It may become easier to ship wine into Massachusetts–the law controlling shipments into the state has been ruled unconstitutional: http://news.findlaw.com/ap/f/1310/01-15-2010/20100115070510_34.html
Teddy Kennedy is smiling.
It may become easier to ship wine into Massachusetts–the law controlling shipments into the state has been ruled unconstitutional: http://news.findlaw.com/ap/f/1310/01-15-2010/20100115070510_34.html
Teddy Kennedy is smiling.
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She’s the tops in digital sales: http://www.musicrow.com/2010/01/swift-is-top-digital-seller-in-history/
I met Taylor’s dad soon after the family moved to Nashville–our offices were in the same building. He said he had a 15 year old daughter who liked to write songs, and they were going to give it a year too see what happened.
It happened.
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The Washington Times summarizes five top copyright cases which were decided in 2009:
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This site may ruin you forever. Don’t say I didn’t warn you–the bell cannot be unrung.
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Like many political issues, tort reform rhetoric is part fact and part fiction. One group advocating reform has published a list of “Judicial Hellholes” which purportedly favor Plaintiffs:
http://www.atra.org/reports/hellholes/
Interesting read no matter where you stand on the issue. Remember–we never would have had John Edwards to kick around had he been a defense lawyer.
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