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Nicole A. Kobis
(908) 273-1212
Summit, NJ Attorney
Edward Shulman
(973) 345-1151
Paterson, NJ Attorney
25 years experience
25 years experience
Robert J. Degroot
(973) 913-5761
Newark, NJ Lawyer
44 years experience
44 years experience
Rajeh A. Saadeh
(908) 864-7884
Somerville, NJ Lawyer
6 years experience
6 years experience
Stephen Darryl Brown
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 29 years experience
(973) 675-7337 414 Eagle Rock Avenue, 3rd Floor
West Orange, NJ 07052
West Orange, NJ 07052
Consumer, Criminal, DWI and Medical Malpractice
Established in 1987; The Law Offices of Stephen D. Brown, is a successful and dedicated law firm well-versed in the areas of Personal Injury, Medical Mal-Practice, Criminal Defense/Municipal Court, Consumer Fraud, Real Estate Closing and Divorces & Family Law. We effectively and vigorously represent clients throughout all New Jersey counties. More importantly, we are ethical, well respected, reputable and devoted to our clients. Above all, we emphasize communication with our clients; persistent advocacy and attention to every detail of their case. Regardless the size of the case, our commitment is to obtain a just result for each...
Arla D Cahill
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 20 years experience
(973) 736-4600 155 Prospect Ave
West Orange, NJ 07052
West Orange, NJ 07052
Business, Construction and Legal Malpractice
George Lordi
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 40 years experience
Donna Marie Cameron
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 10 years experience
27 Wedgewood Drive
West Orange, NJ 07052
West Orange, NJ 07052
John Norton
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 27 years experience
Alan Rodetsky
West Orange, NJ Attorney.
Joseph Patrick Turk
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 9 years experience
Rutgers-camden School Of Law
Jeremy Weiss
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 23 years experience
Business and Personal Injury
Laurence Sass
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 26 years experience
David Norwood Butler
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 31 years experience
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, IP and International
Joseph D. Rotella
(973) 621-0333Free Consultation
Newark, NJ Lawyer
30 years experience
30 years experience
Oliver Minott
(866) 683-4200
Newark, NJ Lawyer
20 years experience
20 years experience
Glenn Goldberg
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 49 years experience
Joseph Turk
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 11 years experience
James Stovall
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 16 years experience
Kristi-jo Tutela
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 16 years experience
John Norton
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 16 years experience
Arbitration & Mediation, Business, Criminal and Divorce
Nicholas Bliablias
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 13 years experience
Glenn Turtletaub
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 38 years experience
Criminal, DWI, Estate Planning and Municipal
Clark Alpert
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 38 years experience
Antitrust, Arbitration & Mediation, Bankruptcy and Business
Rutgers Law School
Rutgers Law School
Glenn Goldberg
West Orange, NJ Attorney. 34 years experience
(973) 857-4536 449 Mt Pleasant Ave
West Orange, NJ 07052
West Orange, NJ 07052
Criminal and Personal Injury
Richard Wolf
West Orange, NJ Lawyer. 26 years experience
Paul H. Townsend
(973) 539-0075Free Consultation
Morristown, NJ Attorney
32 years experience
32 years experience
Harold Rabner
(973) 744-4000
Upper Montclair, NJ Attorney
49 years experience
49 years experience
Elliot M. Baumgart
Upper Montclair, NJ Attorney. 31 years experience
University of Michigan Law School
University of Michigan Law School
Harold Rabner
Upper Montclair, NJ Attorney. 49 years experience
Yale Law School
Yale Law School
Jonathan Ian Nirenberg
Upper Montclair, NJ Lawyer. 17 years experience
Appeals, Arbitration & Mediation, Civil Rights and Employment
Cornell University
Cornell University
Jonathan I. Nirenberg is an employment lawyer who represents employees in New Jersey and New York who have issues relating to employment discrimination, workplace harassment, retaliation, employment contracts, severance agreements, non-compete agreements, and other employment law disputes.
Vincent A. Antoniello
Roseland, NJ Attorney. 16 years experience
Appeals, Civil Rights and Employment
Seton Hall University School of Law
Seton Hall University School of Law
Gerald Jay Resnick
Roseland, NJ Lawyer. 26 years experience
Civil Rights, Employment and Military
Western New England University School of Law
Western New England University School of Law
Martin P. Skolnick
Roseland, NJ Lawyer. 17 years experience
(973) 403-0100 103 Eisenhower Parkway, Suite 305
Roseland, NJ 07068
Roseland, NJ 07068
Free ConsultationConstruction
University of Miami School of Law
University of Miami School of Law
Martin Skolnick has wealth of knowledge and experience representing construction companies including his five years as in-house counsel to one of the largest construction firms in the region. He understands from a firsthand perspective the obstacles facing clients and the variety of solutions that may be available to them.
