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Top Stories
Lawyer suspended for claiming cocaine enhanced his cognition
Home Daily News Lawyer suspended after arguing cocaine enhanced… Ethics Lawyer suspended after arguing cocaine enhanced his cognition By Debra Cassens Weiss November 7, 2024, ...
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Can lawyers hold doctors responsible for wasting their time?
I am mad as hell and I don’t want to wait any longer! Franklin, a lawyer friend of mine, expressed these sentiments after his doctor ...
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Can lawyers hold doctors responsible for wasting their time?
I am mad as hell and I don’t want to wait any longer! Franklin, a lawyer friend of mine, expressed these sentiments after his doctor ...
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Texas House Votes to Impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton
The Lone Star State has been making lots of legal headlines recently, and with them, the state’s Attorney General Ken Paxton. We’ve covered Paxton’s legal battle ...
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Constitutional Seach-and-Seizure Protections May Come to the Rescue for Sexual Abuser
What happens when the feds have a mountain of photo and video evidence against you for a crime, taken from your very own iPhone, but ...
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Skies Darken for the EPA’s Authority
Is the current U.S. Supreme Court anti-environment, pro-business, anti-regulatory state, or something else entirely? In the past year, the highest court in the land has ...
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Healthcare
Unwinding issues show that Medicaid eligibility systems need better oversight to ensure coverage
The upcoming election in November will have a significant effect on health care across the country. Candidates at the federal and states levels may propose ...
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How Partners in Illinois Incorporated community members in Health Care Advocacy
By : Nadeen, Carrie, and Stephanie Altman This is a blog that is part of the Working Better Together series. It was written by Nadeen, ...
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Listening to client stories and experiences to help show medical necessity
This blog is part of the Working Better Together series. It was written by Rebekah Garcia, Project Director at Legal Aid of North Carolina. This ...
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Real Estate
Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law blog — October 24, 2024
We need water to live, but access to it is not always guaranteed. UNICEF predicts by 2025 that half of the global population will be ...
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Resilience: Transforming Energy Sector – The Solar M&A Landscape
In the latest episode of the Resilience podcast, colleague and host Shellka Arora-Cox sits down with Kevin Yaich, head of M&A at Qcells USA, for ...
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What is a Deed Of Surrender?
When renting or letting a property, it is possible that circumstances will arise which require a tenancy to end earlier than originally intended or agreed. ...
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Real Estate & Construction News (10/23/24) – Construction Backlog Rebounds; Real Estate Sustainability Grows and Split Incentive Gap Continues to Build Decarbonizing Barrier
In our latest roundup, construction output decreased, office utilization unchanged, September apartment starts fell 15% from a year ago as developers pulled permits, and more! ...
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What is a default judgment?
A default judgement is a court decision that is binding in favour of the claimant if the defendant fails respond to a legal complaint. The ...
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What to do if a tenant refuses access for inspection
If you’re a residential landlord, you may want to access your property for multiple valid reasons. When given notice, most reasonable tenants will happily grant ...
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Featured Attorneys
Features
[Interview] B’Ivory LaMarr, Trial Attorney
Table of Contents B’Ivory LaMarr is a trial lawyer with a focus on representing underserved communities. Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he knew from a young ...
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[Interview] Trey Branham, Partner at Dean Omar Branham Shirley
Table of Contents Trey Branham attended Florida State University, where he earned his B.S. in Political Science back in 1992. From there, he attended the ...
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[Interview] Michael Molfetta, Litigation Attorney
Table of Contents Michael Molfetta is a renowned litigation attorney and the founder of Molfetta Law. With 30 years of litigation experience, Molfetta has argued cases ...