SAN FRANCISCO - A putative class of pet owners filed a class action lawsuit Aug. 8 against a China-based company seeking relief under the laws of the People’s Republic of China and California (Judith Quintana, on behalf of herself and all others similarly situated v. Binzhou Futian Biological Technology Co., et al., No. CGC07-465924, Calif. Super., San Francisco Co.). Full story on lexis.com

20 Great Ways to Market Your business Locally
20 Great Ways to Market Your business Locally By Stephanie Chandler ——————————————————————————– Whether your target audience is in your neighborhood or across the world, you can use your local resources to get the word out about your business. Your local community is easily accessible and provides dozens of opportunities for building a buzz about your product or service. […]

Blogging 101 - What is Blogging?
Blogging 101 Blogging 101 is mostly about the blogging vocabulary. To understand blogs, you need to know the terms blog, platform, domain, and web host. Once you have mastered these key elements of blogging, you can enter any conversation about blogging with confidence. After you know what exactly a blog is, you will be […]

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Hello Job Seekers and Employers, Great News!
There is a new job search resource that will help you find a new career fast, and its Free!! “Post A Job Online” is new, and growing fast. Designed to be easy to use and expose you to hundreds of employer, everyday. Your resume, and job post will be trasmitted all over the nation, just by signing up. Be one of […]

5th Circuit Certifies Questions On Progressive Damage To Texas Supreme Court
NEW ORLEANS - For purposes of determining coverage for damage from defectively installed exterior stucco, the Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Aug. 8 certified questions to the Texas Supreme Court about when property damage occurs and how coverage is triggered under occurrence-based policies (OneBeacon Insurance Co. v. Don’s Building Supply Inc., No. 06-10727, 5th Cir.; 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 18836). Full story on lexis.com

Utah Appeals Court: Provider Cannot Recover Coinsurance
SALT LAKE CITY - The Utah Court of Appeals on July 12 reversed summary judgment in favor of a hospital seeking coinsurance from a patient, saying that when a provider has been fully paid for its services, it does not have a basis to collect a sum in excess of what it already has received from the insurer (Ann V. Maak, an individual, on behalf of herself and others similarly situated v. IHC Health Services Inc., et al., No. 20060124-CA, Utah App.; 2007 Utah App. LEXIS 248). Full story on lexis.com

Judge Dismisses Suit Alleging Monkey Virus Caused Plaintiff’s Tumor
PHILADELPHIA - A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit, saying plaintiffs failed to show even generically that polio vaccine contaminated with simian virus 40 (SV40) can cause brain tumors (Jamie Gannon, et ux. v. United states, No. 03-6626, E.D. Pa.; 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 52051). Full story on lexis.com

Here s Why Paying For Your Traffic Is A Smart Move
Here’s Why Paying For Your Traffic Is A Smart Move There are so many success stories you will hear about businesses making it good in the internet. The troubling thing is, there are maybe a tenfold or even a hundredfold of stories contradictory to theirs. Many have unsuccessfully launched a business enterprise that is internet based […]

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