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Rimon Law Expands to Washington, DC with Addition of Carson Porter
Carson Porter joins the firm as partner in Rimon's healthcare, mergers and acquisitions and non-profit practice groups. He argued and won the first case to be heard by the Medicare Provider Reimbursement Review Board and acted as the lead counsel on
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:44A
Dayton, Mound House and Silver City bill draft on tap in Nevada Legislature
It pertains to the ongoing issue of changing the existing geographic boundaries of the Dayton Township Justice Court. The BDR verbiage doesn't directly target closing the Dayton Justice Court but it could change the county's JP boundaries to create a
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:44A
Batman Live
Faithfully adapted from the DC Comics characters and stories, Batman Live focuses on Robin's quest for justice, which leads him to follow in the footsteps of his hero, the mysterious vigilante known as the Batman - much to the dismay of his protective
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:43A
More questions for man at wheel of doomed Bronx bus as family members prepare
"I want justice for my cousin," said Wang, whose family hired lawyer David Sobiloff to sue the World Wide Travel bus line. Driver Ophadell Williams, 40, was questioned by the National Transportation Safety Board and state police.
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:42A
Immigration bills ready for consideration
That would have no bearing on US citizenship, said Driggs, an immigration lawyer. Even if the state provides children of illegal immigrants with only a restricted birth certificate, “the birth certificate shows that they are born in the United States,”
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:42A
Taylor to face additional charges in Sept
The 49-year-old faces two firearms charges, and one count each of obstructing justice by communicating with a Crown witness and breach of a release condition. Following a preliminary hearing last month, Taylor was committed to stand trial on 13 charges
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:42A
Taylor to face additional charges in Sept
The 49-year-old faces two firearms charges, and one count each of obstructing justice by communicating with a Crown witness and breach of a release condition. Following a preliminary hearing last month, Taylor was committed to stand trial on 13 charges
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:42A
Sask. seeks alternate funds for support program
The provincial government wants to see services to help women who experienced childhood sexual abuse continue in Saskatoon, Justice Minister Don Morgan said Tuesday. Tamara's House, a community-based organization in the city, announced last week it
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:42A
Lawyers say accused has mental disorder
Goulet said she called Blanchard regularly after that, trying to make sure she continued taking the medication prescribed for her. In the spring of 2009, Goulet became concerned once more that Blanchard wasn't keeping up with treatment.
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:42A
Watchdog to file suit
The proposed sale of the Phoenix Coyotes became a bit messier Tuesday when taxpayer watchdog group the Goldwater Institute officially announced its intention to file a lawsuit against the City of Glendale. The taxpayer group objects to the $100 million
Updated: 03/16/2011 04:42A
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