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Watch the latest business video at video.foxbusiness.com I hit the Fox Business studio yesterday to talk with Brian Sullivan about Obama’s plans for high speed rail. Just imagine if we could get around the U.S. without having to sit in some airport purgatory breathing re-processed air and downing earwax-flavored food. Yeah,...
Let It Never Be Said that My Job Is Not Difficult
Behold today’s guest editor for The Infrastructurist. Look mom, aren’t you glad I did that whole law school thing?...
One More on the List of ‘Terrible Vampire Movies’
There are a couple types of bad movies. Well, 2 types really. There are movies that are simply bad — bad acting, bad plot, bad dialogue, bad effects, or simply an overall melange of badness that seeps through every aspect of the film. Then there are bad movies that are...
The Decade in Horror (Movies, That Is)
Happy Non-2009! Congratulations on surviving with sanity (presumably) intact! O brave new year that has such capacity for craziness in’t! (With apologies to Aldous Huxley, and Shakespeare for that matter.) Given that we’ve moved on to a new decade, the editors at The Awl have been running a fascinating “End...
Sigh. Did I Mention It Was a Blog Post?
Oh well — at least I’m under Brian Williams and Katie Couric: Notable Quotable Awards for 2009: Nominees for Long Live Camelot Award UPDATE: Turns out I won this shit. At this point, nothing to do but laugh. It’s what Mary Jo would have done! (Have a blast with that one, right...
The Most Terrifying Unintentional Horror Films, Part Two
A few, er, weeks ago (hey, there was a national holiday somewhere in between) we brought you the Part One of the top ten most gut-wrenching Unintentional Horror movies. Here are the Top 5. And damn are these movies scary. (And yes, it is true, I cannot watch Kramer vs...
Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog
2009 in Review: Looking Back and Looking Forward
I don't generally do "year in review" pieces even I though I do a CLE program on that topic each December for Oklahoma Bar Associations's annual Recent Developments CLE. But this year, even as the economy was still weak and......
I thought I felt something and, no, it wasn't the recent Oklahoma City area 4.0 earthquake. I kept noticing that I was hearing a lot more excitement about new things on the Internet in 2009 when we'd all been taking......
Topics like unbundling of legal services or limited-scope-representation may sound like academic exercises or impractical theories to many busy practicing lawyers. But when John T. Broderick Jr., the chief justice of New Hampshire, and Ronald M. George, the chief justice......
Social Ethics - A Situation Every Lawyer Has Encountered
Here's one more piece from Oklahoma Bar's Ethics Counsel Travis Pickens: Social Ethics. It has nothing to do with social media, but instead is a humorous look at how to handle something every lawyer has encountered, the person who approaches......
100 Quotes Every Geek Should Know
"100 Quotes Every Geek Should Know" is just too entertaining to not pass along. You can add your own favorite quote in the comments section. The first one is: " “Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis......
"Top Ten for 2010 - Ethics Edition" from Ethics Counsel Travis Pickens
The Oklahoma Bar's Ethics Counsel Travis Pickens started the year off with his "Top Ten for 2010 - Ethics Edition." It is a quick read and has some good reminders....
Law Firm Bottom_Line
Friday Fun: Librarians Will Save the World…Again
I’ve written about librarian heroes several times in the past, such as here. But now a new book is out that takes the reader deep into our world and demonstrates that librarians “are FIERCE” (per a reviewer on Amazon). I’ve already got my copy downloaded on my Kindle, and I’ll...
Thomson Reuters/West WestlawNext–Official Site WestlawNext, the Next Generation in Legal Research Thomson Reuters Buys Super Lawyers Thomson Reuters Introduces International Pro Bono Project Hildebrandt and Baker Robbins Merge Reed Elsevier/LexisNexis Reed Elsevier Boss must Ditch the Debt Lexis for Microsoft Office: Sneak Preview New Interface for LexisNexis Academic and New LexisNexis Statistical Insight LexisNexis Increases Irish Coverage Others Fastcase iPhone app…Free! Mexican...
“Hey! You Sunk My Battleship!”: Another Article about New Platforms for Legal Research
The ABA Journal is predicting a “battle” will soon be breaking out on a computer screen near you. This article has screen shots of both WestlawNext (which seems to be the official new name) and New Lexis, and also includes a discussion of Bloomberg Law, FastCase and Google Scholar. A battle...
