Congress has ended its three-year disagreement and reauthorized two small business programs designed to boost research and development. The Small Business Innovation Research program and the Small Business Technology Transfer program gave a combined $2.2 billion to small companies in 2011. That number will continue to climb, as the reauthorization…..
Nearly half of New York-area immigration lawyers are “inadequate” or “grossly inadequate,” with private immigration attorneys faring the worst, a survey of immigration judges finds. Still, immigrants facing deportation fare far better with lawyers than without, the survey finds.
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Immigration Lawyers ‘Inadequate,’ NY Judges Say
We have written about how bleak the economy looks for finance and small business.
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Finance and Small Business: Your Guide to Grants
An attorney for the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, CA, is suing the Obama administration for health benefits denied to her wife, in a suit filed Wednesday.
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Federal Employee Sues Obama Admin for Same Sex Benefits
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As so often happens in our legal system, issues of law, ethics and procedure are rarely black and white, rarely easily resolved. Another example of this truism was announced yesterday, in the decision “vindicating” embattled Texas Judge Sharon
Goldman Sachs and Warren Buffett are working together in order help small businesses gain access to capital.
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Goldman Sachs and Warren Buffett Help Small Businesses
Bicyclist Lisa Granert was wearing a reflective vest and a helmet while she was riding her bike along Route 70 in New Jersey but it was of little help when she got struck by a car operated by a
