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Legal challenge to flood plans near Bognor's coastline
A legal challenge has been made to flood defence proposals for the Bognor Regis area.
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Legal Center offers legal advice for students
By Isaac Wright / Staff Writer – The Student Legal Services Center offers students a place to receive free legal advice on campus concerning issues that affect them during their time at the university. More than 36,000 students attend UNT. One service available to them that is not widely known is the Student Legal Services Center in University Union 322AA. The center provides legal counseling to ...
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Legal Sector Gained 1,000 Jobs in August
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' monthly employment report for August was released Friday and the news was still a bit glum overall -- the U.S. economy lost a total of 54,000 jobs. But the news for lawyers and legal industry employees was a bit brighter. The legal sector handed out 1,000 jobs last month, marking the second straight month of improved numbers for the industry. The country's overall ...
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Legal Framework
In cooperation with Bin Shabib and Associates, this chapter delves into the legal environment in the emirate and explains the new laws that are making RAK a more favourable business environment, encouraging local and foreign investment.
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Free legal help for low-income residents set at Maring-Hunt
MUNCIE — Low-income residents can get free legal assistance on civil matters from an Indiana Legal Services attorney 9 a.m.-noon Tuesday at Maring-Hunt Library, 2005 S. High St. No appointment is necessary.
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Legal fees bust Fairhope budget
FAIRHOPE, Ala. - With a month and half before the end of the fiscal year, the city has spent twice as much money for legal fees than was budgeted, Councilman Rick Kingrea said this week.
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Legal aid bill skyrockets by 19 per cent from last year
New Zealand's legal aid bill has shot up $30 million over the past year, despite a government shake-up of the legal aid system
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Legal shake-up may leave families stuck
FAMILY lawyers are at risk of being made redundant following a shake-up in legal aid which could leave vulnerable families without representation, say legal professionals. (03/09/2010 08:21:09)
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