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How To Execute A Business 'Divorce' Without Hard Feelings
As the founder of an online resource specializing in all things marriage (including divorce), I’ve come to learn that business relationships have many parallels to marriage and intimate relationships. They start with enthusiasm and passion, they grow through balance and communication, and they endure the peaks and valleys of life.
But sometimes, they also... [...]
What skills do new lawyers need now--and what can wait? Database lets you search for answersSo, young law grad entering private practice, are you confident, on time and diligent? Great! But if you lag in cultivating networks or handling conflicts, don’t worry, you have time.On a day many law students are facing the challenge of state bar exams, the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System is releasing a study relating what is... [...]
Bitcoin not money, Miami judge rules in dismissing laundering charges A Miami-Dade judge ruled Monday that Bitcoin is not actually money, a decision hailed by proponents of the virtual currency that has become popular across the world.In a case closely watched in financial and tech circles, the judge threw out the felony charges against website designer Michell Espinoza, who had been charged with illegally transmitting and laundering $1,500... [...]
State faces $50 million civil rights lawsuit over drunk driving cases Two Orlando attorneys today filed what they hope will become a $50 million class action lawsuit, accusing the state of Florida of violating the constitutional rights of drunk driving suspects.The suit, filed in Orlando federal court, names the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and its executive director, Terry L. Rhodes.It was filed on behalf of Alfredo... [...]
Broward County Resident Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison for Possessing at Least 652 Identities Used in Stolen Identity and Tax Fraud SchemesA Broward County resident was sentenced to 48 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, and was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $12,640.35 for possessing at least 652 identities that were used in stolen identity and tax fraud schemes.Wifredo A. Ferrer, United States Attorney... [...]
