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Kathleen Kane's law license suspension appeal moving through court

Edit The Morning Call 15 Jan 2016
HARRISBURG — Kathleen Kane's fight to get her suspended law license back and possibly keep her job as state attorney general is moving through the court system. On Thursday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court told the disciplinary board for lawyers that it has until Jan. 20 to respond to Kane's petition... ....

FEDERAL COURTS Spencer: Chief Justice John Roberts and the Loss of Access to Justice

Edit Richmond Times Dispatch 15 Jan 2016
Along with changes sharply curtailing the ability of courts to impose sanctions for the loss of certain discoverable material and the elimination of forms that guided litigants on how to state their claims in compliance with the rules, the chief justice concludes, “The 2015 civil rules amendments are a major stride toward a better federal court system.”....

Litigation support specialist appointed to Ocean commission

Edit Asbury Park Press 15 Jan 2016
The Ocean County Advisory Commission on the Status of Women was created by the board of Chosen Freeholders in October 1977.        .   ... ....

Hillary Clinton Escaped Prosecution ‘More Times than El Chapo’

Edit Breitbart 15 Jan 2016
CHARLESTON, South Carolina — GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina compared Hillary Clinton to El Chapo, the Mexican drug lord who has escaped prison several times, and responded to self-proclaimed socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) recently leading Clinton in polls ... ....

Olmert’s lawyer, prosecution meet to discuss deal

Edit The Jerusalem Post 15 Jan 2016
Olmert is reportedly considering admitting to some level of obstructing justice in exchange for all of his prison sentences running concurrently instead of consecutively ... ....

Material Litigation (Protasco Bhd)

Edit Public Technologies 15 Jan 2016
As previously announced on 15 December 2015, Protasco Berhad's subsidiary, Protasco Trading Sdn Bhd ('PTSB') has filed a legal suit at the Shah Alam High Court against PT Goldchild ......

Human trafficking hotspot Texas wants more cases prosecuted

Edit Longview News Journal 15 Jan 2016
AUSTIN — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday announced a new unit in his office dedicated to combating human trafficking ... "Fortunately, through this new unit and through recent changes to the law, Texas is in a great position to make headway in the fight against trafficking, and we will take the fight to the doorstep of traffickers at every opportunity."....

Uber confident city will make necessary changes for it to operate legally

Edit CBC 15 Jan 2016
Uber is hoping the city will make adequate changes to a current ride-sharing bylaw that will allow them to operate legally in Edmonton ... ....

Mexico begins legal process against Guzman's security chief

Edit Richmond Times Dispatch 15 Jan 2016
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A federal court has begun criminal proceedings against Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's security chief, who was ......

This start-up provides readymade legal documents

Edit CNBC 15 Jan 2016
Daniel Leong, co-founder of LawCanvas, explains that his start-up provides new businesses with ready-to-go legal document templates, as well as customized services ... ....

January 15, 2016 Legal notices

Edit Business Journal 15 Jan 2016
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the “Fictitious Name Statute”, Chapter 865.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the Division of Corporations, Department of State, State of Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to-wit ... Orange Avenue Orlando FL… ... ....

Senator From Iowa Helps Bring Justice to D.C. Area

Edit NBC Washington 15 Jan 2016
Sen. Charles Grassley, serving his first term as chairman of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, formally intervened in at least three Washington, D.C.-area criminal cases in recent months, according to... ....

Dr. William Cate dies, Church Council director and longtime Seattle social justice leader

Edit Seattle Post-Intelligence 15 Jan 2016
Dr. William B. Cate served as president/director of the Church Council of Greater Seattle during an era when faith leaders supplied physical and spiritual sustenance, as well as direction, to an “unchurched” city. Cate, 91, who headed the Church Council from 1970 to 1989, died Wednesday of heart failure ... “Will the last person leaving Seattle please turn out ... ....
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