Do you really need a construction lawyer?
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Posted by admin on Sep 15, 2012

If you decide to build a house for yourself or as an investment property, you think about finding a reputable contractor and crew but don’t worry about whether or not you need an attorney. In fact, there are issues in the construction that may...

What areas of law are the most sought after?
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Posted by admin on Aug 08, 2012

Of course, there are many different types of law. In today’s hectic world, four of the most common areas of legal practice continue to be personal injury, family law, immigration and criminal defense. The most successful law firms have...

How family law regulates child support
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Posted by admin on Jul 28, 2012

There are many legal responsibilities in a marriage or a union people have to consider and children are introduced into it. When it comes to the dissolution of the family, family law advisors, lawyers and judicial established processes make...

  • Do you really need a construction lawyer?

    Do you really need a construction lawyer?

    If you decide to build a house for yourself or as an investment property, you think about finding a reputable contractor and crew but don’t worry about whether or not you need an attorney. In fact, there are issues in the construction that may require the supervision of a lawyer who focuses on construction law. As suggested, construction law...

  • What areas of law are the most sought after?

    What areas of law are the most sought after?

    Of course, there are many different types of law. In today’s hectic world, four of the most common areas of legal practice continue to be personal injury, family law, immigration and criminal defense. The most successful law firms have achieved this success by developing litigation and trial strategies at these areas. What does personal...

  • How family law regulates child support

    How family law regulates child support

    There are many legal responsibilities in a marriage or a union people have to consider and children are introduced into it. When it comes to the dissolution of the family, family law advisors, lawyers and judicial established processes make arrangements and guidelines for the property that is often involved. All things collected over the years may...

First lady to high school grads: Live your dreams

Posted by Jesse OLoghlen \\ May 20, 2013

— First lady Michelle Obama has some advice for some Tennessee high school graduates: Strike your own path in college and life and work to overcome inevitable failures with determination and grit.

Mrs. Obama spoke for 22 minutes to the graduates of Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Magnet High School on Saturday in her only high school commencement address this year. The ceremony took place in the gymnasium of nearby Tennessee State University.

The first lady told the 170 graduates that she spent too much of her own time in college focusing on academic achievements. While her success in college and law school led to a high-profile job, she said, she ended up leaving to focus on public service.

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Frazier Park man arrested in Ventura on suspicion of prowling

Posted by Jai Porteous \\ May 18, 2013

A Frazier Park man was arrested in early today after allegedly prowling near homes in Ventura, officials said.

About 5:40 a.m. police responded to the 300 block of Appian Way after a concerned resident reported seeing an unknown man go into their neighbors’ backyard.

As officers responded, the caller could see the man looking into the rear windows of the house, police said.

The man later the man walked out of the yard and got into a vehicle that was left running outside, police said.

Officers stopped the vehicle as the driver was attempting to leave the area, police said.

Witnesses later identified Steven Knight, 25, as the man who was seen in the backyard. <

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Husband charged in murder of Chenango County woman

Posted by Jonathan Watling \\ May 17, 2013

Ken Sturtz | ksturtz@syracuse.com By The Post-Standard on May 17, 13 at 5:6 PM, updated May 17, 13 at 6:16 PM

Norwich, NY — The husband of a Chenango County woman who was found dead months after disappearing has been charged with her murder.

Ganesh Remy Ramsaran was charged with second-degree murder. He is accused of killing his wife Jennifer L. Ramsaran, a 36-year-old mother of three from New Berlin.

On Dec. 11, 1, Ganesh Ramsaran reported Jennifer Ramsaran missing. He told authorities that his wife was on her way to Syracuse to do some Christmas shopping at Destiny USA.

The Chenango County Sheriff’s Office said her cell phone was found along state Route 3 in the town of Plymouth in December.

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Trial starts for first defendant in Northwoods assault posted on Facebook

Posted by Jai Porteous \\ May 12, 2013

NORTHWOODS     Videos and pictures posted on Facebook were so disturbing to a woman in Pine Lawn th she immediely got in a car and went to the police stion.

The Pine Lawn police officer who investiged her report described the behavior captured via cellphone cameras as “wrong,” “illegal,” “and for lack of a better word, something th’s dastardly.”

Shown were two teenagers, 16 and 17, being been, then humilied. The young men were tied to chairs with duct tape then thrown down the stairs. They were burned with cigarettes. They were forced to strip naked and shower together, and told to wash each other’s backs and kiss each other. Then they were made to stand outside in little girls’ underwear. A

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The IRS Scandal Expands

Posted by Jonathan Watling \\ May 10, 2013

On Friday, the Internal Revenue Service issued what it called an apology to Tea Party affiliated and other conservative groups after it was revealed that employees of the agency had been unfairly singling these groups out for further scrutiny in response to their applications for tax exempt status. At the time, the agency said that the activity had occurred last year and that it was limited to a group of IRS employees at a single regional IRS Service Center responsible for processing the applications. In its statement, the agency claimed that this had all occurred without the knowledge of senior IRS employees and, again, that it had only happened last year.

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