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We all know today’s legal market has unique challenges. With the uncertainly still looming over the financial markets, many law firms have been forced to lay off lawyers due to the substantial fall in transactional work. Simultaneously, the overwhelming losses in the stock market have nurtured an abundance of litigation cases, which will likely steer [...]
Posts from ‘August, 2009’
The 14 Questions Every Law firm Partner Should be Asking
Proposed New PA “Department of Aging and Long-Term Living
A brief news item entitled “Bill would expand Aging department’s oversight” by Scott Gilbert, posted on July 16, 2009, by WITF (Harrisburg, PA), noted the proposed restructuring of the Pennsylvania Office of Long Term Living (OLTL) into the Pennsylvania Department of Aging (DoA)
All long-term living facilities, for seniors and younger people alike, may soon drop [...]
The Maine Act: Preventing Predatory Marketing Practices Against Minors
Maine Seeks To Be The Tail Wagging The Dog
There have been prior efforts to regulate online marketing to children, such as the enactment by Congress of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Behave (COPPA). But now along comes Maine, with its Behave To Prevent Predatory Marketing Practices Against Minors (the Maine Act), as the latest governmental [...]