New Versions of Westlaw and Lexis Mentioned in the New York Times
There has been much buzz over the last year around ‘new’ versions of Westlaw and Lexis. How big are these changes? Pretty big, considering the New York Times published an article on the subject yesterday. Some interesting tidbits from the article: Westlaw will introduce its changes on Feb. 1; LexisNexis has yet...
LexisNexis Survey: State of the Legal Industry
Earlier this month, LexisNexis released a new survey designed “to generate insights and identify trends about the future of the legal business model.” Incorporating views and opinions from lawyers, corporate counsel and law students, the survey demonstrates that perceptions about the economy are very different depending on your perspective. Overall the...
So much happened these last 12 months, that we thought we might take an opportunity to count down a ‘few of our favorite things’…or, at least the things that made us think the most… 5) Blogs Some of our favorites are: 3 Geeks and a Law Blog—Presents three different viewpoints from within...
Transnational Law Blog
Behind President Obama’s Warning of “Double Dip” Danger
Today, in an interview with Fox News in Beijing, President Obama warned that “the US economy could head into a ‘double-dip recession’ unless urgent steps were taken to rein back America’s mounting level of public debt,” reported the Financial Times. Speculation about a double dipping, also known as W shape...
Sri Lanka and Trade Policy: Concession or Sanction?
The European Union last week produced an official notice derived from its year-long investigation on human right violation in Sri Lanka. Here are the Commission's final report, and the independent expert's report. Given the Commission's conclusion that Sri Lankan government breached its human rights commitments during it 25-year civil war...
New Wave of Insider Trading Charges as Judge Approved Wiretaps for White Collar Crime Investigation
It’s all over the news, and I should not be caught by surprise. Yet here I am becoming very disturbed by the loopholes in our financial institutions, which gave rise to an unprecedented amount of white collar crime - from Bernard Madoff to Raj Rajaratnam. Wall Street this week has...
America's Third Nobel Peace Prize In A Decade
At 4am, the news that president Obama received the Nobel peace prize came to me just as unexpected at it was for all of us. However, as the dust settled, and president Obama finally responded with his speech in the White House's rose garden saying that the prize is "an...
A Proposed Solution for California Budget Crisis
People pointed to California's divided government and the supermajority law, which requires the legislature to adopt a budget with a two-third vote as reasons that cause the ongoing budget crisis in the Golden State over the last decade. The budget, which was passed by Arnold Schwarzenegger on July 24 of...
Last week, most news applauded Obama’s reappointment of Ben Bernanke as the chairman of the Federal Reserve. Of the few commentators who opposed the reappointment, Morgan Stanley Asia's Stephen Roach lists three critical mistakes that Bernanke made leading toward the financial crisis. He argues that Bernanke should not be reappointed...
Colorado Law Blog
Toyota Finally On Track to Fix Recalled Gas Pedals
After nearly a week with no word about the defective accelerator pedal, Toyota announced on Monday, that they would begin to ship parts to dealers and begin training staff to perform the repairs. Many dealers, frustrated with Toyota’s delays and lack of information have promised consumers to work round the...
If You’ve Been Injured at Work
If you’ve been injured at work, no matter how minor the injury may seem at first, it is important to contact a law office that specializes in workers’ compensation claims immediately. The moments and days after an injury occurs are crucial and vital to an injured worker’s situation. ...
Toyota Halts Sales of Camrys and Corollas. Is Your Toyota Safe?
In an unprecedented move, Toyota suspended sales of eight of its recalled models including two of its most popular models, the Camry and Corolla. Additionally, Toyota has shut down production at five of its manufacturing plants as the company assesses the damage and comes up with a game plan. From Toyota’s...
How to Survive Being Stranded in Your Car During a Colorado Snowstorm
Many of us living in Denver don’t think we’ll ever be stranded in our cars during a snowstorm. We’re in the big city, it’s not like were on some deserted country road. Even if we do get stuck we wouldn’t have far to walk for shelter, right? I’ve got my...
Toyota Recalls 2.3 Million Vehicles for Faulty Accelerator Pedal
After months of consumer complaints and at least four deaths, Toyota announced a recall of approximately 2.3 million cars that may potentially have a faulty accelerator pedal. Recently, there have been reports of gas pedals sticking in an accelerated position. Toyota claims this is a rare occurrence that occurs when...
