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Firm's lawsuit accuses engineers of mass defection
The lawsuit filed by Ulteig Engineering seeks unspecified money damages and an order dissolving Apex Engineering Group. A man who answered the phone at the home of one of the Apex principals told The Forum newspaper that the company wasn't commenting.
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
Robb & Stucky liquidation sales yet to begin
Robb & Stucky corporate officials said they had no comment at this time. On Tuesday, a bankruptcy judge in Tampa approved a deal to liquidate the nearly 96-year-old company. Going-out-of-business sales were supposed to begin today at Robb & Stucky
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
Law would require drivers license test be given in English only
Deborah Smith, a Helena attorney who has practiced immigration law, said similar bills have been defeated in other states because of opposition by the business community. “This bill…is on the wrong side of history,” Smith told the committee.
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
Law would require drivers license test be given in English only
Deborah Smith, a Helena attorney who has practiced immigration law, said similar bills have been defeated in other states because of opposition by the business community. “This bill…is on the wrong side of history,” Smith told the committee.
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
News - Friday 3/11 - Pickup driver arrested after joyride along Southwest
A pickup truck driver tried to take a shortcut to Beaverton using the MAX tracks in Southwest Portland, but was instead arrested on suspicion of drunken driving after smashing into a signal house along the line. Donald Vakulich, 51, was unhurt,
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
UMass Amherst police investigating incident at JQE dorm
Curious and concerned students, faculty and neighbors of the university attempted to click on the weblink contained in the e-mail message, but when they did, nothing happened, as the website had apparently crashed. Websites can crash for several
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
Stephen King Scares Up A Comic Book Biography
Co-author Michael Lent offers one such example: “One story we confirmed concerned a young King witnessing a friend's accident involving a train (long thought to be a source of his macabre inspirations). Until now, the story was largely apocryphal and
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
NRA wins case over toll charges
In a decision with implications for other toll operators, Mr Justice Peter Kelly upheld arguments by the National Roads Authority of overcharging - said to amount to 26000 weekly since January 1st last - by Celtic Roads Group (Dundalk) Ltd on the
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:23P
Go v. Glo: A Dentist Wins a Round in a Whitening War
GO SMiLE had filed a lawsuit late last year claiming that Dr. Levine was going to call his product “Glo Smile Whitening System,” according to an article in The New York Post. A lawyer for Dr. Levine said in the article that Dr. Levine was never
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:22P
Public invited to attend UMPI: CSI event
UMPI:CSI is being sponsored by the student activities office and the criminal justice majors. According to April Sue Platt, UMPI's area coordinator of student activities, the event will also include information stations where participants will learn
Updated: 03/11/2011 01:22P
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