New online law journal created by University of Miami law professor Nov 2, 2009
"Never in legal publishing have so many written so much, and never has it been harder to figure out what to read," Prof. Froomkin said. (EurekAlert! -- Business News)
Albany Medical College gets $1M pledge May 29, 2009
Bender is the great-grandson of the founder of Matthew Bender & Co., one of the nation s largest legal publishing firms with over 1,500 employees. The Bender family sold the company to the in 1963. (Albany Business Review, NY)
Commissioners hear countywide 911 update May 5, 2009
"The camp has not shown a profit over the past few years due to a sudden and dramatic cut in government funding.Grahams said the camp's business plan has been rewritten to allow for the funding changes. He projected the camp could return to profitability - under the new plan - within 2-3 years years if it could secure a loan for approximately 30,000. The loan would be used to pay off existing notes and give them working capital. A bank loan would require the county to relinquish it's claim to... (Winchester News-Gazette, IN)
Seymour council approves psychiatric treatment service Feb 25, 2009
Attorney Susan Bevers informed council of a proposal from American Legal Publishing to publish city and county codes for a fee of 8,400 to be paid over two budget years. Bevers explained that ordinances had been codified several years ago locally, but are disorganized and difficult to follow. (Brownstown Jackson County Banner, IN)
Goodview growing in more ways than one Feb 10, 2009
The council voted to sign a contract with American Legal Publishing Corp. to sort through every city ordinance and eliminate redundant language, clean up existing language and update penalties. City Administrator Dan Matejka said some of the ordinances haven t been changed since the 1940s and desperately need upgrades. (Winona Daily News, MN)
County Commissioners hear Broughton give update on process Feb 8, 2009
Commissioners approved the contract with American Legal Publishing for 8,400, contingent on councils approval. Commissioners approved non-exclusive contracts with FPBH and RQAW for on-call engineering services for 2009. (Brownstown Jackson County Banner, IN)