(201) 430-2400 411 Hackensack Ave, Suite 200
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Hackensack, NJ 07601
(212) 744-9600 18 East 41st Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10017
New York, NY 10017
Mark J. Astarita
Verona, NJ Attorney. 34 years experience
(888) 732-2889 60 Pompton Ave
Verona, NJ 07044
Verona, NJ 07044
Free ConsultationArbitration & Mediation, Broker Fraud, Business and Securities
New York Law School
New York Law School
My legal practice has always involved the representation of stock market participants, including investors, financial professionals and firms, nationwide. My work includes representation of in connection with FINRA Examinations and Enforcement Proceedings, as well as SEC investigations. I also represent individual brokers from virtually every major firm in their contract negotiations, employment termination, U-4 and U-5 issues. In specialized situations where the facts or law present novel issues, I also represent investors. I have appeared before arbitration panels and regulators in 22 states, have written legal columns for a number of industry publications, been a...
(888) 732-2889 100 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017
New York, NY 10017
(888) 732-2889 2255 Glades Rd
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Dennis H. Sabourin
Upper Montclair, NJ Attorney. 31 years experience
Business and Tax
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Fredda Katcoff
Upper Montclair, NJ Attorney. 31 years experience
Appeals and Business
Columbia Law School
Columbia Law School
Eugenie F. Temmler
Upper Montclair, NJ Attorney. 36 years experience
Divorce, Employment and Family
Rutgers University
Rutgers University
Todd D. Palumbo
(908) 451-2667Free Consultation
Cranford, NJ Lawyer
Jason Pressman
(732) 388-2121
Clark, NJ Attorney
12 years experience
12 years experience
S. Robert Allcorn
Upper Montclair, NJ Lawyer. 43 years experience
Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Employment
Rutgers School of Law-Newark
Rutgers School of Law-Newark
David H. Ben-Asher
Upper Montclair, NJ Lawyer. 49 years experience
Arbitration & Mediation, Civil Rights and Employment
Georgetown University Law Center
Georgetown University Law Center
Teresa Boyle-Vellucci
Upper Montclair, NJ Lawyer. 19 years experience
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
David Owen
Upper Montclair, NJ Attorney. 35 years experience
Real Estate
Washington and Lee University School of Law
Washington and Lee University School of Law
Eric J. Szoke
West Caldwell, NJ Lawyer.
Free ConsultationBusiness, Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Cornell University
Cornell University
Steven Robert Lehr
West Caldwell, NJ Attorney.
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Real Estate
New York University School of Law and American University
New York University School of Law and American University
Steven Lehr is the principal and founder of LehrLaw, a boutique general practice law firm.
Carol Ann Castelbuono
West Caldwell, NJ Lawyer. 29 years experience
Free ConsultationElder, Estate Planning, Real Estate and Tax
University of Pennsylvania Law School and University of Pennsylvania Law School
University of Pennsylvania Law School and University of Pennsylvania Law School
Carol Ann has been practicing law for over 25 years, specializing in estate planning, estate administration, trust and estate law, elder law, business and tax matters.
Joseph D. Rotella
Newark, NJ Lawyer. 30 years experience
(973) 621-0333 744 Broad St
Newark, NJ 07102
Newark, NJ 07102
Free ConsultationCriminal, DWI and White Collar Crime
Whittier Law School
Whittier Law School
Edward Shulman
Paterson, NJ Attorney. 25 years experience
(973) 345-1151 152 Market Street
Suite 300
Paterson, NJ 07505
Suite 300
Paterson, NJ 07505
Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Edward Shulman is the founder and principal of The Shulman Law Group, LLC in Paterson, New Jersey. Mr. Shulman's practice is limited to all aspects of U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law with a special emphasis in Deportation/Removal Proceedings. Mr. Shulman is the former Chairman for the New Jersey Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and the New Jersey Bar Immigration Law Section. He has been named as Best Lawyers in America for Immigration Law and was cited in New York Magazine as Best Lawyers in the New York Area in the field of Immigration Law. He...
Christopher J. Donadio
Newark, NJ Attorney. 9 years experience
(973) 645-0581 1 Gateway Center
Newark, NJ 07102
Newark, NJ 07102
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Duke University School of Law
Duke University School of Law
Christopher Donadio joined the firm as an associate in 2015.
(212) 943-1090 80 Pine Street
34th Floor
New York, NY 10005
34th Floor
New York, NY 10005
Paris Lee
(732) 516-1717
Edison, NJ Attorney
19 years experience
19 years experience
Laurie L Newmark
(973) 539-0075Free Consultation
Morristown, NJ Lawyer
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Leisa Hutchison, M.S. CCC/SLP, Clinical Assistant Professor in WKU's Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, has been reappointed by Gov. Steve Beshear to the State Advisory Panel for Exceptional Children.
This is Hutchison's second three-year term representing parents of individuals with special needs. This panel, which is comprised of multiple state agency representatives, local and regional educators and special educators, superintendents, parents, government officials, university personnel, and individuals with disabilities, is mandated by the federal government to advise and assist the state Department of Education in policy development and implementation for students ages three through 21 who have disabilities and receive special education and/or related services.
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Preventable hospitalizations are costly among Medicaid enrollees in comprehensive managed care plans, according to new research from Western Kentucky University.
Dr. Scott Lyons, director of the School of Kinesiology, Recreation & Sport (KRS) at Western Kentucky University partnered with three colleagues, Dr. John Jackson of the University of Alabama, Dr. Willie Hey of the University of Louisiana-Monroe, and Mr.
Western Kentucky University's (WKU) Department of Public Health is now offering a Joint Undergraduate Master's Program, JUMP-MHA.
