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Contractors face bankruptcy in wake of Nunavut housing fiasco
Changes to the way the Government of Nunavut collects paper work from housing contractors are pushing some smaller contractors to the brink of bankruptcy, says the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Construction Association.
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:59P
2010 ?hanges to Immigration Law: Step Toward Improving Investment Climate?
Actually the foreign managers coming to Russia for the first time were always very surprised and puzzled by this situation because it opposes the generally proclaimed direction for attracting investments into Russia. Working in a company that provides
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:59P
Corruption in Russia – a Social Phenomenon
Making use of large-scale corruption schemes, organized criminal groups organize and protect their structures from outside social control; they act operatively against organs representing law and order, inquiry bodies, and institutions of the penal
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:59P
David Miller makes a doc for the CBC, tries to burnish his rep by appealing to
Miller is clearly envious, opening his documentary while wistfully listening to the Big Apple's pedestrian traffic. New York's recent improvements for people who actually use their feet for walking may have been controversial, but they are going
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:58P
Masks? Guns? What's Legal in the Bail Bond Profession
My sympathy goes out to these families," said Ann Teague, who oversees the Jacksonville Bail Agents Association and runs her own bail bonding company. She calls it a dangerous job. "In my profession, there's a lot of times you're going into some pretty
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:58P
Bankruptcy – Dismissal – Bad faith
By Tom Egan Where the brother of a Chapter 13 debtor has moved to dismiss the debtor's bankruptcy case, the dismissal motion should be denied given a lack of evidence that the Chapter 13 filing was done in bad faith. “As grounds for his Motion,
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:58P
Bankruptcy – Dismissal – Bad faith
By Tom Egan Where the brother of a Chapter 13 debtor has moved to dismiss the debtor's bankruptcy case, the dismissal motion should be denied given a lack of evidence that the Chapter 13 filing was done in bad faith. “As grounds for his Motion,
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:58P
The Marital Home is Often Ground Zero in Divorce
Of course, this demand has no basis in law and is unenforceable in the absence of a court order. Getting a court order to force the removal of one or the other parties is not all that easy. There must be grounds for removal and the mere fact that his
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:58P
Updated: Wis. rep proposes Arizona-style immigration bill
Don Pridemore of Hartford would force local law enforcement to ask those stopped for civil or criminal violations for proof of citizenship or legal immigration status. If the person fails to provide any such identification, they can be detained for up
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:57P
Twelve Cox Smith Attorneys and Four Practice Areas Earn Prestigious Chambers
The firm's Antitrust, Bankruptcy, Insurance, and Intellectual Property practice areas were recognized as well. “Chambers' researchers conducted extensive research with lawyers and their clients as part of their investigation and analysis,
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:57P
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