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Corporate America wants you—for nonlegal roles
Management consulting firms and Big Four accounting firms have a secret weapon. It’s not particularly well-camouflaged. It’s there for anyone who bothers to look. Both ...
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Victim advocate fired for misdirected ‘panties’ email sues district attorney’s office for its comments
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Bill would restore Chevron deference doctrine, create advocate to help citizens participate
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Using Medicaid Lived Experiences to Lean into Equity in Tennessee
This blog is part of our Working Better Together series and was authored by Chanda Freeman, Health Policy Team Program Manager at the Tennessee Justice ...
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Educating for Disability and Climate Change
By David Liebmann Children starting kindergarten in 2023 will be 32 years old in 2050, the year the Paris Climate Accord signatories agreed to reach ...
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DEA: Potential New Telemedicine Special Registration for Controlled Substances Prescribing to be Discussed in Special Listening Sessions
At long last, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has signaled its consideration of a separate Special Registration for telemedicine prescribing for patients without requiring an ...
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