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Bank of America filed a lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court in connection with the foreclosure of a loan secured by a deed of trust on the 478,000 square foot Viad Corporate Center on Central Avenue in central Phoenix, Arizona. The lender is asking the court to appoint a receiver to manage the [...] Take the PewResearch Center’s public knowledge test and compare your knowledge of current events with others who have taken the test. It’s a quick 12 question online test. The results are sad because it shows to many of the general public lacks knowledge about important public matters. Click on this link to take the test. [...] The Washington Post has a February 28, 2010, story about Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his latest approval rating of 39%. It’s a very lengthy story with a lot of background about Sheriff Joe and his current trials and tribulations. If “America’s toughest sheriff” believes that bad press is better than no press, he’ll [...] The Arizona Education Association sued the Arizona Legislature and Governor Jan Brewer again because it believes that the AEA should determine how Arizona should spend money on education rather than the Arizona legislature. Last year the AEA sued the State of Arizona by filing a complaint directly with the Arizona Supreme Court, but [...] Forbes has a collection of pictures of funny warning labels actually found on products. Popular Mechanics has an interesting compilation of pictures and information about the world’s strangest engineering projects. The articles are: The World’s 18 Strangest Buildings—And Why We Love Them The Probate Lawyer Blog by Andrew Mayoras: “Dennis Hopper was already fighting against advanced prostrate cancer. Now the 73-year-old actor is turning up the heat in his battle against his wife, 41-year-old Victoria. He filed for divorce in January, and according to published reports, the key factor is his will. Victoria [...] The Sun: “Making excuses to delay estate planning is easy. In fact, maybe you’ve already thought: ‘I’ll worry about it when I’m older.” Or “My estate is too small to be affected.’ Or even, ‘I don’t know what I’m going to do with my assets yet.’ However, if you are unprepared when incapacity [...] Citizen Media Law Project: “Christopher Comins, an Orange County businessman, filed a defamation lawsuit against Matthew Frederick VanVoorhis, who publishes a wordpress blog called Public Intellectual. Comins objects to two of VanVoorhis’ blog posts from June and August 2008, which reported and followed up on an incident that occurred in May, in which [...] NY Daily News: “A 12-year-old Queens girl was hauled out of school in handcuffs for an artless offense – doodling her name on her desk in erasable marker, the Daily News has learned. Alexa Gonzalez was scribbling a few words on her desk Monday while waiting for her Spanish teacher to pass out [...] The Digital Media Lawyer Blog: “The FTC has been working on Internet privacy policy since at least 1995. It is currently engaged in a series of roundtables focusing on privacy and behavioral advertising. However, the shape of any new regulations is very fuzzy. This may be because the data is conflicting on the [...] The Boston Globe: “Three lives linked by call to duty, common tragedy. The sacrifices of Harvard Law graduates who took unconventional paths leave friends and classmates searching for answers about themselves. They were three best friends at Harvard Law School who turned their backs on lucrative careers to follow an exceedingly rare path: [...] The Wall St. Journal has run the same two stories every Thanksgiving since 1961. The first is “The Desolate Wilderness A chronicle of the Pilgrims’ Arrival at Plymouth.” It starts with Here beginneth the chronicle of those memorable circumstances of the year 1620, as recorded by Nathaniel Morton, keeper of the records [...] The KEYTLaw personnel wish you a happy Halloween and dance to the Monster Mash. Try JibJab Sendables® eCards today! If you are a CPA who would like to earn free CPE (Continuing Professional Education) credit while enjoying a free lunch and networking with peers, consider joining Arizona attorney Jeana Morrissey of KEYTLaw, L.L.C., Arizona Republic Financial Columnist Dr. Harold Wong, and other advanced practitioners as we participate in a monthly teleconference series, The Advisors [...] This is the first post in the new KEYTLaw blog. I’ve been procrastinating for years about starting a blog. I finally got my act together and our new blog is alive! Like the KEYTlaw website located at www.keytlaw.com, the purpose of this blog is to give people information about legal issues. The content of this blog [...] |
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