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Part 9: In which I finally slay a dragon
I hear another set of countries is thinking of joining this war for Boletaria. At last count, some 280,000 souls (from my land) have entered Boletaria to try to take it back from the demons. No one is reporting how many people are still fighting the good fight, but I still see the ghosts of them running about,
Sometimes, it's best to take a step back and reevaluate the approach one was taking. In my case, I could not get up the goddamn staircase in front of the blue dragon without him roasting my arse. One well timed dash and I finally made it past him, at which point I drew my bow and made him a pin cushion. Ostrava sat on the stairs watching as I slaughtered it. He, well, he gave me the key to the mosolium. I decided to take on the old king.
The old king was, surprisingly, a push over. Maybe he wanted me to take the sword he guarded. He didn't put up much of a fight. Now I face a king who may or may not be false. The end of my journey is near.
Status Complete: 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, Worlds 2 - 5, Red Dragon & Blue Dragon slain. Old King slain. Soul level, 87.


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Yahoo news.
Intel handed Lehman $1.0b cash for share buyback.
Lehman handed Intel collateral for the $1.0b cash.
Lehman keep Intel's $1.0b cash and did not repay.
Intel foreclosed on the collateral.
I suspect that the lawsuit is going to say that Intel should have returned the Lehman asset so it could be distributed evenly among Lehman depositors. Intel will probably that the two transactions were legally tied and Intel took the legally responsible action.
Intel was pretty conservative and guarded shareholders equity very nicely.
Intel decided to keep $1B when Lehman went bankrupt. Worstcase, they would have to return it.
I didn't think Lehman still existed. They were run by a bunch of #$%$.
Hope Goldman sees the same fate as Lehman.
If Intel has to return anything to Lehman than all of Lehmans managers, directors, ANALysts, and so forth should be put together as a group and work for the rest of their pathetic lives to return all the losses their shareholders endured as a result of their pathetic decisions.
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Manager feeling confident.
Goalkeeper in positive mood.
Davis/Abdo earn North East win.
The best bits from Villa's draw to Newcastle at Villa Park.
Extended highlights of Villa's 1-1 draw at home to Newcastle United.
The manager speaks to the press ahead of Villa's big clash with Newcastle Utd at Villa Park.
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Matt Lowton says Christian Benteke is ferocious on the pitch - and funny off it.
Benteke has really settled into life at Villa, with player after player coming out to praise him in media interviews.
Generally it's been about his performances in claret and blue but Lowton is keen to stress the good humour Benteke brings to proceedings at Bodymoor Heath during the week too.
He said: "Christian has been brilliant.
"He doesn't speak a massive amount of English but he knows enough to get by.
"He's funny, a funny guy, a great lad and it's fantastic we have him in our team.
"I wouldn't like to be defending against him! You saw the other weekend at Liverpool, he played against two seasoned internationals and he didn't give them a moment's peace.
"He's been doing that all season really. He's getting the goals as well and all the credit's coming his way now."
Lowton was eager to praise his strike partner, Andi Weimann, too.
Weimann has shown off his clinical touch in games against Norwich and Liverpool and Lowton believes there's more to come from the Austrian ace.
He added: "Andi has been putting in some great performances and I saw the gaffer saying the other day that he left him out to protect him because of the amount of energy he's put into the games.
"You look at the stats after the games and the amount of running he's doing at a high intensity is unreal.
"The gaffer was protecting him so he was fresh if needed and you saw that on Saturday at Anfield.
"He was fresh and look what he did! The second goal summed up our season up to now.
"We were passing it and it was great for Andi to get another goal."
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Reproductive Cloning
Reproductive cloning, possible through artificially-induced asexual reproduction, is a method used to make a clone of an entire organism.
Learning Objective
Differentiate reproductive cloning from cellular and molecular cloning
Key Points
- A form of asexual reproduction, parthenogenesis, occurs when an embryo grows and develops without the fertilization of the egg.
- In reproductive cloning, if the haploid nucleus of an egg cell is replaced with a diploid nucleus from the cell of an individual of the same species, it will become a zygote that is genetically identical to the donor.
- Reproductive cloning has become successful, but still has limitations as cloned individuals often exhibit facial, limb, and cardiac abnormalities.
- Therapeutic cloning, the cloning of human embryos as a source of embryonic stem cells, has been attempted in order to produce cells that can be used to treat detrimental diseases or defects.
stem cell
a primal undifferentiated cell from which a variety of other cells can develop through the process of cellular differentiation
a living organism produced asexually from a single ancestor, to which it is genetically identical
a form of asexual reproduction where growth and development of embryos occur without fertilization
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Reproductive Cloning
Reproductive cloning is a method used to make a clone or an identical copy of an entire multicellular organism. Most multicellular organisms undergo reproduction by sexual means, which involves genetic hybridization of two individuals (parents), making it impossible to generate an identical copy or clone of either parent. Recent advances in biotechnology have made it possible to artificially induce asexual reproduction of mammals in the laboratory.
