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Avoiding a DUI: Is There an App for That?
By: Michael T. Norris, Ltd. and John Callahan, Norris and Callahan | February 06, 2012
Your cell phone now may be able to help you avoid a DUI. Recently, several developers have created applications designed to tell users when they have had too much alcohol to operate a motor vehicle.
Spine Injury Information Many Doctors Don't Explain
By: Ira Maurer, Maurer Law Firm, PLLC | February 06, 2012
Many doctors still don't adequately explain the anatomy of the spine, the reasons for a patient's pain and the anticipated treatment plan. Here we will discuss the intricacies of spinal injuries and how a skilled personal injury attorney can help.
ZyLAB Launches 2012 Webinar Series with a Deep Dive into the eDiscovery Challenges for Construction Litigation on February 15
By: Brenda Mahedy, ZyLAB | February 06, 2012
Jones Day's Steve Bennett and Mary Mack of ZyLAB to lead "De-Constructing eDiscovery".
Beverly Hills DUI Attorney, Amir Soleimanian, Offers Legal Assistance for Fighting DUI Charges
By: Amir Soleimanian, Law Offices of Amir Soleimanian | February 06, 2012
Drivers no longer need to fight DUI charges alone as the leading DUI attorney of Beverly Hills is now offering legal assistance.
Nicaragua and Russia Sign Bilateral Investment Treaty
By: Magda Montiel, PRONicaragua | February 05, 2012
Nicaragua and Russia signed a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) on January 26th, with the purpose of promoting and protecting investments between both countries.
Orlando Personal Injury Attorneys Announce Contingency Fee Lawsuit Program for Automobile Accident Victims
By: Jeremiah Jaspon, Jaspon & Armas, P.A. | February 05, 2012
The car accident and personal injury attorneys at Jaspon and Armas have announced a "No Fees Until We Win" program to assist victims of car accidents throughout the Orlando area with pursuing potential car accident law suits.
House Passes Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act of 2011
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Summary of the proposed Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act of 2011 and how it benefits small businesses.
Minneapolis Firm Announces New Shareholder
By: Lisa Stienkeoway, Walling Berg & Debele | February 05, 2012
The Twin Cities family law firm of Walling, Berg & Debele, P.A., is pleased to announce that on January 9, 2012, Jessica J.W. Maher became a shareholder of the firm.
Texting While Driving a Major Problem for American Teens
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Because of their inexperience, teen drivers are more likely than any other group to cause a fatal accident. If they use a cell phone, the risk is even higher.
NTSB Study Spotlights Dangers of Discount Tourist Bus Services
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
A recent NTSB study found that the fatal bus accident rate for discount intercity carriers is seven times higher than the rate for conventional bus operations.
Facing a Disability? Employer Benefits and Social Security May Both Help
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Learn more about how your employer-provided disability insurance meshes with Social Security Disability benefits.
What is the Missouri Putative Father Registry?
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
The Missouri putative father registry helps men legally claim their child, which can be a step toward establishing a relationship with the child.
South Texas Water-Quality Concerns From Eagle Ford Shale Fracking
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
South Texas is home to the Eagle Ford Shale rock formation that has vast, rich concentrations of energy deposits.
Texas Governor Vetoes Texting Ban
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
As many states pass laws that prohibit cellphone use while driving, Texas Gov. Rick Perry took a step in the opposite direction this summer when he vetoed a bill designed to ban texting while driving.
Custody and Visitation Disputes in Virginia: Rules and Guidelines
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Not seeing a child everyday is one of the many fears parent's have as they go through the divorce process. Read on to learn what to expect during child custody or visitation hearings in Virginia.
Displaying 1 to 15 (of 10823 releases)
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Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 ... [Next »]
Avoiding a DUI: Is There an App for That?
By: Michael T. Norris, Ltd. and John Callahan, Norris and Callahan | February 06, 2012
Your cell phone now may be able to help you avoid a DUI. Recently, several developers have created applications designed to tell users when they have had too much alcohol to operate a motor vehicle.
Spine Injury Information Many Doctors Don't Explain
By: Ira Maurer, Maurer Law Firm, PLLC | February 06, 2012
Many doctors still don't adequately explain the anatomy of the spine, the reasons for a patient's pain and the anticipated treatment plan. Here we will discuss the intricacies of spinal injuries and how a skilled personal injury attorney can help.
ZyLAB Launches 2012 Webinar Series with a Deep Dive into the eDiscovery Challenges for Construction Litigation on February 15
By: Brenda Mahedy, ZyLAB | February 06, 2012
Jones Day's Steve Bennett and Mary Mack of ZyLAB to lead "De-Constructing eDiscovery".
Beverly Hills DUI Attorney, Amir Soleimanian, Offers Legal Assistance for Fighting DUI Charges
By: Amir Soleimanian, Law Offices of Amir Soleimanian | February 06, 2012
Drivers no longer need to fight DUI charges alone as the leading DUI attorney of Beverly Hills is now offering legal assistance.
Nicaragua and Russia Sign Bilateral Investment Treaty
By: Magda Montiel, PRONicaragua | February 05, 2012
Nicaragua and Russia signed a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) on January 26th, with the purpose of promoting and protecting investments between both countries.
Orlando Personal Injury Attorneys Announce Contingency Fee Lawsuit Program for Automobile Accident Victims
By: Jeremiah Jaspon, Jaspon & Armas, P.A. | February 05, 2012
The car accident and personal injury attorneys at Jaspon and Armas have announced a "No Fees Until We Win" program to assist victims of car accidents throughout the Orlando area with pursuing potential car accident law suits.
House Passes Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act of 2011
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Summary of the proposed Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act of 2011 and how it benefits small businesses.
Minneapolis Firm Announces New Shareholder
By: Lisa Stienkeoway, Walling Berg & Debele | February 05, 2012
The Twin Cities family law firm of Walling, Berg & Debele, P.A., is pleased to announce that on January 9, 2012, Jessica J.W. Maher became a shareholder of the firm.
Texting While Driving a Major Problem for American Teens
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Because of their inexperience, teen drivers are more likely than any other group to cause a fatal accident. If they use a cell phone, the risk is even higher.
NTSB Study Spotlights Dangers of Discount Tourist Bus Services
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
A recent NTSB study found that the fatal bus accident rate for discount intercity carriers is seven times higher than the rate for conventional bus operations.
Facing a Disability? Employer Benefits and Social Security May Both Help
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Learn more about how your employer-provided disability insurance meshes with Social Security Disability benefits.
What is the Missouri Putative Father Registry?
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
The Missouri putative father registry helps men legally claim their child, which can be a step toward establishing a relationship with the child.
South Texas Water-Quality Concerns From Eagle Ford Shale Fracking
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
South Texas is home to the Eagle Ford Shale rock formation that has vast, rich concentrations of energy deposits.
Texas Governor Vetoes Texting Ban
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
As many states pass laws that prohibit cellphone use while driving, Texas Gov. Rick Perry took a step in the opposite direction this summer when he vetoed a bill designed to ban texting while driving.
Custody and Visitation Disputes in Virginia: Rules and Guidelines
By: FL Web Advantage | February 05, 2012
Not seeing a child everyday is one of the many fears parent's have as they go through the divorce process. Read on to learn what to expect during child custody or visitation hearings in Virginia.
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