pay Due to Coronavirus
• House passes bill to ban assault weapons
• House passes historic gun safety bill, sends it to Biden to become law
• How An Attorney Can Help With Your Car Accident Claim
• How Does Bike Incident Insurance policies Vary From Vehicle Insurance coverage in Pennsylvania?
• How Employers Should Address Employee Protests and Walkouts Over Vaccine Mandates
• How EpiPen came to symbolize corporate greed
• How Hogan Lovells Has Lobbied for Saudi Arabia During the COVID-19 Crisis
• How Law Firms Can Survive The Great Resignation
• How Lawyers Can Be Better Client Mental Health Advocates
• How Next-Gen Technology Can Keep HR Data Safe
• How the End of Roe Can (And Can’t) Save the Democrats
• How The Lawful Surroundings Can Influence Your Home Company
• How the TV business has changed since the first episode of “Law & Order” in 1990
• How To Buy Employees Payment Insurance plan In Maryland
• How to deal with government investigation in China during the COVID-19 pandemic
• How To Deal With The Situation Following A Tractor Trailer Crash
• How to Defuse the Legal Time Bomb in Your Little Small business
• How to Get an Insurance Broker
• How to Maintain a Professional Presence on the Phone
• How to Make the Right Hiring Decision
• How to Pick the Suitable Lawyer for Your Small business
• How to Properly Use an Air Cooler
• How to Use Online Testimonials to Boost Your Law Firm’s Business
• HR Managers Rethink Their Role During the Coronavirus Pandemic
• HUB Talks: Environmental and Social Responsibility with Acorn International: Part 2
• Hurricane Ian latest update: Tropical storm regains strength as category one hurricane as it nears South Carolina
• Hybrid Work Models Support in Legal Practice Management Software
• IBA Names Zimbabwe Lawyer as President
• In Paulina v. Leontes, Breyer presides over a trial inspired by the Bard
• In Praise of Imperfections
• India's Draft National Air Sports Policy 2022 – Does It Comply With The Domestic Framework?
• Information Security Risk — Firm Faces Regulatory Fine for Security Gaps (It Pays to Patch Promptly)
• Innocent Spouse Relief Explained: Tax Relief for Spouses
• Inns of Court Malaysia Webinar: Judicial Management and Corporate Rescue
• Inside Mitch McConnell’s decades-long effort to block gun control
• Insurance Coverage for Disgorgements—Considerations for Private Fund Managers
• Insurance In Tort Laws
• Insurance plan As a Gadget For Dealing with Risk
• Insurance policy Claims for Florida Householders and Condominium Associations
• Interlocking Boards: The Antitrust Risk You May Never Have Heard Of
• International Business Law As A Model Of Neutrality Avoiding Bias Pitfalls In Gun Regulations
• Investing To Win – Why Foreign Athletes Are Eyeing Indian Startups
• INVESTOR NOTICE: Upstart Holdings, Inc. Investors with Substantial Losses Have Opportunity to Lead the Class Action Lawsuit – UPST
• Is The Industry’s Guidance On Cybersecurity Being Ignored?
• Is the UAE Likely to Introduce Corporate Taxes?
• Is This the End of the George Floyd Moment?
• Is This The Mike Pence Moment? (Really.)
• Is war in Ukraine costing Russia control of its own backyard?
• It is Our Right, and Our Duty – Leading As Lawyers
• It’s Joe Manchin’s America
• It’s the Respect (and Good Policies), Stupid
• It’s Time for a National Gun Buyback
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• Jobless Claims Trend Downward
• John Cromie named 2020 USLAW NETWORK O’Hagan Award recipient
• Join the Law Library Foundation for Wine-Tasting Fundraiser Thurs., Feb. 25
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against Musk, Tesla and Twitter fan
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• Jumps Again, Continues Its Winning Run!
