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A successful and flourishing career is one of the most commonly held aspirations. Career success does not occur simply by chance, but as the byproduct of personal and financial commitments and investments made towards continuous improvement.
If you feel like you need to jumpstart your career, it may be time to consider making changes in your life that will allow you to finance the career of your dreams. Read all post…
An unemployed man admittedly wasn’t paying attention when an Indiana judge last month told a pool of potential jurors that they had to return to Lake County Superior Court after lunch.
Now the unidentified 22-year-old has been ordered to spend two days carrying a sign back and forth in front of the courthouse that reads “I failed to appear for jury duty,” reports the Post-Tribune.
Judge Thomas Stefaniak Jr. told the man he is “the very person who should be on a jury. Youve got nothing else to do.
It isn’t the first time the judge has used this remedy on recalcitrant citizens, as an earlier ABAJournal.com post details:
Ind. Judge Gives No-Show Juror a Sign, Literally
TAMPA, Fla. — Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney paid about $3 million in federal income taxes in 2010, having earned more than seven times that from his investments. Those earnings, $21.7 million, put him among the wealthiest of American taxpayers. Romney’s campaign said Tuesday he followed all tax laws.
At the same time, Romney gave nearly $3 million to charity—about half of that amount to the Mormon Church—which helped lower his effective tax rate to a modest 14 percent, according to records his campaign released early Tuesday.
Romney’s income puts him in the top 0.006 percent of Americans, based on the most recent Internal Revenue Service data, from 2009. That ye
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Washington, DC: As years go, 2011 was a relatively quiet one on the Zimmer Knee Replacement front. A bid to add to the existing Zimmer Multi District Litigation (MDL) for pending NexGen lawsuits didn’t go through—and Zimmer has taken the offensive toward critics of its products by actually launching a lawsuit of its own against a legal firm in Ohio that represents one of the plaintiffs currently suing Zimmer.
Aside from that, 2011 was uneventful, save for those patients having to deal with an allegedly defective Zimmer NexGen Knee Replacement component, and the impact such a failure is having on their lives. Read all post…