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Study Reveals Georgia Low Income Earners Face Legal Woes
By Christine Cristiano

According to a study released by The Georgia Bar Association, sixty percent of Georgia's residents with low to moderate incomes will require advice related to civil legal problems, such as foreclosures or divorce proceedings, at least once annually. However the majority will not seek proper legal counsel and will try to resolve the issue on their own. The study also revealed that consumer problems including housing, health, family law, employment and 'abusive' contract terms were the most common legal problems.

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Date: 07-01-2009
Article type: Legal Daily News Feature


Missouri Cuts Five Administrative Law Judges from Department
By Christine Cristiano

On June 18th, it was announced that five administrative law judges would see job cuts in Missouri. The five law judges presided over workers compensation cases. Out of the five lay-offs, four of the job cuts were seniority-based and one position will not be filled following the retirement of one judge. Two of the judges are from Jefferson City, one in St. Louis and the other in Cape Girardeau.

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Date: 06-30-2009
Article type: Legal Daily News Feature


Tax Attorney
By Silas Reed

A legal expert on the laws of taxation is known as tax attorney. Many law schools offer a master's degree in this field, as it requires a high level of education. The name of the degree is J.D. or Juris Doctorate and it is earned through law school. Law schools require general knowledge in many fields, so most any background will help you gain acceptance.

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Date: 06-29-2009
Article type: Feature


Understanding Labor Law Jobs
By Silas Reed

The use of labor laws and regulations in a workplace is a new phenomenon today. In the late nineteenth century labor laws become more common and grown rapidly in the twentieth century. The number of hours en employee works and the minimum payment they must receive is regulated by these labor laws. Safety precautions for employees and employers are likewise enforced through such laws.

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Date: 06-29-2009
Article type: Feature


Skills Needed to Be a Paralegal
By Silas Reed

If you are looking for a way that you can work at home, one legal profession to consider working as a paralegal. Where many other legal jobs require a lot of work outside of the home, a job as a paralegal can allow you to work from home. If you think that you might be interested in this perk of a career as a paralegal, read on to find what skills are necessary to becoming a paralegal.

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Date: 06-25-2009
Article type: Feature


What Does a Paralegal do
By Silas Reed

When choosing a career, many people are attracted to the legal field for the possibility of having a job that's exciting and dramatic. But, many shy away from the field as a whole, because the thought of seven years of law school can be intimidating. However, what many do not realize is that you do not have to become a lawyer to enjoy a career in the legal field. The supporting role of a paralegal can be just as interesting, but requires far less schooling!

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Date: 06-25-2009
Article type: Feature


A Look at Lawyers as Mentors Today and Yesterday

A Mentor is one who allows a Protege to come under his/her tutelage so the Protege can move ever closer to his professional goal. This is accomplished through their working relationship and the two involved must interact, responding to the needs each wish to satisfy through the Mentor/Protege cooperative. This was a very common method of learning the art of lawyering before billable time.

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Date: 06-23-2009
Article type: Feature



Attorney Patricia Roberts Harris - Unsung Hero for Public Service

This article talks about Attorney Patricia Roberts Harris who became acquainted with Robert Kennedy and they began a friendship during his appointment as attorney general. Three years later, 1963, she accepted the appointment of co-chairman of the National Women's Committee for Civil Rights bestowed by her friend, President John F. Kennedy.

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Date: 06-23-2009
Article type: Law Job Star


Lawyers Who Practice: Elder Law

These articles talk about Elder Law and the seniors whose plan is to age at home or a nursing home and protect assets. Protecting assets means estate planning, tax law and perhaps some trust planning. Also, seniors are thinking about getting their health care and life insurance packages in line so there will be minimal expenses in the future years. Seniors want a lawyer who understands the needs they have at this age.

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Date: 06-23-2009
Article type: Feature


Howard University School of Law - Leader in Political Rights Training

This article talks about Howard University, and how in 1867 it was first chartered by the U.S. Congress to offer education to Afro*Americans and other minorities as a private institution in Washington D.C. In 1869 the Howard University School of Law opened its doors to train lawyers to protect the new found rights of African-American Citizens.

