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Supreme Court of Vermont Law Blog
Supreme Court of Vermont Law Blog
Features summaries and legal analysis of Vermont Supreme Court decisions.
http://scovlegal.blogspot.com/
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May 21
I Fought the Law (and the Law Won)
I Fought the Law (and the Law Won)By Merrill BentMarsh Inter Vivos Trust v. McGillvray et al., 2013 VT 6Plaintiff in today’s case tried to beat the establishment. Unfortunately for her, the “establishment” here was the property rights of others, which… -
May 21
Does It Ring a Bell?
Does It Ring a Bell?By Andrew DelaneyIn re Investigation into Regulation of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Services, 2013 VT 23Here’re a few things we’re willing to wager you don’t think about every day—is your phone service… -
May 20
SCOV: A Unanimous, Divided Court
SCOV: A Unanimous, Divided CourtBy David RangavizState v. Turner, 2013 VT 26Today’s case fractures the SCOV over the meaning of the Sixth Amendment right to a speedy trial, and the proper method that courts should use to assess whether that right has been…
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On Lawyering
On Lawyering
Features news and commentary on the law and culture of lawyers. By Richard T. Cassidy.
http://onlawyering.com
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May 6
The Tyrannical Beauty of Time Keeping — Selling Your Life in 6 Minute Increments — Part II
The Tyrannical Beauty of Time Keeping — Selling Your Life in 6 Minute Increments — Part IIIt seems like all I have to do is begin what I intend as a series of posts, and my practice gets so busy, that I can’t get back to it. More than a year that has passed since I published Part I of this series. It has been a… -
Apr 21
Pessimism Abounds At ABA Day 2013
Pessimism Abounds At ABA Day 2013For 17 years the American Bar Association has sponsored ABA Day in Washington. ABA members walk Capitol Hill for a few days, meeting with their Senators and Representatives, and urging them to act to advance the ABA motto, “Defending… -
Apr 6
New Mexico Governor Martinez Vetoes Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act a Second Time; But Reform Efforts Continue
New Mexico Governor Martinez Vetoes Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act a Second Time; But Reform Efforts ContinueYesterday, New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez vetoed the New Mexico Uniform Collateral Consequences of Conviction Act, Senate Bill 158. This is the second time that Governor Martinez has vetoed the Act. (See The Bad News: No Enactments of…
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Renewable Energy Law Blog
Renewable Energy Law Blog
News and commentary on the evolving law, science, and policy of renewable energy development. By Shems Dunkiel Kassel & Saunders.
http://renewableenergylaw.blogspot.com/
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Apr 22
Renewable Energy Law News - Week of April 15, 2013
Renewable Energy Law News - Week of April 15, 2013Vermont Representative introduces legislation to make it easier to finance renewable energy projectsJoined by Vermont renewable energy companies that are putting Vermonters to work and charting a cleaner energy future, Rep. Peter Welch has… -
Feb 14
Renewable Energy Law News - Week of February 11, 2013
Renewable Energy Law News - Week of February 11, 2013Two Energy Revolutions in The State of the UnionIt was no surprise that energy and climate change featured prominently in Tuesday's State of the Union speech. The President devoted an entire section of his address to these topics, leading… -
Jan 7
Renewable Energy Law News - Week of January 7, 2013
Renewable Energy Law News - Week of January 7, 2013Wind Energy Tax Credit Extension Passes with Fiscal Cliff Deal On January 1, 2013, Congress passed legislation that included the long-sought extension of wind energy tax credits in a bill to avert the "fiscal cliff" that now moves to…
Rank this Week: 1923
Law Matters Blog
Law Matters Blog
Covers Vermont family law and estate planning. By the Law Offices of Bucknam Black Brazil PC.
http://vtlegalhelp.com/our-blog/
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Mar 20
What you should know about employment discrimination
What you should know about employment discriminationWhat you should know about employment discrimination Employers and employees are usually aware that discrimination in the work place is illegal. The definition of illegal discrimination, however, can be difficult to understand. As I have… -
Mar 14
Return to Annual Homestead Declaration
Return to Annual Homestead DeclarationReturn to Annual Homestead Declarations Vermont funds its educational system through a property tax system. The “education tax” is imposed on all homestead and nonresidential property, but at differing rates. The basis for… -
Feb 15
Understanding The Visa and MasterCard Settlement
Understanding The Visa and MasterCard SettlementUNDERSTANDING THE VISA AND MASTERCARD SETTLEMENT In the past few weeks merchants have been receiving a “Notice of Class Action Settlement” related to a lawsuit against Visa, MasterCard and numerous banks. The purpose…
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