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After Hurricane Helene, court deadlines extended, misconduct hotline activated
Home Daily News After Hurricane Helene, court deadlines extended,… Natural Disasters After Hurricane Helene, court deadlines extended, misconduct hotline activated By Debra Cassens Weiss October ...
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Survey finds that about half of lawyers surveyed are satisfied with the compensation they receive from their law firms
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Judge accepts attorney’s countersuit of McElroy for malicious prosecution
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Can You Do Anything if You’re Treated by an Unlicensed Nurse?
Federal authorities recently announced charges against 25 people in the Southern District of Florida for their alleged participation in a wire fraud scheme that led ...
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How Retail Stores Prevent Self-Checkout Theft
Consumer confidence unexpectedly dipped in January. A tight labor market and worries about inflation have made Americans a little wary of the direction the economy ...
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School Suspension and Student Rights
Getting suspended from school might not sound that bad sometimes. After all, school days are long, so what’s wrong with a little vacay from the ...
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HHS Office for Civil Rights Finalizes 2024 Health Care Refusal Regulations
This week, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR) issued a final rule, “Safeguarding the Rights of Conscience as ...
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Applying Luck Egalitarianism to Health Resource Allocation
By Hannah Rahim Luck egalitarianism is a theory of political philosophy that provides that inequalities resulting from an individual’s informed choices are just and need ...
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President Joe Biden, the AI Wizard
By Bobby Stroup Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t magic, but there is value in telling a magical story to non-technical stakeholders to describe how we’ll govern ...
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Real Estate
New Jersey Strengthens the Structural Integrity of Its Residential Builds — Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law Blog — February 13, 2024
In response to the June 2021 Champlain Towers collapse in Florida, New Jersey supplemented its State Uniform Construction Code Act by enacting legislation (effective January ...
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What Happens When a Commercial Lease Expires?
Most leases are for a confirmed number of years (or sometimes months). The agreed-upon duration of the contract is known as the ‘term’ of the ...
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Bill Proposes First-Ever Federal Workforce Housing Tax Credit for Middle-Class Housing
Legislation was recently introduced to the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives proposing the creation of the first-ever Workforce Housing Tax Credit (WHTC) for middle-income ...
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Real Estate & Construction News Roundup (1/30/24) – Life Science Construction to Increase, Overall Homeownership is Majority Female, and Senators urge Fed Chair to Lower Interest Rates
In our latest roundup, hospitality and real estate companies create living options, SEC questions some financial institutions on exposure to risks from CRE, renting shows ...
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Section 21 vs. 8 Notice — What’s the Difference?
If you’re a landlord, Section 8 and 21 Notices are two methods you can use to legally terminate an assured shorthold tenancy agreement (AST) and ...
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Real Estate & Construction News Roundup (1/24/24) – Long-Term Housing Issues in Hawaii, Underperforming REITs, and Growth in a Subset of the Hotel Sector
In our latest roundup, commercial real estate’s relationship with technology, towns and cities across the country prevent dollar stores from opening, empty offices and other ...
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