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NHS to take charge of health services for vulnerable youngsters
Until now, health services for secure children's homes and training centres were commissioned by individual institutions with Ministry of Justice funding, with the new model set to be more efficient. The change also brings commissioning policy for the
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:19A
Trademarkia Upends Trademark Filing Process, Angers IP Lawyers
The Trademarkia website, established as a separate business entity from the law firm, had around $400000 in revenue in 2010 and expects over $1 million this year, he adds. Co-founded with software developer Dongxia Liu, Trademarkia's traffic is
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:19A
Broward County Gets To Foot the Bill for Federal Lawsuit Over a Chihuahua
In what Phyllis Schleifer's attorney calls a "prescription pet lawsuit," the county is suing her condo association, Ventnor "H" Condo Association, for not allowing her 3-pound Chihuahua named Sweetie to live in the condo with her.
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:19A
'No photos did justice to Madhubala's beauty'
Well-known journalist BK Karanjia discovered on first meeting her that 'none of her published photographs did full justice to her quite extraordinary beauty.' Filmfare, the premier film magazine of the time, wrote: Her complexion is moon-kissed and the
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:18A
Serbian Mladic's extradition appeal rejected
Serbian Justice Minister Snezana Malovic has scheduled a press conference for 5 pm today at which she is expected to announce she signed the extradition order. Asked if this means that the transfer will happen on Tuesday, Vukcevic said “not necessarily
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:18A
Candidate in Wis. court race weighing challenge
AP JoAnne Kloppenburg is expected to announce today whether she plans to challenge the recount results in her state Supreme Court race against Justice David Prosser. Kloppenburg has scheduled an 11 am news conference in Madison.
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:18A
Arcadia Historical Society Guest Speaker Provides Perspective on Chinese
President Chester A. Arthur signed the law that would prohibit Chinese immigration for more than 60 years until late 1943 when it was finally rescinded. What? How did I miss that outrageous episode in any of my American history classes?
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:17A
Court ruling has parents wondering how to handle booze at parties
Chicago Tribune reports: A recent court ruling offers little comfort — only confusion — for parents who host parties for their teens: You might be protected from a lawsuit if the teens drink alcohol, but you could still face time in prison.
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:17A
Italy, Spain take patent fight to court
We are assured that Italian and Spanish business will suffer no discrimination." Patent titles are currently granted by the European Patent Office (EPO), which was set up in 1977 and now covers 38 countries, including all EU member states.
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:17A
Italy, Spain take patent fight to court
We are assured that Italian and Spanish business will suffer no discrimination." Patent titles are currently granted by the European Patent Office (EPO), which was set up in 1977 and now covers 38 countries, including all EU member states.
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:17A
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