Drivers Will Now Have the Ultimate Distraction While Driving: The Internet
Between talking on cell phones, texting (now illegal in Colorado), eating, personal grooming, adjusting ipods and other dangerous behaviors, drivers will now have the ultimate gadget to compete for their attention while behind the wheel. Automakers and technology companies have teamed up to provide consumers with the ultimate distraction - a...
WSJ.com: Law Blog
Advice From the Corner Office: ‘Have Your Children Early in Your Career’
The Law Blog caught up with Davis Polk partner Margaret Tahyar to talk about work/life balance. In a recent WSJ article, Tahyar advised other female lawyers to have kids at an early age....
On Rush Limbaugh, Obama, Libel Law and the Harvard Law Review
Some are urging President Obama to sue Rush Limbaugh for libel over comments he made about Obama's service as a member of the Harvard Law Review. But would Obama have a claim?...
States across the land are assembling their legislatures and passing these resolutions asserting their sovereignty. It's all part of this push, it seems, to remind whomever -- citizens, the federal government -- that the 9th and 10th amendments to the Constitution imbue the states with certain rights....
The Toyota Suits Accelerate; Will the MDL Land in Los Angeles?
The Toyota lawsuits seem to be progressing on two tracks: the personal injury track and the consumer-fraud track. The latter involves far more potential plaintiffs; the former, though far fewer in number, involves horrific tales of people allegedly being taken over by their cars....
O Happy Day! Finra Looking For (More Than) a Few Good Arbitrators
A glance at Friday's headlines portends only good things -- great things! -- for lawyers looking for work. Unemployment is down, and Finra is looking for more than a few good arbitrators....
Subprime Smackdown: State Street Agrees to $313 Million Settlement
On Thursday, money manager State Street agreed to pay back $313 million to investors misled about their exposure to subprime mortgages—one of the strongest sanctions yet for behavior during last decade's credit boom....
Salon: Glenn Greenwald
On the claimed "war exception" to the Constitution
Last week, I wrote about a revelation buried in a Washington Post article by Dana Priest which described how the Obama administration has adopted the Bush policy of targeting selected American citizens for assassination if they are deemed (by the Executive Branch) to be Terrorists. As The Washington Times' Eli Lake reports, Adm. Dennis...
Michael O'Hanlon's "testosterone-laden tough guys"
(updated below - Update II - Update III) Defense Secretary Robert Gates today will unveil the administration's plan for repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell, beginning with a ban on discharging gay service members who are "outed" by third parties. More than 13,500 gay service members have been discharged...
What exactly did Bush and Cheney do wrong?
(updated below) As I noted several days ago, it is not only Republicans -- but Democratic and media establishment figures as well -- who clearly crave the preservation of the Bush/Cheney approach to Terrorism and civil liberties. When Bush's popularity collapsed to historic lows, political and media elites...
Susan Collins spreads central myth about the Constitution
Over the weekend, Sen. Susan Collins released a five-minute video in which she sounded as though she were possessed by the angriest, most unhinged version of Dick Cheney. Collins recklessly accused the Obama administration of putting us all in serious danger by failing to wage War against the Terrorists. Most...
Nostalgia for Bush/Cheney radicalism
(updated below) As has been voluminously documented here, one of the most notable aspects of the first year of the Obama presidency has been how many previously controversial Bush/Cheney policies in the terrorism and civil liberties realms have been embraced. Even Obama's most loyal defenders often acknowledge...
Remember the illegal destruction of Iraq?
British political news has been consumed for the last several weeks by a formal inquiry into the illegality and deceit behind Tony Blair's decision to join the U.S. in invading Iraq. Today, Blair himself is publicly testifying before the investigative commission and is being grilled about numerous false claims he made...
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Best in Law Blogs: LexBlog Network: February 5, 2010
Fridays are always slightly slower as far as posting goes, but not too much slower as we still had a respectable 119 posts on the LexBlog Network today. Hope everyone has a very enjoyable Super Bowl weekend, not sure who I'll sway my allegiances toward; let's hope for a good...
New blogs joining the LexBlog Network for the week of 2/1-2/5
We have five launches in total this week with topics covered ranging from construction law to human resources to employment and human rights to oil and gas evaluation to nano and clean technology. Whew, a lot. Whether these blogs cover your area of expertise or not, feel free to drop...
Best in Law Blogs : LexBlog Network : February 4, 2010
139 posts on the LexBlog Network today and some really great content in today's top ten. Richard Renner of the Whistleblower Protection Blog has a good post on Howard Zinn, founding Board member of the National Whistleblowers Center. Chuck Peterson has a post on an attorney who won a $31...
