DWAILawyer News Blog - Dwai Lawyer, Mesothelioma Lawyer, Divorce Lawyer, Immigration Lawyer, Lawyer Salary, Lawyer News Blog Spliting the differences Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 10:41:51 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Divorce Lawyers Breaking up is hard to do. And if you're getting divorced, it can be tough on your finances, too. A marital split is often a long and expensive process, so before anything else, make sure it's really what you want, experts in the financial intricacies of divorce say. Beyond the emotional costs, there are the often-exorbitant legal fees, the added costs of suddenly living single and the trials of untangling your soon-to-be ex-spouse's fortunes from yours. If you find you've reached a point of no return in your marriage, there are some things you should do to help assure you don't lose your shirt when you lose your spouse, financial pros say. One of the most important rules is to be aware of what you've got. "Very often we have one spouse or the other in control of the finances, and then when the divorce comes, the one in the dark is at a real disadvantage, because they just don't know what's there or how to access these things," said Ronald Sharp, a Michigan divorce attorney and author of the book Winning the Divorce War: How To Protect Your Best Interests.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink Related Blogs Brian Patton » Bristol Herald Endorsement “Factually” Incorrect a relative path: Bush Questioned In Plame Case. Lawyer Present. AHA News Blog: IS THERE A LAWYER IN THE HOUSE? Lawyer lauded for passion to equal justice Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 10:07:19 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Probate Lawyer PORTSMOUTH - Charles A. DeGrandpre of Portsmouth has been selected by the N.H. Bar Foundation board of directors as the 2006 Honorary Fellow for his commitment to providing equal access to justice for all New Hampshire residents. For well over two decades, DeGrandpre has served as a member and chairman of the IOLTA grants committee, as a member, vice chairman and chairman of the board of directors, and throughout the years he has championed "equal justice for all" with a contagious, unrelenting passion. DeGrandpre will be the guest of honor at the N.H. Bar Foundation fellows and donors reception at the Radisson Hotel/Center in Manchester on Thursday, Feb. 16, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., in conjunction with the groups mid-year meeting. "I became involved with the N.H. Bar Foundation because I believe in its goals to help the disadvantaged and to educate all our citizens about the law," DeGrandpre said.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink Moussaoui's lawyers may get pre-9/11 data Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 9:38:24 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Lawyers WASHINGTON - A federal judge has ordered the government to turn over to Zacarias Moussaoui's defense lawyers pre-Sept. 11 documents assessing the threat of an al-Qaida attack, calling the material "critical" to his coming trial, it was disclosed Wednesday. It could not immediately be determined whether the ruling by U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema of Alexandria, Va., will create a significant, 11th-hour snag over protection of classified data in the only U.S. prosecution to stem from the terrorist attacks. The ruling could create a legal showdown if it requires intelligence agencies to produce classified information that they consider too sensitive to release, even to defense lawyers with government security clearances. Jury selection is set to begin on Feb. 6, with opening statements slated for March 6 in a sentencing trial to determine whether Moussaoui, who pleaded guilty to six conspiracy counts last April, should live or die. Defense lawyers asked the court last week to compel the government to release the intelligence assessments and an array of other documents shedding light about what U.S.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink IMH board discusses technology business Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 9:02:52 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Business Lawyers To offset rising health care costs, the Ivinson Memorial Hospital Board of Directors tentatively approved to move forward yesterday with a plan to create a technology provider in the University of Wyomings new business incubator. With Shelby Bershinksy absent, the remaining board members approved to continue negations with Fortix, a private consulting company, with the intent of creating an Application Service Provider (ASP) that, if successful, could significantly enhance IMHs revenue and health care services. According to Quorum Resources and IMH chief financial officer Paul Zuidema, the ASP (Newcom) would allow regional hospitals to rent servers, storage space and network resources from IMH. Due to the size of IMH, Newcom would provide ASP services on the regional level. IMH officials predict that Newcom could have 13 Health Information System clients from Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Idaho, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska by 2010. The majority of Newcoms clients would be small, 10- to 50-bed hospitals, Zuidema said, of which there are about 200 in their target area. Preliminary estimates show that Newcom would create $3.84 million in revenue by the end of the 2007 fiscal year, with a net income of $571,400. With more and more hospitals buying into the IMH network, revenues and profits would continue to increase through 2008, 2009 and 2010. By 2010, IMH could see $7.69 million in revenue, with a net income of $3.36 million, according to Zuidema. Jon Benson, the Wyoming Technology Business Centers director, welcomed IMHs using the WTBCs resources to create Newcom. Its an idea I find very exciting, he said.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink Defense lawyers to be honored Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 5:41:32 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Criminal Lawyers When Donald Thompson was in law school in 1985, his mother sent him a Democrat and Chronicle article about the work of some of Rochester's best-known criminal defense lawyers. Highlighted was the work of Charles Crimi Sr., who died in 1989 and was well-known for his work on behalf of poor defendants. Today, Thompson is scheduled to receive the Charles F. Crimi Memorial Award from the New York State Bar Association at its annual meeting in New York City. This year he also received the Monroe County Bar Association's Charles F. Crimi Award, which, like its counterpart at the state Bar Association, recognizes those who are willing to aggressively represent the poor. "It's quite a compliment," Thompson said. "He was just finishing his career when I was starting mine." Also scheduled to be recognized today in New York City are Genesee County Public Defender Gary Horton, who will receive the David S.