Parthenogenesis, or "virgin birth," occurs when an embryo grows and develops without the fertilization of the egg occurring; this is a form of asexual reproduction. An example of parthenogenesis occurs in species in which the female lays an egg. If the egg is fertilized, it is a diploid egg and the individual develops into a female; if the egg is not fertilized, it remains a haploid egg and develops into a male. The unfertilized egg is called a parthenogenic, or virgin, egg. Some insects and reptiles lay parthenogenic eggs that can develop into adults.
Sexual reproduction requires two cells; when the haploid egg and sperm cells fuse, a diploid zygote results. The zygote nucleus contains the genetic information to produce a new individual. However, early embryonic development requires the cytoplasmic material contained in the egg cell. This idea forms the basis for reproductive cloning. If the haploid nucleus of an egg cell is replaced with a diploid nucleus from the cell of any individual of the same species (called a donor), it will become a zygote that is genetically identical to the donor. Somatic cell nuclear transfer is the technique of transferring a diploid nucleus into an enucleated egg. It can be used for either therapeutic cloning or reproductive cloning.
The first cloned animal was Dolly, a sheep who was born in 1996. The success rate of reproductive cloning at the time was very low. Dolly lived for seven years and died of respiratory complications . There is speculation that because the cell DNA belongs to an older individual, the age of the DNA may affect the life expectancy of a cloned individual. Since Dolly, several animals (e.g. horses, bulls, and goats) have been successfully cloned, although these individuals often exhibit facial, limb, and cardiac abnormalities. There have been attempts at producing cloned human embryos as sources of embryonic stem cells. Sometimes referred to as cloning for therapeutic purposes, the technique produces stem cells that attempt to remedy detrimental diseases or defects (unlike reproductive cloning, which aims to reproduce an organism). Still, therapeutic cloning efforts have met with resistance because of bioethical considerations.
Reproductive Cloning of Dolly, the Sheep
Dolly the sheep was the first mammal to be cloned. To create Dolly, the nucleus was removed from a donor egg cell. The nucleus from a second sheep was then introduced into the cell, which was allowed to divide to the blastocyst stage before being implanted in a surrogate mother.
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- Appears in these related concepts: Supercoiling, The Diversity of Life, and The Relationship Between Genes and Proteins
- asexual reproduction
- Appears in these related concepts: Advantages and Disadvantages of Sexual Reproduction, The Biological Species Concept, and Rhizaria
- biotechnology
- Appears in these related concepts: Global Aging, Applications of Genetic Engineering, and Early Biotechnology: Cheese, Bread, Wine, Beer, and Yogurt
- cardiac
- Appears in these related concepts: Intercellular Junctions, Modern Applications of DNA, and The Role of the Circulatory System
- cell
- Appears in these related concepts: Cells as the Basic Unit of Life, Citric Acid Cycle, and Levels of Organization
- diploid
- Appears in these related concepts: Introduction to Meiosis, Virus Classification, and Protist Life Cycles and Habitats
- fertilization
- Appears in these related concepts: Fertilization, Genetic Variation, and Implantation
- genetics
- Appears in these related concepts: Identification of Microbes Based on Molecular Genetics, Genes as the Unit of Heredity, and The Influence of Genes on Behavior
- haploid
- Appears in these related concepts: The Punnett Square Approach for a Monohybrid Cross, Mendel's Law of Dominance, and Characteristics of Gymnosperms
- reproduction
- Appears in these related concepts: The Lytic and Lysogenic Cycles of Bacteriophages, Characteristics of the Animal Body, and Methods of Reproducing
- resistance
- Appears in these related concepts: Resistors in Parallel, Resisitors in Series, and Introduction to Blood Flow, Pressure, and Resistance
- sexual reproduction
- Appears in these related concepts: Processes and Patterns of Evolution, Chytridiomycota: The Chytrids, and Basidiomycota: The Club Fungi
- somatic
- Appears in these related concepts: Subdivisions of the Nervous System, Autonomic Reflexes, and Body-Oriented Psychotherapies
- somatic cell
- Appears in these related concepts: The Role of the Cell Cycle, Genomic DNA and Chromosomes, and The Process and Purpose of Gene Expression Regulation
- source
- Appears in these related concepts: What Is the Accounting Cycle?, Transportation of Photosynthates in the Phloem, and Content Edcurator Job
- species
- Appears in these related concepts: The Species Concept in Microbiology, Emerging and Reemerging Infectious Diseases, and Plant Defenses Against Herbivores
- zygote
- Appears in these related concepts: Prenatal Brain Development, Fertilization, and Cleavage of the Zygote
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Since the NFLPA and NFL owners failed to agree on a new collective bargaining agreement and the NFLPA decertified March 11, fans have been left in limbo. When will this be settled? Will there be football next season? Why is there such a problem to divvy up $9 billion in revenue? Can't these millionaires and billionaires just figure it out?
For those interested in what is going on, but are confused on the tactics, The Orange and Brown Report's forum administrator, T-Dog, reached out to a law professor. For those who are unfamiliar, T-Dog is a Browns fan with many varied interests who writes under the pseudonym of, well, 'T-Dog'.
Geoffrey Rapp has been a professor at the University of Toledo's College of Law since 2004. He is a 1998 graduate of Harvard College and a 2001 graduate of Yale Law School. Among the courses Rapp teaches, is Sports Law and he is an editor of the Sports Law Blog.
Rapp was kind enough to answer some more questions proposed by The OBR's T-Dog.