Best in Law Blogs : LexBlog Network : February 3, 2010
Well, we're more than half way through the work week. The total number of posts today? 110. Not too bad. We have a few posts from some of the frequent contributors to the roundup: Daniel Schwartz, Max Kennerly and David Oxenford. Schwartz chimes in from LegalTech and Marylee Abrams responds to his...
Best in Law Blogs : LexBlog Network : February 2, 2010
Before moving onto the roundup, I want to point out something cool that happened to one of our bloggers. The Supreme Court of Washington Blog was recently mentioned in the campaign email of Justice Richard Sanders. It's one thing when blogs are being cited by newspapers and media outlets, it's another...
Best in Law Blogs : LexBlog Network : February 1, 2010
February 2010 is off to a good start as we had 138 posts on the LexBlog Network today. One of my favorite posts from today has Carolyn Elefant providing insight on the topic of ghostblogging and whether or not ghostbloggers should be outed. Reasons to Love...
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30 Oct 09 - Afilias deactivating .info domains
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.INFO to Allocate Names to Those Who Enhance its Brand
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ICANN's New Commitment to Transparency Arrives Via Secret Process
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Higgins and Associates
Filing Bankruptcy Stops Foreclosure? If You Stick To The Payment Plan
A piece in today’s Star-Telegram talks about the number of homes that are foreclosed on after a bankruptcy filing. According to the article by Sandra Baker an analysis of post-bankruptcy cases for homeowners in 60 Texas counties shows that the number of cases involving properties protected from foreclosure rose 9...
Judges Battle Over Student Loan Foregiveness In Bankruptcy
In an unusual case, mostly because student loans are rarely ever discharged in bankruptcy, a bankruptcy judge in Massachusetts and and the chief judge of the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts are having a bit of a spat about discharging the student loans of a 2005 law school graduate. According to...
Famous Fort Worth Resident Files For Bankruptcy
Image by Alan Light via Flickr Reading the news today that Barry Corbin (famous for his roles on TV’s Northern Exposure, Dallas and on film as Uncle Bob in Urban Cowboy) has filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas, it occurred to me...
12 Signs That You Should Talk To A Bankruptcy Attorney
In the spirit of the holiday season, instead of the 12 days of Christmas I thought we would give you the 12 reasons you should talk to a Fort Worth bankruptcy attorney. The first step to overcoming a debt problem is recognizing that you have one. If worries about your credit...
Mortgage Delinquencies At Record Highs
I read today that the delinquency rate on home mortgages is at a record high, despite the fact that the United States is suppose to be headed out of the “Great Recession”. A report released by the Mortgage Bankers Association shows that the housing market has a few more bumps to...
Federal Judge Says Email Not Be Protected By 4th Amendment
A Federal judge in Oregon has ruled that the government doesn’t have to notify someone when they access and search a Web-based email account. U.S. District Judge Michael W. Mosman writes in his opinion – “When a person uses the Internet, however, the user’s actions are no longer in his or...
The Canadian Business Law Blog
Ontario Small Claims Court Limit Raised to $25,000
Effective as of January 1, 2010, the upper limit on claims brought before the Ontario Small Claims Court was raised from $10,000 to $25,000. This change will almost certainly increase the overall number of claims that are brought in the $10,000 to $25,000 range. Prior to this change it...
A case to watch for lawyers who serve on boards
The Law Times has a good article (here) about a recently certified Canadian class action suit which has, as a side issue, the question of whether a law firm can be responsible for the director related liabilities of a member of the firm who serves on the board of directors...
Looking back at the CBLB in 2009
Here is a list of the top 10 most viewed posts on the Canadian Business Law Blog in 2009 (its inaugural year). Thanks to all of those who have stopped by during the year. The interest so far has exceeded the expectations I had as I sat to write...
LaBarge Weinstein Fall 2009 Quarterly
See below for LaBarge Weinstein’s quarterly newsletter published this week: LaBarge Weinstein Fall 2009 Quarterly Just in time for the holidays, as our long, gentle fall turns the December corner, even the grimmest winter-curmudgeons among us can’t but feel the public/private financing markets heating up their engines in the driveway for what we...
MaRS Launches Entrepreneurs Toolkit
MaRS has recently launched a great new website which includes a section called the Entrepreneurs Toolkit. It’s a collection of articles, videos and other tools all aimed at educating and helping entrepreneurs understand the practical and legal aspects of startup life. At launch the Toolkit boasts 10 workbooks, over 250...
