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Making the Grade: Choosing Candidates for Lawyer Coaching

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The good news is that lawyers are an industrious and intelligent bunch.  Unfortunately, they’re often busy and averse to risk.  While the explosion of the Web has helped many lawyers become visible on search engines, leading to more clients and money, others are reluctant to try digital advertising. Coaches help lawyers become more productive and […]

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Defamation-by-Tweet

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In a legal first, a former High School student in Australia faces a $105,000 damages award over comments made about his music teacher on Twitter. It is the country’s first defamation by tweet and Fairfax Media reports that Andrew Farley was ordered to pay $85,000 in compensatory damages, plus a further $20,000 in aggravated damages

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Will Patton Boggs Simply Become a DC Memorial to What Might Have Been?

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Patton Bloggs is a law firm in DC that has a pedigree and profile almost as distinctive as the Lincoln Memorial.  But will the firm itself become a monument to what was . . and what could have been? Or will the firm’s entanglement with the oil monolith Chevron ensure that the firm simply disappears

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Public Defender Pleads Guilty to Social Security Rip Off

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          RIVERSIDE, California – A deputy public defender for Riverside County pleaded guilty today to two felony counts of stealing social security benefits.         Audrey Owens, 60, of Upland, pleaded guilty to two counts of theft of government property before United States District Judge Virginia A. Phillips.         Owens pleaded guilty one week before

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The Oscar Trial

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The Oscar Pistorius trial started – late by some 90 minutes due to an absent Africaans translator, with Pistorious arriving looking relatively calm compared to his emotional, previous appearances Pistorius’s uncle, brother and sister are also in court with him and also present are Ms Steenkamp, including her mother. News24 reported that three empty water

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UK Law Review Will See Penalties for National Minimum Wage Breaches Rise to £20k

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A change to UK employment laws will see rogue employers that fail to pay their staff the National Minimum Wage receiving fines of as much as £20,000. The current laws state that businesses breaking this UK employment law pay all unpaid wages plus a penalty of 50% of all underpaid workers’ total underpayment up to

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