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What to do when your trademark is similar to one that is registered as a Business Name November 14, 2019
When you start a new business venture, you are filled with energy, excitement, and dreams for the business. The investment and time and finances needed to get it on its feet takes commitment. So, it can be disheartening when you take the next step and look into protecting the assets to discover that the trademark... […]
Office of CJI is a public authority, comes under purview of RTI with conditions, rules SC November 13, 2019
Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has held that office of the Chief Justice of India is a public authority under the transparency law, the Right to Information Act. Cautioning that RTI cannot be used as a tool of surveillance, the top court held that judicial independence has to be kept in mind while dealing with... […]

Brad Best Joins FDCC November 7, 2019
Trial Win for Holcomb Dunbar October 30, 2019
5 Qualities to Look For in a Successful Family Lawyer October 8, 2019
Subrogation October 8, 2019
Conviction Expunged but still have to Register as Sex Offender October 7, 2019
Slips, Trips or Falls the Three Types and Responsibilities October 7, 2019
More Felonies Can Now be Expunged in Mississippi August 2, 2019
Equifax Data Breach Settlement | Federal Trade Commission July 26, 2019
Uninsured Motorists Coverage and Government Immunity July 1, 2019
Employers can go deep into your background but must avoid pitfalls – Mississippi Business Journal March 22, 2019

Ridgway Lane accused of embezzling over $1M from area homeowners associations: What we know now November 14, 2019
Here's the latest in the rapidly evolving homeowner associations' lawsuits against property management company, Ridgway Lane & Associates.
Ridgway Lane: What you need to know about who homeowners associations are suing November 14, 2019
Ridgway Lane has agreements with a number of metro-Jackson homeowners associations, many of them in high-income subdivisions.
Not in our backyard: Opposition to proposed landfill reaches beyond Madison County November 13, 2019
"This is a lasting legacy for generations to come," says former congressman. And he's not the only one outside Madison County opposed to landfill.

Relist Watch November 14, 2019
John Elwood hastily reviews Tuesday’s relists. It’s a perfect storm: A week already shortened by Veterans Day made shorter still by an unprecedented gathering of high–functioning introverts. So to make sure we have this out well enough ahead of possible Friday grants while still attending the events, we’ll keep this short too. Six new relists […]
Thursday round-up November 14, 2019
Yesterday the court heard argument in Comcast v. National Association of African American-Owned Media, in which the justices considered whether, in a claim under a federal statute that prohibits race discrimination in contracting, a plaintiff is required to show that the defendant’s action would not have been taken but for the alleged discrimination. Amy Howe […]
Justices refuse to block execution of Ray Jefferson Cromartie November 14, 2019
The Supreme Court last night denied both applications (here and here) to block the execution of Ray Jefferson Cromartie, who was sentenced to death for the 1994 murder of Richard Slysz. Georgia was set to execute Cromartie by lethal injection at 7:00 p.m. EST yesterday, but the state was delayed over three hours while his […]