• Justices field emergency requests on federal vaccine policies for workplaces, health care facilities
• Justices revive religious groups’ attempts to block COVID-related restrictions in Colorado, New Jersey
• Justices seek government’s views in antitrust case
• Justices will hear argument in ACA case one week after Election Day
• Justices will hear arguments on Jan. 7 in challenges to Biden vaccine policies
• Kevin Law confirmed to lead NYS’ primary business-aid agency
• Key Details to Take into consideration When Shopping for Enterprise and Professional Vehicle Insurance coverage
• King & Wood Mallesons Acts for Virgin Creditors, Lessors
• Knowing How to Network Through the Internet a Big Edge for Lawyers During Covid-19
• Lakeway resident sues city to keep her at-home day care business open
• Latest PPPFA Statement Offers Some Clarity
• Latham Black Lawyers on Challenging Misconceptions and How Firms Can Help
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• Law Firm Conflicts — “Tokenized” Conflict Allegation, Canadian Class Conflict Choice
• Law Firms Go Remote: Updates on Law Firm Closures During the Coronavirus Crisis
• Law Firms Need to Keep Blog Content From Lawyers Live On The Net – Forever
• Law in the Marketplace: Business startups and IRAs
• Law in the Marketplace: Talking qualified business income deduction tax
• Law Library Board of Trustees and Foundation Release Joint Statement
• Law Library Expands Hours to Include Monday Appointments
• Law Library Foundation Welcomes New Members Emily Howe and George A. Rios III
• Law Library Requires Appointments for In-Person Services
• Law of Attraction – Ethics and Extended Expression Disability
• Law School Deans Twitter List For Learning and Engagement
• Lawsuit: Maybe Suspected Murderer-Thief Lawyer Wouldn’t Have Stolen Or Killed If Bank Of America Hadn’t Made It So Easy For Him
• LAWSUITS FILED AGAINST RIVN, CELH and VLTA – JAKUBOWITZ LAW PURSUES SHAREHOLDERS CLAIMS
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• Lawyer With Large Hong Kong Law Firm Leaves to Head Up Risk Function at Blockchain NFT Business
• Learn About the ADA at MCLE Class Friday, Sept. 11
• Learn About your Native American Heritage
• Legal Blogs as a Community, Worldwide – by Country, by State, by Town and by Niche
• Legal Preparing for Tiny Corporations: 10 Largest Problems
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• Legal Tech Companies Bringing Innovation to Law Students and Faculty
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• Little vetoes bill banning business vaccine requirements
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• Looming Musk-Twitter legal battle hammers company shares | Lifestyles
• Los Angeles Business Attorney, Austin M. Pegues, joins LA Business Law Firm, Structure Law Group, LLP
• Maine business group seek delay in PFAS disclosure rules | Maine
• Malaysia passes Anti-Sexual Harassment Bill with very minor amendments, despite widespread criticism
• Man suspected in Ferndale murder kills himself in California
• Managers Should Not Expect Full Productivity Right Now
• Managing Partner Alberto Vettoretti Joins the LEA Board – Leading Edge Alliance
• Managing Stress During a Pandemic: Ways to Improve Your Employees' Mental Health
• Manchin and Schumer’s Astonishing Climate Deal
• Marinette County approves funds to support City of Marinette Airboat after reconsideration
• MarkIt to Market® – January 2021: gTLD Sunrise Periods Now Open: January 2021
• Masks On? What Employers Need to Know About Face Coverings at Work
• Massachusetts Enacts COVID-19 Emergency Paid Sick Leave
• Massachusetts High Court Clarifies Test to Determine Joint Employer Status under State Wage and Overtime Statutes
• MCLE Webinar Aug. 17th Tort Claims in Tribal Court
• MCLE Webinar on Account Collection Thurs., Mar. 11th
• MCLE Webinar on IP Law and Litigation Thursday
• Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg Is Stepping Down. Take a Look at the Billionaire’s Innovative Journey and Historic Role.
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• Mike Pence Is Trying to Send a Message
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• Missouri, Texas Sue Biden Administration for Stalling on Border Wall
• Mix Of Good News And Bad In Today’s Bonus Roundup — See Also
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• Navigating Through the NLRB’s Recent Decisions
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• New Companies Become SHRM Recertification Providers
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• New Mexico Court Reminds that Prosecuting Prepetition Claims in Bankruptcy May Still Violate the Automatic Stay
• New Research on Gender Differences in Obtaining and Maintaining Patent Rights
• New Resources Available at the Law Library
• New Strategies for Renegotiating Office Leases Post-COVID
• New tech business unit at Cleary rare among Wall Street law firms
• New Virtual Front Desk Service Starts TODAY
• New York tops fourth annual State LGBTQ+ Business Climate Index from Out Leadership
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