Attorney at law
Attorney at law or attorney-at-law, usually shortened in everyday speech to attorney, is the official name for a lawyer in certain countries, including Japan, Sri Lanka and the United States.
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We sought the expert advice of Massachusetts attorney Michael S. Kraft to help educate us about the new Massachusetts Data Security Regulations. Check out our podcast which highlights what the regulations entail, who they affect and how companies can get in compliance.
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Visit Nathan Winograd's site on FiledBy. Learn more about the author and discover posted photos, videos, biographies, links, podcasts and book information. Nathan J. Winograd is a graduate of Stanford Law School, a former criminal prosecutor and corporate attorney. His work has been featured widely in such publications as Newsweek & Reader's digest
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A.M. Best Co. has released the latest installment of the Insurance Law Podcast, a series that examines timely insurance issues from an attorney?s point of view. The latest episode features attorney Jonathan Ziss from the Margolis Edelstein
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Attorney Joseph Alioto is joined on this audio podcast of Speaking of Justice to discuss the class action suit filed this week to halt the takeover of Anheuser Busch by InBev. If you are interested in class action law, union politics or just don't like the idea of an American institution such as Budweiser being owned by non-US interests, listen in.
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Gnadenhutten massacre: nearly 100 Native American converts to Christianity were murdered by militiamen during the American Revolution in revenge for raids carried out by other Native Americans (1782)
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