The first interview with Professor Rapp can be found HERE.
Q. I have read that it would be illegal to hire replacement workers during during a lockout. Is that true?
PROFESSOR RAPP: That's an accurate statement -- it is unlawful to discharge or to "permanently replace" employees during a lockout. However, the employer can hire "temporary replacements" for the period the lockout lasts. A "locked out" worker is entitled to his or her job at the end of the lock out. But for some players, a long lock-out period may mean they come back to the football field changed men -- perhaps not as strong or ready to withstand injury. While such players are entitled to their jobs at the end of the lockout, for a few their careers may end up being shorter.
Q. It seems odd to me that you can have a contract with a player to play football for, say $6 Million a year, and that the owners could lock the players out, have games played by replacement players, and then not have to pay anything to the regular NFL players who are under contract. Why wouldn't the NFL owners be liable to pay the players under contract if games are played during a lockout?
PROFESSOR RAPP: Actually, the now-terminated Collective Bargaining Agreement (in Article XIV) contains a clause that provides that all player contracts expire on the last day of the last league year subject to the CBA. Now that the CBA has terminated, there are technically no players "under contract." In theory, then, any player is now free to sign an agreement to play with any NFL team, with a professional football team in Canada or an arena football team in the USA, or even with a rugby or Aussie rules team somewhere. Presumably, when the two sides to settle this dispute, they will agree on a provision that reinstates player contracts executed under the prior CBA. It's also possible that the players will be able to negotiate some sort back-pay to cover any missed salary payments during the lockout as part of the resolution of the dispute. But the bottom line is that lock outs like the one the teams are pursuing are meant to exert economic pressure on employees precisely by denying them regular payments.
Q. Individual players have said some pretty dumb things leading up to the lockout and afterwards. While the "slavery" comments are just a public relations nightmare for the NFLPA, the comments about the NFLPA reforming, and the decertification being tactical are featured prominently in the NFL's brief opposing the players' attempt to obtain an injunction against the lockout. How useful are those comments to the NFL's case that the decertification is a "sham"?
PROFESSOR RAPP: Part of the problem for the players in managing public relations is that they have so many individuals who could speak out of turn, whereas the owners only have to control the statements of two dozen sophisticated business people. In its complaint, the NFL does indeed highlight the comments of NFLPA player representatives for various teams, trying to make the case that the union has not really decertified. The problem is, there was a decertification vote. The union is no more, legally speaking. While it's tempting to criticize what appear to be "tactical" moves by the players, from a legal perspective those moves are binding. I think the NFL will need to show more – in effect, that the union remains in place and fully operational as the exclusive representative of players – in order to convince a court to buy the "sham" argument.
Q. Why would it matter if the decertification of the players' union were done for purely tactical reasons? One way of looking at the NFLPA is simply the players' agent - it represents them as a group. Usually, if I want to change agents (or negotiate for myself) because it would be to my benefit to do so, the party I am negotiating with can't force me to continue to use an agent I no longer want representing me. How is the situation with the NFLPA different from the usual principal-agent relationship, where the principal can terminate the relationship with the agent pretty much whenever he wants?
PROFESSOR RAPP: The major difference is that once a union is certified and recognized, it becomes the exclusive bargaining agent for all players. No individual player, if there is a union, gets to choose to negotiate a contract contrary to the CBA and the Uniform Player Contract it contains. Players can change agents, but the only way to change a union is to decertify it and either negotiate individually or establish another union. I'd also say that just because a move is "tactical" in nature, that doesn't automatically make it a sham. Much of relations between employees and employers in unionized settings involves tactical and strategic decision making. The NFL's lockout itself is a "tactic," meant to push players to the NFL's preferred financial resolution.
Q. One of the NFL's main arguments is that the Norris-LaGuardia Act prevents the District Court from intervening in a labor dispute. In your view, is the NFL's legal argument a likely winner, a long shot, or a loser?
PROFESSOR RAPP: I think this is a long shot. The decertification vote appears to have been legally valid. That means there is no longer a union, and the dispute is now between the individual players and the teams, not between a union and a multi-employer bargaining unit. The Norris-LaGuardia Act typically stops courts from intervening where the collective bargaining process remains intact; so long as it does, labor law remedies are the only ones available. But once the collective bargaining relationship collapses, antitrust claims become available to players as a weapon. The underlying purpose of the Norris-LaGuardia Act was to stop federal courts from intervening to bar labor unions from striking and from negotiating CBAs. Prior to the Act, courts regularly declared unions and the CBAs they negotiated to be violations of the antitrust laws. The use to which the NFL seeks to put the statute, while creative, doesn't strike me as one that has a ton of legal support.
Q. As the anti-trust litigation goes forward, will the players be able to use the "discovery process" to get the financial information they want from the owners? Or will the owners be able argue that detailed financial information for each team isn't relevant to the players' claims? Or can they keep the information out of the players' hands by some other legal strategy?
