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Nanny hailed for saving toddler from path of Streets and Sanitation truck
He is charged with four counts of felony aggravated driving under the influence and two counts of misdemeanor DUI, according to police. He was also cited for transporting open alcohol in a vehicle, failure to reduce speed and negligent driving.
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:55A
Regional International Bar Association road show goes to Beirut
Based on the very positive response to the earlier road shows held in the region, Al Ghurair said he was confident that this networking event will consolidate the legal ties between the UAE and Lebanon while opening up prospects for future cooperation
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:54A
The Hangover Part 2 Court Case Continues
Whitmill – who filed the lawsuit on 28 April for copyright infringement over the use of his tattoo pattern – is attempting to delay the film's release, which is due to appear in cinemas this Thursday, 26 May. However, Warner Bros. have hit back guns
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:52A
Companies could use CRM Online as customer views become valuable resource to
His comments come after Verdict said that around £100 million in extra sales revenues are expected to be generated in the third quarter of next year because of the Olympic Games. Businesses may use CRM Online to take advantage of growing revenue
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:52A
Chrysler set to pay off debt
DETROIT - Less than two years after emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Chrysler is poised to pay off its government debt, Chrysler Group and Fiat SpA CEO Sergio Marchionne said yesterday. "Tomorrow is payoff day," Marchionne said
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:52A
Michael Tucker gets life for murder of Snettisham pub landlady Becky Thorpe
It took the jury in the trial of Michael Tucker, 50, less than an hour yesterday to reach their verdict and convict Tucker of the murder of Becky Thorpe. Today, Mr Justice Nicol told Tucker he must serve at least 26 years before he can be considered to
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:51A
Former Tempe attorney sentenced for manslaughter
Gukeisen, who had been a prosecutor in South Dakota but had a bankruptcy-law practice in Tempe, confronted the two for making noise. When the quarrel escalated, Gukeisen came out onto the street, and the two men fought. Hohn fell to the ground with a
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:51A
Signature petitions turned in
American Traffic Solutions – which promotes itself as “your friend in public safety” at http://www.atsol.com and manages those red light robo-cameras in Wenatchee - filed an action in Chelan County, along with the city of Wenatchee, to stop citizens
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:48A
BofA to settle overdraft suit
The Bank of America (BofA) is to pay $410 million in a bid to settle its share of a lawsuit that centres on excessive overdraft fees on debit cards. Such a deal has been tentatively approved - and comes after consumers accused lenders in the US of
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:45A
Jury selected in trial of ex-exec Martinez
A federal jury was seated Monday to hear a bank-fraud case against Alexander “Lex” Martinez, former chief financial officer of wholesale food distributor Affiliated Foods Southwest, which filed for bankruptcy and ceased operations in
Updated: 05/24/2011 05:44A
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