CSA Report on Review of Executive Compensation Disclosure
On November 20, 2009 the Canadian Securities Administrators (the “CSA”) released their report on their recent review of executive compensation disclosure. The review conducted by the CSA follows the adoption of a new form for executive compensation disclosure by Canadian public companies which came into effect on December 31, 2008....
Legal Profession Blog
"I'll See You In Federal Prison"
The Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct cautioned an attorney for misconduct in the course of litigation between a divorced couple over visitation custody and child support. The attorney represented the ex-wife. The ex-husband was a convicted felon who......
The Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed a trial court order that had been appealed by a suspended attorney whose application for reinstatement had been denied. The court rejected a variety of contentions, concluding that the trial court had abused its discretion......
The New York Appellate Division for the First Judicial Department agreed with the Departmental Disciplinary Committee that an interim suspension be imposed on an attorney. The attorney had previously been suspended for three years and was reinstated. The present matter......
YouTube Judicial Campaign Ad Leads To Public Reprimand
The Florida Supreme Court approved a stipulation for discipline and imposed a public reprimand of a circuit court judge for "misrepresentations made to the voting public during [the judge's] campaign for the Circuit Court judgeship." Noting that a judicial candidate......
Utah Grants Waiver Of ABA-Accreditation Requirement
The Utah Supreme Court recently granted a petition for extraordinary relief and allowed waiver of the requirement that the petitioner have graduated from an ABA-accredited law school in order to sit for the bar examination. The petitioner graduated from Western......
The South Dakota Supreme Court has held that on-duty student officers at South Dakota State University do not have the authority to make citizen's arrests for petty offenses. Two students observed another student park his car, get out and apparently......
djw's Blogs
Globalization, Modernity and World Cinema
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ParalegalGateway's Weblog
Workers' Compensation Practice for Paralegals (Actually Written by a Paralegal!)
Many of you know Lynne DeVenny as the gifted author of the exceptional Paralegal blog entitled Practical Paralegalism however, what many of you may not know is she is also the co-author of an excellent guide for Paralegals who work......
Small Town Paralegal Student Has Big Dreams
Walking past a guitar and having envisions of performing on stage started out as a dream for one 14-year-old girl. As most teen parents would assume, Amelia Conway’s parents thought that she was just going through a phase and did......
By Patty Dietz-Selke "U R the only problem U will ever have & U R the only solution. Change is inevitable, personal growth is always a decision." Bob Proctor This powerful message came to my attention recently as I was......
by Patty Dietz-Selke This bit of wonderful wisdom was sent to me by a dear friend with loving instructions to share it with others. So in the spirit of the new year, here goes........ HANDBOOK 2010 Health: 1. Drink plenty......
Paralegal Admits Failing to Pay Taxes on Income
A secretary and paralegal for lawyer John P. Karoly Jr. pleaded guilty Wednesday to failing to pay taxes on more than $70,000 of income, much of it from bonus checks. Heather Kovacs, 41, pleaded guilty to two counts of knowingly......
New Paralegal is 92 Years Young
The paralegal studies at Armstrong Atlantic State University's Professional and Continuing Education program graduated a special student last month. Anne Marie Costrini, 92, of Savannah was one of the nine graduates of the program during ceremonies Dec. 17. The strength......
Ms. JD - Changing the Face of the Legal Profession
Ms. JD Weekly Roundup: Week Ending February 5, 2010
Today is National Girls and Women in Sports Day! One week from the Winter Olympics we're getting excited to see Lindsay Vonn Recapping Nina Totenberg's Interview with Jusrice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Is Workplace Advancement Gender Neutral? Men and Women Disagree ABA President Carolyn Lamm on Diversity in the Profession Always...
Ms. JD Welcomes the 2010 Writers in Residence
Ms. JD is thrilled to announce the 2010 Writers in Residence! This accomplished group of men and women will tackle a variety of issues in thought-provoking monthly columns. From finding balance to the finding the perfect interview suit, from advice for making partner to advice for working in a small...
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Myths and Realities about Pre-Law Education
Many young women fresh into their undergraduate careers do not know what to study or how their educational goals in undergrad will mesh with their goals of going to law school. I have seen my colleagues stress about LSATs as freshmen when most of us are unsure of what major...
