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  • 7
    Sep

Landlords Can Use Certain Lease Provisions To Protect Themselves From Lawsuits Relating To Tenant Injuries

by Tamara Rider In an important ruling for landlords, the California Court of Appeal held that where a landlord provides athletic or recreational facilities to its residents and their guests, landlords can utilize certain provisions within their lease agreements which waive the landlord’s liability for injuries sustained during a tenant’s use of such facilities. Lewis Operating Corporation v....

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  • 22
    Aug

Court Affirms Government Employee’s Right to Bring Suit to Prevent Disclosure of Private Information

Striking the proper balance between employee privacy and public transparency is often difficult, particularly when a governmental employee faces allegations of workplace misconduct. This issue was recently addressed in the case of Marken v. Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District. Marken confirms that reverse-California Public Records Act actions are available to protect governmental employees who believe that their private...

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  • 22
    Aug

NWTF CEO George Thornton Reappointed to Influential Federal Advisory Council

%excerpt% Here is the original post: NWTF CEO George Thornton Reappointed to Influential Federal Advisory Council

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  • 17
    Aug

CRPAF and NRA Amicus Briefs Filed in Maryland Right to Carry Case

The California Rifle and Pistol Association Foundation (CRPAF) and the National Rifle Association (NRA) have each weighed into the important Second Amendment case of Woollard v. Gallagher. CRPAF and the NRA each filed amicus briefs with the federal court of appeals in Maryland. The Woollard case involves a Second Amendment challenge to the state of Maryland’s statutory requirement...

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  • 17
    Aug

Families Afield Helps Boost Hunter Numbers

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  • 18
    Jul

Public-Private Partnership to Improve Critical Wildlife Habitat in 16 States

%excerpt% Continue reading here: Public-Private Partnership to Improve Critical Wildlife Habitat in 16 States

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  • 17
    Jul

Challenging Firearms Toolmark Evidence – Slide Presentation

Note: You must log in to view this members-only content Challenging Firearms Toolmark Evidence – Slide Presentationby Rebecca Brackman Forensic Resource Attorney Contra Costa County Public Defender’s Office This material was used as part ... Originally posted here: Challenging Firearms Toolmark Evidence – Slide Presentation

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  • 17
    Jul

N.Y.U. Expansion Plan in Greenwich Village Wins Key Council Vote

The proposal, which has been scaled back several times in recent months, heads to the full Council, where approval is now expected. Follow this link: N.Y.U. Expansion Plan in Greenwich Village Wins Key Council Vote

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  • 17
    Jul

Cameroon to protect forests with satellite monitoring

YAOUNDE (AlertNet) - Cameroon has joined a Congo Basin initiative that uses satellite imagery to monitor changes in forest cover in an effort to curb deforestation and help Central African countries access carbon finance. See the article here: Cameroon to protect forests with satellite monitoring

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  • 17
    Jul

Solomon Islands ‘launders’ exotic birds

The Solomon Islands has become a hub for "laundering" wild birds into the global captive-bred bird trade, says the wildlife trade watchdog Traffic. More: Solomon Islands 'launders' exotic birds

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