Sydney, 27 November 2008: Lawfuel.co.nz – Blake Dawson announced today that it will open an office in Singapore to strengthen its Asian presence and provide a springboard for existing regional work. See: <a href= LawFuel.co.nz Australia Law Jobs & News The new office will ensure that Blake Dawson is well placed to support its offshore
DENVER (LAWFUEL) – Georges Najjar, age 33, of San Diego, California, was sentenced earlier this week by Senior U.S. District Court Judge Lewis T. Babcock to serve 135 months (over 11 years) in federal prison for traveling with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor, United States Attorney Troy Eid and U.S.
(LAWFUEL) – A 33-year-old Perth man will face Perth Magistrates Court today, charged with using the identities of deceased persons to claim more than $300,000 in false Baby Bonus payments. In a joint Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Centrelink investigation, the AFP arrested the man this morning after conducting search warrants on his Nollamara home
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Hong Kong, 25 November 2008 – LawFuel.com – US Legal Newswire – Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, one of the leading global law firms in Asia, announced today the appointment of Bridget Dewar Uebel as Director of Marketing for Asia. Based in the Hong Kong office, Uebel will spearhead Orrick’s marketing, public relations and business
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LAWFUEL.com – UK Legal Newswire – International law firm Eversheds has advised West Cost Energy on the sale of Tullo Wind farm, near Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire. The wind farm, which is expected to be operational by 2010, has been acquired by Eneco Wind UK and is a 16MW project. West Coast Energy is a UK based
LawFuel.co.nz – The wireless tech company InterDigital will probably never know how the International Trade Commission would have ruled in its patent infringement case against the oft-sued Samsung. Late Monday, the day before the ITC was to issue a determination on InterDigital’s claims, the company announced a licensing deal with Samsung that settles the litigation.
~ CyberSafety program already in more than 150 schools throughout the state this year ~ TALLAHASSEE, FL Attorney General Bill McCollum today announced that his CyberSafety Education program has already exceeded the 75,000 student mark for the 2008/2009 school year, an important milestone in just over three months. The interactive 50-minute program combines real-life stories
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LawFuel.co.nz – A groundbreaking cyberbullying case is believed to be one of the first of its kind to use the statute barring unauthorized access to computers, which has previously been used to combat computer hacking to address so-called cyberbullying. See the story at <a href= LawFuel.co.nz A suburban mother was found guilty today of lesser
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A suburban mother was found guilty today of lesser misdemeanor charges for her role in an online hoax that prosecutors said led to the suicide of her teenage neighbor. Lori Drew, 49, was convicted on three misdemeanor counts of unauthorized access to computers in a case that drew nationwide attention both for its novel use
TUCSON, Ariz. (LAWFUEL) – Carol Hill, 44, of Sierra Vista, Ariz., was sentenced here today by U.S. District Judge Raner C. Collins to two months in prison and 12 months of house arrest to be followed by 36 months of supervised release. Hill pleaded guilty in June 2008 to Harboring Illegal Aliens for Profit and
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