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Rehab: It's Not Just for Celebrities Anymore

Written By Will Oden

Shows such as Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew have captivated American television audiences for some time.  While this guilty pleasure certainly evokes sympathy and support for those in recovery (and nostalgia for the g…

Patent Reform Legislation...The Race is On!

On June 23, 2011, the House passed what may become the most significant reform of United States patent law since the Patent Act of 1952.  By a vote of 304-117, the House passed the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act ("Bi…

Seeing Red in Green Building Issues

Written By Amy P. Wang

Green building, the use of construction processes that are environmentally responsible and resource efficient throughout a building's life cycle, has become a big business.  It is fundamentally changing the nature of …

An Essential Brick and Its Chip: A Refresher on Payment Bond Claims Under the Miller Act and the "Little Miller Act"

Written By Jason T. Strickland

Introduction One of the first things an aspiring construction attorney typically encounters is the availability of the lien right, its value as a tool, and the details that must be mastered to assert it or defend against …

Raising New Capital: Selling Stock Without Registration? Be Careful

Among the myriad of issues you as an entrepreneur or business founder face when starting or growing your business is how to raise capital.  Some options available include bank financing, owner contributions, and priva…