rmaxj0077brothers@gmail.com The Jan. 6 Select Committee votes to subpoena Donald Trump as its last public session. Still photo via CNBC After a series of eight public hearings during June and July, the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol held what was billed as the committee’s “closing arguments” on Donald Trump’s culpability, … Read more
At its annual Clio Cloud Conference today, the law practice management company Clio released the 2022 edition of its annual Legal Trends Report – its seventh year of the report. It finds that law firms are seeing an average 10% increase in the growth of new business, but that their fees are 3% below where … Read more
Open Enrollment for 2023 coverage starts November 1! Find out what you can do today to make applying easier. Here’s what you can do to prepare: Learn how to apply for coverage. Find out if you might qualify for savings – most people do! (Check back soon to preview 2023 plans, with price estimates based … Read more
Published: 10/10/2022 Reading Time: 6 minutes Sandy Keeter is a Professor in the Information Technology Department at Seminole State College in Florida. Our recent Faces of Faculty research has shown one of the top challenges faculty are facing now is figuring out how to present material in new ways and produce creative course content. … Read more
Welcome to NerdWallet’s Smart Money podcast, where we answer your real-world money questions. This week’s episode starts with two hot takes from our hosts about buy now, pay later loans and credit reports. Then we pivot to this week’s money question from Lauren, who left this voicemail: “Hi. My name is Lauren, and I’m interested … Read more
A simple misstep after a California car accident can jeopardize your claim against an insurance company, which in a personal injury case means you could lose thousands of dollars. Therefore, it is crucial that you understand what NOT to do after a car accident. Before discussing the 5 most common mistakes people make after a … Read more
10/8/1888: Chief Justice Melville Fuller takes the judicial oath. Chief Justice Melville Fuller The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 8, 1888 appeared first on Reason.com. Source link
Within the insurance industry, we understand that in order to remain relevant and retain market share we need to be agile, innovative and adopt new technologies. From a technical point of view, this means that insurers need to be able to adapt their enterprise architecture quickly and sustainably in order to reinvent themselves and grow. … Read more
A federal judge has denied a transgender inmate’s motions to amend her complaint and strike portions of the defendant’s motion for summary judgment, saying her request for injunctive relief to obtain a single-occupancy cell was outside the scope of her initial complaint. Plaintiff Michelle Lynne Kosilek is a transgender woman serving a life sentence in the Massachusetts state prison … Read more
In the May 2022 annual report, Some College, No Credential Student Outcomes, the National Clearinghouse noted that there are 39 million Americans who have some college, but no degree. While identifying, reenrolling, and supporting these students—who often come from low-income, underrepresented, and underserved populations—is a critical social initiative, a growing number of institutions recognize the … Read more