Court Cuts Valdez Judgment Against Exxon Hartford Courant
A federal appeals court on Friday cut in half a $5 billion jury award for punitive damages against Exxon Mobil Corp. in the 1989 Valdez oil spill that smeared black goo across roughly 1,500 miles of Alaskan coastline.
Is Your Blog Exposing You to Legal Liability? Law.com
The growth of streamlined Web sites presented primarily in journal form, known as "Web logs" or, more succinctly, "blogs," operated and populated by individuals as well as businesses, continues to be nothing short of explosive.
False reports of state Supreme Court ruling a misunderstanding 49 ABC News Topeka
The case involves three Topekans who Kline's office allege were falsely portraying themselves as attorneys.
Ex-Chief Justice Decides To Testify Hartford Courant
Sullivan To Appear Before Judiciary Panel Despite Pending Appeal Former Chief Justice William J. Sullivan has reversed his stance and said he will voluntarily testify before the legislature's Judiciary Committee about his secret withholding of a controversial ruling on access to the courts.
White House Talk Washington Post
What's going on inside the White House? Ask Dan Froomkin, who writes the White House Briefing column for washingtonpost.com. He'll answer your questions, take your comments and links, and point you to coverage around the Web on Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 1 p.m. ET.
In Eminent Domain Case: Bah, Humbug Hartford Courant
Christmas Jeers From Woman Who Lost The woman at the center of a national battle over property rights has sent some not-so-joyous tidings to people involved in taking her house to make way for private development.
School-Aid Boost Recommended Hartford Courant
Connecticut's heavy reliance on local property taxes to pay for schools fuels a well-documented array of stark inequities.
Plaintiff Sends Angry Holiday Message Hartford Courant
The woman at the center of a national battle over property rights has sent some not-so-joyous tidings to people involved in taking her house to make way for private development.
Chavez Landslide Tops All In US History Indymedia Chiapas
Well almost, as explained below. Hugo Chavez Frias' reelection on December 3 stands out when compared to the greatest landslide presidential victories in US history.
Chavez Landslide Tops All In US History cmi santiago
Hugo Chavez wins two landslide elections explained in article. Well almost, as explained below. Hugo Chavez Frias' reelection on December 3 stands out when compared to the greatest landslide presidential victories in US history.

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