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Date: 06-23-2009
Article type: Law School Profile


Hispanic Law Students honor a former Graduate with the Graciela Olivarez Award

This article talks about the prestigious Graciela Olivarez Award and the recipient in the current yea, to be given the honor. Graciela Olivarez was the first woman and first Hispanic student to graduate from Notre Dame Law School. Every year the Award is bestowed upon a Hispanic lawyer or judge who carries on the Olivarez commitment to community service.

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Date: 06-23-2009
Article type: Feature


Conflict Management Specialists

A Conflict Management Specialist holds a four year degree and the majors are not always specified for the degree. Sometimes the company requests prior legal experience in Conflict Management with skills in writing and communication. This position has become popular and training is now being offered by training companies and universities.

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Date: 06-23-2009
Article type: Feature


Legal Proofreaders

In today's market any job in a law firm that provides enough work can often be done by outside resources. Then, some firms find it more advantageous to keep the work in-house. Proofreading is one of those jobs and today the proofreader is needed as much as ever in a law firm that produces lots of legal forms and documents.

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Date: 06-23-2009
Article type: Feature


Paralegal Certification Requirements
By Silas Reed

The paralegal field is constantly growing, which means more and more people are interested in attending school for this career. Many of the people that are looking into schooling to become a paralegal are generally working adults who are looking for a career change. Because of this, there is the need for online courses, as a lot of the working adults do not have the flexible time needed to attend a more traditional school.

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Date: 06-22-2009
Article type: Feature


How to Start Work as a Freelance Paralegal
By Silas Reed

When you are performing any type of job, you want to be sure that you can get started in the right way, and at the right time. Getting started early is important, because it will help you build a career that you can be proud of. There are many ways that you can get started with work as a freelance paralegal.

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Date: 06-22-2009
Article type: Feature


How to Become a Private Detective
By Silas Reed

You might find that doing work from home just isn't cutting it. Sure, there are a lots of ads that tell you that you can be emotionally and financially fulfilled when you are working from home, but the truth of the matter is you are not going to get a lot of the satisfaction and enjoyment that you might get out of a job that is more exciting. Why not think about becoming a private detective?

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Date: 06-22-2009
Article type: Feature


How to Investigate Court Stenographer Schools
By Silas Reed

After looking through all of the various jobs that are within the court, you have finally decided that you want to be a court stenographer. This is a great career choice, but one that requires a lot of training and patience. Since a deposition from a court trail can be long and complex, it is vital to make sure that you have the patience, the listening skills, and the knowledge to be able to do the job correctly. A lot is riding on whether or not you are able to do your job correctly, so this is a career choice within the court walls that you really must make sure that you are completely prepared for. Once you are fully trained and ready you will see that this job is fulfilling and very rewarding.

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Date: 06-22-2009
Article type: Feature


How to Become a Police Liaison Officer
By Silas Reed

With so many people seeing the benefits of becoming involved with law enforcement, it is no wonder that more and more people are seeking out how to achieve such great careers. But what is a police liaison officer? This is an officer of the law whose assignment is to act as liaison for the police department and a particular community. Before becoming a police officer liaison, one must first become a regular police officer. Each and every police department has requirements of their own for their police who want to become a police liaison officer. While there are specific requirements for each department, there are certain requirements that are pretty universal.

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Date: 06-22-2009
Article type: Feature


How to Become a Polygraph Examiner
By Silas Reed

There are many different ways to become a polygraph examiner. Being able to know when someone is telling a lie and to know when someone is cheating on the exam are just two of the many skills that will need to mastering when looking to become a polygraph examiner.

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Date: 06-22-2009
Article type: Feature


How Long Does It Take to Become a Criminal Lawyer
By Silas Reed

When learning about the law, there is without a doubt going to be a lot of years spent learning all of the aspects of it. The criminal world and the laws that attorneys have to know in order to deal with the situation are huge and numerous. Know that while this is a career that can be very rewarding, it is also one that takes a lot of work and preparation. There are many routes that a person can take in order to eventually practice as a lawyer that specializes in criminal law.

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Date: 06-22-2009
Article type: Feature


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