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This article describes several practical approaches that have been employed by financially successful, marketing oriented law firms to law firms that have added value to their clients, hence, making these firms to be valued and continuing resources of their client. -
Most large mergers and acquisitions are reviewed by the United States government prior to consummation. The two agencies reviewing these transactions are the Department of Justice ("DOJ") and the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC"). In order to provide a degree of predictability in those reviews, the agencies have promulgated a set of rules with regard to how the parties report their transactions to the government and how those transactions are evaluated. This note provides some background on both the premerger notification requirements and the guidelines for evaluating mergers. -
This primer provides an introduction to the Endangered Species Act. -
Generally, the Florida Civil Rights Act ("FCRA"), Sections 760.01 - 760.11, FLORIDA STATUTES, is interpreted in accordance with decisions construing Title VII and other federal employment anti-discrimination laws. However, there are some differences between the federal anti-discrimination laws and the FCRA. These include differences in the scope of the FCRA, differences in the administrative scheme, and differences in the remedies available to the prevailing plaintiff. -
President Clinton did not commit perjury during his deposition in the Paula Jones civil suit under the latest . -
This publication describes the section 8 program which gives rental vouchers and certificates to eligible renters. -
While many of us may marvel over some of the innovations of modern life (such as the ability to communicate with . -
On June 16, 1998, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court determined that the factual findings of unemployment compensation . -
In a recent trend that should concern both union and non-union employers alike, unions have been extremely active in challenging the legality of seemingly innocuous language commonly found in employee handbooks. -
Federal Trade Commission Formal Interpretation Number 8 which discusses the treatment of attorney-client communications in the pre-merger notification rules under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976.