Announcing the 2010 Ms. JD Fellowship
Ms. JD is pleased to announce the Ms. JD Fellowship program, which will select 20 of the most promising second-year law students in the country and provide them with one-on-one career mentorship from the nation's most accomplished female attorneys. Who Are The Mentors? Fellowship mentors will be assigned to the Fellows from...
My First Year... as a Federal Court of Appeals Law Clerk
This is the first post in a new series called "My First Year..." In this series, which will appear the first week of each month, we will feature interviews of women as they begin putting their JDs to work in a variety of fields all over the country. Each interviewee...
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And I look forward to blogging again upon my return. Here's wishing you a good week!...
Blog Glob: "UMass wins approval for public law school"
Excerpt: BRIDGEWATER - The state Board of Higher Education cleared the way yesterday for the University of Massachusetts to open the state’s first public law school, endorsing the idea of affordable law degrees and more students choosing public-service careers. UMass, which overcame an acrimonious challenge from three private law schools......
Embodied cognition: Your body's processing (Be careful about what you and your body hear)
Embodied cognition has recently been enjoying much attention. Now The New York Times has just published an article on the topic, so it has definitely entered the mainstream of thought. I bet we will be hearing a lot more about embodied cognition—and that, as typically happens when research enters the......
Blog Glob: "Commentary: Half a case may be better than none"
Excerpt: For the legal profession, the impact of the current recession has been felt the most by the nation’s one million-plus lawyers who are sole practitioners or members of small firms. These lawyers are not at the top of the compensation scale to begin with. They generally work on what’s......
Increasing use of dogs in courtrooms
The presence of dogs is growing in US courtrooms. From "Using training and lovability, Amos the dog calms kids in court" (Free Press - Michigan): The idea of using dogs to ease courtroom tensions is not new and is gaining popularity across the country. Courthousedogs.com began in Seattle when an......
Blog Glob: "Law school, attorney experience good springboard for other careers"
Excerpt: Law school focuses the student’s natural talent for thinking logically, writing clearly, managing complex issues and anticipating problems — capabilities that are further honed in the actual practice of law. For law school graduates who quit being lawyers, or never practiced at all, their prior skills and knowledge won’t......
Georgia Debt Law ::. Bankruptcy Blog
Filing Personal Bankruptcy in Duluth, Georgia
Image via Wikipedia Thousands of Georgia residents have faced an unexpected financial crisis through job loss, home foreclosure, high medical bills or unexpected death or divorce. Many Duluth residents have found relief by filing bankruptcy in Duluth. If you are considering filing bankruptcy in Duluth, Georgia, you can contact a Duluth...
Filing Personal Bankruptcy in Jonesboro, Georgia
Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Jonesboro may allow Jonesboro residents to dismiss all or part of their unsecured debt within four to six months. Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Jonesboro does not immediately dismiss debt, but may allow Jonesboro filers to restructure their debt payments with a new three to...
Filing Personal Bankruptcy in Rome
If you are like millions of other Americans who are unable to pay their high credit card bills or who are facing home foreclosure, you may need financial help. Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Rome, Georgia, may allow you to eliminate all or part of your debt. Filing Chapter 13...
Foreclosure Postings Down For Atlanta Metro
The number of homes published this month for the foreclosure sale in February dropped in Metro Atlanta. The 8,181 notices are down 3 percent from notices published in January last year and 21 percent below the number of notices published in December. The drop was the first in 14 months according...
Personal Bankruptcy in Gainesville
If you are considering filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Gainesville, Georgia, you are not alone. Last year thousands of Georgia residents suffered severe economic hardships due to an unexpected medical crisis, job loss, home foreclosure or divorce. No one wants to file bankruptcy, but there are financial...
Filing Personal Bankruptcy in Marietta
Marietta residents who need more information about filing bankruptcy in Marietta, Georgia, can contact a Marietta bankruptcy lawyer for information. Filing bankruptcy is a very important financial decision which can have negative long-term financial ramifications. Many people are having difficult paying their bills and are facing home foreclosure. Filing Chapter 7...
Ann Althouse's Blogs
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If only I could have blogged in the century before blogging! I will imperfectly satisfy my longing by using a random number generator to pick the year and the NYT archive to scan the news stories for today's date in that year....
Tung's Minutes of Five More Libidinal [ ]s
This is the story three popular blogs who lost everything, and the one blog who had no choice but to keep them all together. And then the next blog, which we took over by force and stealth. Until she left....
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