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Family Remembers Betty Watson, a Longtime State Lawyer
"In 1989, pursuing her lifelong passion for service of those in need, Betty began working for Georgia Mental Health Institute, a state-operated psychiatric hospital on Briarcliff Road in Atlanta. She continued serving as an attorney for the State of Georgia in the department now known as the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities for 28 years until her retirement in 2017."
How American Media Top Lawyer Jon Fine Got the Job
Fine was supposed to work under AMI's former general counsel Cam Stracher, but he ended up becoming Stracher's successor. Now, Fine is dealing with bombshell allegations that he and AMI, the country's largest tabloid publisher and owner of the National Enquirer, attempted to extort Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
Patronis Seeks Banking Changes for Medical Marijuana Companies
Medical marijuana has become a multibillion-dollar industry throughout the nation, but banks are shunning cannabis companies because pot remains illegal under federal law.
How to Get Around the Dreaded Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy
For lawyers dismayed by the utility's bankruptcy filing or facing their own instances where a defendant has become a debtor amid litigation, there are ways to prevent an automatic stay from derailing your clients' civil cases for years.
After 1-Year Delay, Singapore to Launch Asia's First Legal Tech Startup Accelerator
The accelerator will launch in April and is for legal technology startups from all over the world. They must be interested in supporting the Singapore legal market and use the city-state as the main office for future expansion abroad.
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Oil Workers Flee Venezuela's Crisis for a Better Life
Over the years Nieves Ribullen has watched dozens of co-workers abandon poverty wages and dangerous working conditions at the rundown complex of refineries in Punto Fijo on Venezuela's Caribbean coast for jobs in far-flung places such as Kuwait, Angola and Chile.
OK, Your Law Firm's Diverse, But in What Practice Areas?
Black partners were more dominant in the labor and employment field, generally a lower-paying practice area, according to a recent survey.
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Protect Your SIM Card: Hackers Are Targeting Your Cellphone
The Manhattan District Attorney Office announced on Feb. 1 the first prosecution of SIM swapping in New York state when it indicted a 20-year-old Ohio man for allegedly stealing roughly $10,000 in cryptocurrency from three victims.
Protect Your SIM Card: Hackers Are Targeting Your Cellphone
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