PROFESSOR RAPP: The law is that the players can use the discovery process to get documents relating to, and force the teams to answer questions relating to, anything that is probative of the underlying antitrust claims. That doesn't mean the players will get access to the complete books of each of the teams, as they have asked the NFL to produce in negotiations. The players' anti-trust claims involve collusion on player hiring, the draft and the like. Players will be able to obtain information on player compensation, transfers of funds between teams and the league and vice versa, and the like. The players' claims don't involve whether a particular team pays its front office staff exorbitant bonuses or employs family members of team owners in high-paying but essentially meaningless roles. Some of what the NFL doesn't want public will likely remain hidden from players and from the public view. In the labor negotiations, the teams claimed they were nearly losing money and would become unprofitable unless the CBA were altered, and the players questioned that claim and asked to see the complete books. But that dispute isn't the legal argument players are making in the antitrust case, so the information they'll be able to ferret out won't be the same. That said, once the Commissioner and other owners take the stand in any trial, it may be hard to keep everything under wraps.
Q. As far as the injunction goes, I have seen some arguments that the players are not likely to get it because injunctions are difficult to get in anti-trust cases. Others have said that the issue - a lockout where there is no union - is so clearly illegal conduct by the NFL that an injunction will probably be granted. Which side has it right? Or are they both wrong?
PROFESSOR RAPP: The trend in antitrust law over the past twenty years has been to avoid condemning collusive business practices as clearly illegal. Instead, the courts tend to prefer to evaluate the "reasonableness" of restraints on trade, which generally means a full blown trial. Since the owners have an argument that some kinds of cooperation among teams are necessary to regulate the industry and preserve the integrity of the NFL as a whole, I think it's likely the players will have to bring their case to the trial stage, and I tend to side with the view that a preliminary injunction stopping the lock-out won't be granted.
Q. Mike Vrabel appeared to propose that the NFLPA meet with the owners without the lawyers being present. The owners immediately "accepted" - although it appears they still wanted their lawyers involved. Is that something that could happen with the NFLPA presently decertified?
PROFESSOR RAPP: Since the NFLPA has decertified, it technically can't meet with and bargain with employers on behalf o the players. I don't think that would stop a group of players – leaders, so to speak – from talking to the teams about how to settle the dispute. However, I think it would be wise for both sides to be represented by, and advised by, attorneys. There is a tendency to think that once a party "lawyers up," getting a resolution of a dispute becomes more difficult outside of court. My experience has been that the opposite is true. If the various legal teams are doing their jobs, they will be helping their clients come to a resolution that both sides find acceptable.
Q. If it did happen, and the NFLPA met with the owners to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement, wouldn't the NFL's lawyers just run into court with the evidence that the NFLPA was acting like a union, even though they were 'decertified'?
PROFESSOR RAPP: That's certainly a possibility, which is why the players are likely to be very careful about how they characterize any discussions aimed at resolving the dispute. The union won't be sitting down at the table, even if it appears as if those player leaders are speaking on behalf of all players. I'd also hope that if the NFL wants to settle the dispute in good faith, it would be open to such discussions and would not seek to use them as leverage in the "sham" litigation.
Q. As the party seeking the injunction, what do the NFL players have to prove to the District Court judge?
PROFESSOR RAPP: The basic requirements for obtaining a preliminary injunction – that is, an injunction issued by a court before a full resolution of the issues raised in the lawsuit at trial – are that the party seeking the injunction will likely succeed on the merits of its claims at trial, that it would suffer irreparable harm if a preliminary injunction were not granted, and that on balance, granting the injunction would avoid more harm than it would cause. One problem for the players will be the second requirement – irreparable harm. That means the kind of harm that can't be remedied were a court to later simply award money damages. Even if the players' underlying antitrust claims are strong, I have a hard time seeing why awarding the players money at the end of a trial – plus the triple damages provided by antitrust law – would not more than repair any harm done by the lockout.
Q. A new lawsuit has been filed against the NFL by former players and college players. They are also suing the NFL on anti-trust grounds. What advantages, and disadvantages, do these two groups have as plaintiffs, as compared to the Brady/Manning/etc. litigants?
PROFESSOR RAPP: The additional lawsuit brings more pressure on the NFL because it significantly expands the scope of damages for which the league could be held accountable. In addition, the college players have an interesting potential advantage, in that since they have never been formally represented by the NFLPA, they may not be affected by the NFL's "sham" argument. The college players had nothing to do with the decertification of the union. On the other hand, the former players may not have the same incentive that the current players do to resolve the dispute. It may be that the suits by former and college players continue, even after the suits involving current players are resolved. I'm also under the impression that the suit involving college players – while seeking certification as a class action – has not yet identified any particular college players to serve as representative plaintiffs. That will be a big problem down the line – and it's possible that no eligible players, meaning ones good enough to get drafted and play in the NFL, will choose to step up as class representatives. The history for players challenging leagues – from Curt Flood to Maurice Clarett – seems to suggest that such efforts have a negative effect on players' career prospects. If I'm a college star worried about my future NFL career, I might choose to stay on the sidelines of this dispute.
Q. If the NFL loses, and an injunction is issued against continuation of the lockout - can the NFL just shut down operations and accomplish the same thing as a lockout?
PROFESSOR RAPP: The NFL's options, were an injunction issued, will depend on the nature and the scope of the injunction. While the NFL might be able to simply cease operations, over the long run that would cost the league so much money, and open the door to potential start-up rivals, that I think that's an unlikely prospect.
