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Byline: The Register-Guard An unusual and possibly unique legal program at the University of Oregon is positioned to help LeGarrette Blount avoid another costly violent outburst.
Program tries to help athletes, fans by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
First, we determined to change the organic composition of the program from a legal program focused on cases, causes of action and legal theory to a business law program where legal issues are discussed in the business context in which they arise, where panelists discuss realistic and creative alternatives and work arounds to unforeseen obstacles to survival and growth.
Legal Symposium 2009 to focus on economic challenges: legal community ... by Fisher, Lane / Franchising World
Mealey's Conferences (Berwyn, PA), producer of legal programs on insurance, reinusrance, toxic torts and complex litigation, has been acquired by the former publisher of Mealey Publications, a legal news company now owned by LexisNexis, from BVR Legal, a division on Business Valuation Resources (Portland, OR).
Mealey's Conferences sold by Bus. Valuation Resources by Business Publisher
 
 
 
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