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink Moussaoui's lawyers still seek testimony that he's schizophrenic Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 5:35:37 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Immigration Lawyers Lawyers for admitted terrorist conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui want to call a doctor who will testify he has a major mental disorder, likely schizophrenia, in their bid to save him from the death penalty, according to court filings. Defense lawyers have long indicated they would like to introduce psychological testimony on his behalf, despite his insistence that he's perfectly sane, but their court filings Tuesday contained the most specific claim of illness and the first mention of schizophrenia in the record. A 37-year-old Frenchman of Moroccan descent, Moussaoui is the only person who has been charged in the United States as part of the Sept. 11, 2001 al-Qaida attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Last April, he pleaded guilty to six conspiracy charges, but insisted he was not part of the Sept.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink Lawyers: Nothing illegal about phoning in to council meeting Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 4:43:58 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Georgia Lawyer The council vice president can participate in meetings via conference when he is deployed as an Air Force reservist to Georgia next month, the lawyer for the state League of Municipalities said Wednesday. Responding to a disagreement at a Parsippany council meeting, the league lawyer and the township's municipal attorney both said there is nothing illegal or unusual about public officials participating in public meetings by telephone. "It's kind of indirectly allowed in the Open Public Meetings Act," league attorney Deborah Kole said in referring to the 1975 state statute commonly known as the Sunshine Law. Parsippany Council President Rosemarie Agostini said Tuesday she would seek a legal interpretation after Council Vice President James Vigilante -- an Air Force reservist who will be deployed to Savannah, Ga., on Feb.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink Jury Finds Willful Infringement; Awards IMX More Than $5.7 Million ... - ag-IP Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 4:26:08 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Patent Lawyer SAN DIEGO, CA - DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP announced in a Wednesday press release that the firm successfully represented IMX Inc., a leading provider of technology solutions for the mortgage industry, in a patent dispute against LendingTree LLC. On January 23, following a two-week trial in the US District Court of Delaware, a jury rendered a verdict finding willful infringement of IMXs patent (US Patent No. 5,995,947), which provides an Internet-accessible, interactive, real-time network whereby borrowers and lenders exchange information in the pursuit of securing a loan. IMX was awarded $5,794,400 in damages and the company anticipates that the Court will issue an injunction to stop LendingTrees infringement. We are very pleased with the verdict, said Michele Buschman, acting CEO of IMX.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink Attorneys and Staff From Siket, Solis & Maher Law Firm Join Cohen & Grigsby Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 3:38:24 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Bankruptcy Lawyers Cohen & Grigsby P.C. is pleased to announce that the lawyers and staff formerly with Siket, Solis & Maher, P.L. of Naples, Florida have recently joined the firm. Attorneys Andrew G. Siket, Andrew I. Solis, Ellen S. Maher, Maria I. Barbosa, and David T. Lupo, along with their support staff, have all joined Cohen & Grigsby. According to the Firm's president, Jack W. Elliott, "The joining of Siket, Solis & Maher's attorneys and staff is a key component of our strategic plan for Southwest Florida. Since opening its first Florida office in 2001, the firm has experienced exponential growth, particularly in the Naples area," said Elliott. "We are pleased that expanding our core group of legal services will enable us to better serve our clients in the area. Of course, our firm's fundamental commitment will continue to drive all of our Florida operations: understanding the business, mission and goals of each of our clients, and, consequently, providing our clients with high-quality legal services to assist in meeting those goals." Andrew G.... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink High Court to Hear Lethal-Injection Case Posted: Thursday, January 26, 2006 3:05:46 PM by Blog57 Team Category: Florida Lawyers The Supreme Court agreed yesterday to decide when death row inmates may challenge lethal injection as a method of capital punishment, in a surprise decision issued after the justices dramatically stopped the execution of a Florida prisoner who was already strapped to a gurney preparing to die. Clarence E. Hill, 48, convicted of murdering a Pensacola police officer in 1982, had refused a final meal and needles had punctured his arm when the Supreme Court stayed his execution. The court said it would hear his claim that he should have an opportunity to argue that his civil rights would be violated because the chemicals used to execute him would cause excessive pain. .... Read more... Comments Trackbacks Permalink More posts from the past 7 days Thursday, January 26, 2006 Calif. Lawyers Union Backtracks on Pension Scalia 'junket' defended Cooper's donations don't stop at politics Survivor Hatch waits on tax verdict 256th Family Court Local lawyer among 3 nominees for judicial post Police target rogue lawyers after bid to murder Law Society official Lawmakers prodded on liability lawsuits Former immigration reform panel chair leads advisory group Georgia Tech job: No set script for AD hires Research In Motion BlackBerry Hearing Set for Feb. 24 (Update2) Leon Forman, 90, noted Phila. lawyer Supreme Court steps in to block Florida execution DoLE to assist doomed Filipina in Kuwait Soldier escapes jail time over prisoner death Fighting Back Survivor Hatch guilty on tax evasion Cross-dressing, bogus lawman jailed for more than 3 years Events Search Estrada’s lawyers may push for fewer trials Business hotshots set to puzzle over charity event Lawyers battle over bail bid in 'eco-terror' case They come for a holiday and end up staying Georgia Tech job: No set script for AD hires Saul Ewing Names New Managing Partner/CEO Black Gets Ontario Judge's Approval to Sue His Former Company Execution halted for injection review No budget for 6 lawyers UNM hired Fourteeners-access bill advances Couple's Dream Turns Into Nightmare Cheryl Hall: Hotel valuation is a taxing issue High-tech financier gets romantic with sexy new novel Wednesday, January 25, 2006 Lawyer lauded for passion to equal justice Lawyers for Defense, Unions Detail Their Differences for Federal Judge Business finance, city and markets news Housing Court: Should Tenants Have A Guaranteed Right To Counsel? 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