Q. It looks like the injunction issue is going to be decided by District Judge Susan Nelson. Neither side has - yet - asked to have the case transferred to Judge Doty. What can you tell us about Judge Nelson?
PROFESSOR RAPP: While I have no first-hand experience with Judge Nelson, she seems to be extremely well regarded by lawyers who've spent time in her courtroom. She has a reputation for being able to find common ground among contesting parties and bring sides to settlement. Given her reputation, I think this is a good development, both for the two sides in the dispute, and for NFL football fans.


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- American City Business Journals•2 days agoJoe Walsh, Bad Company Atlanta concert grosses $400,000
A Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and an English hard rock supergroup were just 175 tickets away from selling out their last show in Atlanta. The show, which was promoted by Beverly Hills, Calif.-based Live Nation Entertainment Inc. (LYV), had more than $400,000 in gross sales, according to data compiled by Billboard. Walsh, a former member of the Eagles, and Bad Company were in Atlanta with special guest Steve Rodgers as part of the One Hell Of A Night tour, which began May 12 in Dallas.
- PR Newswire•2 days agoLegendary Singer-Songwriter Stevie Nicks Will Be First Artist To Perform At New Park Theater at Monte Carlo
LAS VEGAS, Sept. 27, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Rock 'n' Roll legend and singer-songwriter Stevie Nicks will be the first artist to perform at the new Park Theater at Monte Carlo Resort and Casino when it opens its doors Saturday, Dec. 17. Nicks, joined by special guests The Pretenders, is scheduled to take the stage at 8 p.m. The multi-platinum selling artist is the first of many of the world's premier music talents who will be part of Park Theater's opening lineup. "Stevie Nicks is a legend in the music industry and we are thrilled she will be the first to perform in our new Park Theater," said Richard Sturm, President of Entertainment for MGM Resorts International.
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The Irving Music Factory — a Live Nation-anchored, mixed-use development in Las Colinas — is weighing its options to partner with a new long-term capital source, either debt or equity, that wants to bet on the project's success. "Obviously, interest rates are going up at some point and we want to make sure we have the right kind of long-term financing whether that's debt or equity or a combination thereof," he added. The Music Factory will have a 100,000-square-foot office for the Irving-based Ethos Group, a number of eating and dining options , and a Live Nation-anchored music venue — which converts easily from an intimate 4,000-seat concert hall to an 8,000-seat amphitheater — is being called the Pavilion at The Music Factory.
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"The problem with the Government's so called war on red tape is that the real casualties will be Australian actors and crew."
Senator Nick Xenophon.
The Federal Government is proposing to scrap the visa rules which regulate the number of foreign performers and crew who can work temporarily in Australia.
At present, foreign workers can be brought in to work temporarily in Australia on a project after approval from the Arts Minister, consultation with the MEAA and confirmation the project will bring a net employment benefit to Australia.
The government has ordered the review with a view to cutting what it describes as "reducing the burden and cost of unnecessary or inefficient regulation" and the review paper canvasses removing all of these protections.
Scrapping the visa controls would mean productions will have unfettered ability to fill all lead and major supporting roles with overseas performers and import entire teams of production crew.
Labor, the Greens and several crossbench Senators have publicly opposed the Government's plans, saying local actors and crew would suffer.
The changes are still being considered by the Government.
Your industry needs your support to fight these changes. Current and future generations of performers and crew are depending on you.
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Local performers need every possible opportunity to be cast in local productions. It's how they get their training, it's how they make a name for themselves, it's how we tell Australian stories. Actors like Geoffrey Rush, Nicole Kidman and Cate Blanchett couldn't have forged international careers without the opportunities for local actors provided by subsidised Australian productions.
Australian performers relish the opportunity to work with our international colleagues. The current guidelines don't prevent big names from coming here. That's not their purpose. What they do is make sure that a production funded by Australian taxpayers gives job opportunities to Australian performers. Productions with a lot of foreign finance can – and do – hire whoever they want.
The rules, which have been in place for more than two decades, are there to make sure Australian performers get a chance to tell Australian stories to Australian audiences. They have provided work opportunities and a career path for performers for the past 20 years. The current rules are widely supported in the industry.
The equal playing field is a myth. Australian actors can't just turn up in Hollywood and start working. US visa and union regulations concerning foreign actors are even stricter than here. Australian actors working in Hollywood are working on films that are financed privately and have no cultural remit. They don't receive taxpayers-funding.
The current scheme (The Foreign Actor Certification Scheme) has done a good job, providing the industry enough flexibility while supporting Australian talent. If we don't protect our local entertainment industry, it will become weaker over time. Then all Australians will lose out.
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Work in the screen industry is intermittent and unreliable. The fluctuating dollar, arts funding and government incentives are some of the many factors that impact screen production levels. When a production is shot in this country, every job counts. They provide invaluable work and training opportunities.
The 420 visa requires employers to demonstrate that imported workers genuinely have skills that are not available locally, and must pass a "net employment benefit test" to prove that their production will create jobs for local workers. The Abbott Government wants to replace it with a 'no adverse consequence' test. This would add uncertainty to the visa process and be incredibly difficult to enforce.
Under the 420 visa employers must work with MEAA to comply with Australian employment and health and safety laws. These checks and balances are important. In 1998 an Australian stunt performer was killed on a British dramatised documentary filmed in Queensland. None of the British personnel were traveling on the correct visa and there had been no contact with MEAA. The stunt had not been performed in accordance with the Safety Code contained in the industrial instrument nor broader Australian standards. The stunt performer had been inappropriately engaged as a subcontractor so no workers' compensation policy applied.
When foreign crew are imported to work on a screen production or to broadcast an event they can be paid significantly less than the Australian market rate. During the 2015 Cricket World Cup a broadcast company imported more than 200 crew workers from South Africa, India and Malaysia The 420 visa was controversially not used in this instance. They were paid about $230 less a day than Australian workers would have been.
MEAA members have presented high ranking officials from the Federal Government's Arts Ministry with more than 1000 messages urging them not to scrap the visa rules that protect local jobs and local stories.
The messages were presented by Art Director Fiona Donovan, Focus Puller Jack Mayo, Actor/Producer Dustin Clare and Actor Geoff Morrell.
Thanks to everyone who supported the Save our Stories campaign, the Government has not yet gone ahead with the radical proposal they flagged in January.
"I am an Australian. I wasn't born here but my stories are made here. Long may that continue. Please retain the existing rules."
"We are running a small company and providing effects for the film and TV industries – we are doing this at the highest level but it is a fighting battle just to survive in the current climate. This campaign needs our support."
"Work in the screen industry is intermittent. If local screen technicians are passed over for overseas personnel that may mean a year or more without work. When that happens we start to lose our skills because we have not had the opportunity to practice our craft. Years of experience and expertise would be lost if we lost what little work there has been in recent years. The chances of Australian technicians having equal opportunities if we wanted to work in the US, Canada or the UK would be extremely remote."
"When Dame Enid Lorimer, OAM, was awarded the Chips Rafferty Memorial Award in 1982, the 94 year-old actress finished her acceptance speech by saying she was pleased she had lived long enough to see that Australian actors were no longer relegated to 'cast includes'. We do not want to return to the bad old days."
"Regional and rural areas of Australia matter. We need to hear the stories of people who live where we live."
"It's scary entering an industry that has such a high unemployment rate and we'll take any help we can get to survive and hopefully thrive."
"I am now over 50. I have been working in film & TV for over 30 years. I need this work to continue. Not only for me but also my kids so I can pass on my skills set. This is my life."
"I spent 18 months living out of my ute looking for work. Now I have work and am much happier not living in my ute. I would like to progress my career not end up jobless again."
"As a full-time freelance film maker competing for work is a constant battle. Every day I fight to be in front of the pack to ensure I have a job to pay my mortgage. If international crew breach our shores hundreds if not thousands of Australian TAX PAYING filmmakers will miss out on the work they deserve!"
"We have current regulations in place which allow for culturally confident and sensible collaborations with our international colleagues. A policy of complete deregulation in this country for the Arts will send extraordinary Australian talent back to the bleachers. The USA, UK and Europe all have strong protections in place to support the contributions made by their artists – why would we give ours up?"
"With the influx of online streaming services, now is not the time to threaten the viability of the industry further, we should instead be building on our strengths and creating and selling our stories to the world."
"Our industry in South Australia is a small, boutique collection of highly-skilled performers and crew. I have been a performer for 45 years and I spend much of my time these days mentoring younger actors. I want actors of the calibre of Teresa Palmer and Xavier Samuel to be followed by many more stars who have forged their early careers in Adelaide. I know almost all the crews who work here and I know how hard it is to maintain a career, a family and a lifestyle here. The proposed changes to fair visa rules will do so much more than cut "red tape" – they will cut us off at the knees!"
"We have just seen god knows how many camera operators came to our country to cover the world cup of cricket and I stood alongside at least ten unemployed local operators outside the SCG twice with no apparent support from government to try and stop this happening."
"There are already so few opportunities for Aussies in the arts (which isn't helped by the funding cuts either by the way!) Please don't take away the little we do have."
"I'm a young producer, and if I can't get a foot in the door making films here, I have nowhere to start my career."
"Within a relatively small industry we've an abundance of homegrown talent who rarely get to practice their craft and are eager to work, and certainly no need to bring in overseas talent beyond the model already successfully in place. I support #saveourstories, I support Australia, I support art. I hope you do too."
"We have great talent here, and we have emerging talent and industry professionals that aspire to be great, why outsource when we can buy, and invest in Australian made?"
"I am a young actor about to graduate from university and enter our vibrant Australian industry. Give me a chance to work in my own field, in my own country."


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Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County recently announced Joe Henson as Service First Champion.
Service First Champions are individuals who consistently exceed all expectations for the purpose of serving others and are nominated by colleagues, physicians, patients and their family/support persons for outstanding service.
Henson, who has over 12 years experience with the Baptist Union County facilities management department, was nominated by his colleagues for his volunteering.
During his time off, Henson prepared grilled chicken for Baptist Union County Relay for Life® team and colleagues who have survived cancer.
"Joe Henson exemplifies a Service First Champion and we are so proud of him," says Walter Grace, Baptist Union County CEO and administrator. "It is people like Joe who make a real difference at Baptist Union County and in our community."
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