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- Wyoming lawmaker lobbies for CBM, pulls bill to promote it - Billings Gazette
Wyoming lawmaker lobbies for CBM, pulls bill to promote it
Billings Gazette
Prior to taking the consulting job, Jennings received a memo from the state's Legislative Service Office stating that Wyoming law doesn't specifically prohibit a legislator from lobbying the federal government. The memo did not address whether it was a ...and more » - Wyoming lawmaker in last session as budget 'big dog' - Casper Star-Tribune Online
Wyoming lawmaker in last session as budget 'big dog'
Casper Star-Tribune Online
Nicholas said it is easier for him to take a block of time from his law practice rather than have to attend legislative interim committee meetings every couple of weeks. Although members of the committee grumble about the long hours spent on budget ...
Wyoming Senate agrees to hear Laramie aquifer billKULR-TV all 7 news articles » - Judge allows grizzly bear mauling suit to proceed - Powell Tribune
Judge allows grizzly bear mauling suit to proceed
Powell Tribune
The US Attorney's Office in Cheyenne had argued that a Wyoming law indemnifying landowners who allow the public to freely recreate on their property gave the government immunity from the suit. The government asked for the case to be dismissed.and more » - Stock Growers Land Trust Announces 2012 Board of Directors - Casper Journal
Stock Growers Land Trust Announces 2012 Board of Directors
Casper Journal
Born in Cheyenne, Mr. Wiederspahn's private law practice specializes in the areas of public utility law, municipal finance, real property, health care, wills and trusts, securities and corporate law. A former member of the Wyoming Legislature, ... - Prominent Hamilton lawyer served as Miami trustee - Middletown Journal
Prominent Hamilton lawyer served as Miami trustee
Middletown Journal
Barbara Morgenstern, an attorney from Wyoming and journalism law professor at Miami University, said her father, whose parents were born in Russia, always cherished the opportunities in the United States, the public education and the public tennis ...and more » - Hitching Post owners want insurance company lawsuit dismissed - Billings Gazette
Hitching Post owners want insurance company lawsuit dismissed
Billings Gazette
(Wyoming is in the Denver-based 10th US Circuit.) That means ?'in all cases of concurrent jurisdiction, the court which first has possession of the subject must decide it,'? Osias wrote. Osias, of the Newark, NJ, law firm McCarter and English LLP, ...
Hitch owners want insurance company lawsuit dismissedCasper Star-Tribune Online all 6 news articles » - Natrona County School Board adopts anti-'double dipping' policy - Casper Star-Tribune Online
Natrona County School Board adopts anti-'double dipping' policy
Casper Star-Tribune Online
But the action won't fix a loophole in Wyoming law that allows this kind of "double dipping" -- when a rehired employee collects both a salary and retirement benefits. "This whole business of double dipping is highly offensive," trustee Donn McCall ... - Nelson joins firm - Casper Journal
Nelson joins firm
Casper Journal
After beginning his law career with a private firm in Indianapolis, Nelson was admitted to practice law in Wyoming and moved to Casper in 2001. He has served as an attorney for the City of Casper, a Senior Assistant Attorney General for the Wyoming Oil ... - Antelope Butte Ski Area nears survival goal - Wyoming Business Report
Antelope Butte Ski Area nears survival goal
Wyoming Business Report
For the last few months, foundation officials have created a strategic fundraising plan with the help of an international law firm that has taken on the project pro bono. Their deadline arrives Friday with the goal of raising $125000 to submit an ... - As Profits Dip, a Spate of Practice Leaders Defect - New York Law Journal (registration)
As Profits Dip, a Spate of Practice Leaders Defect
New York Law Journal (registration)
"All of the financial services institutional clients I have brought to the firm have indicated that they are transitioning to Thompson & Knight," O'Connor said in an interview with The National Law Journal. "Suffice to say, we represent practically all ...
- Nelson joins firm
The law firm of Rothgerber Johnson & Lyons LLP welcomes Eric K. Nelson as Special Counsel to the firm's Casper office. Nelson will be continuing his practice in civil litigation with an emphasis on commercial, oil and gas, and employment law cases. - Nicholas backs state land purchase from law client
BEN NEARY Associated Press CHEYENNE, Wyo. The chairman of the Wyoming Legislature's Senate Appropriations Committee is advocating a deal in which the state would buy 11,000 acres from a client of his law firm. Republican Sen. Phil Nicholas of Laramie is meanwhile keeping alive a proposal under which the client, Doug Samuelson, would acquire a 50,000-acre ranch between Laramie and Cheyenne. The ... - Stock Growers Land Trust Announces 2012 Board of Directors
The Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust recently held its annual meeting and elected a new slate of officers and two new members to its Board of Directors, each for three year terms. - Business digest: Sunday, Feb. 12
Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2012 4:00 am | Updated: 6:30 pm, Sun Feb 12, 2012. The Longview law firm of Coghlan Crowson has announced the addition of a new partner, Rickey L. Faulkner. - Burleson LLP Continues Growth in Denver, Adding 12 Attorneys, Strengthening Comprehensive Capabilities
DENVER, Jan. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Burleson LLP today announced that 12 attorneys have recently joined its newest location in Denver, reinforcing the firm's dedication to delivering a comprehensive ... - Wyoming Senate agrees to hear Laramie aquifer bill
The Wyoming State Senate has voted to consider a bill that would put up state money to buy land near Laramie to protect the aquifer. - Hitch owners want insurance company lawsuit dismissed
A federal court should dismiss the lawsuit filed in Wyoming this month by the insurance company that claims the owners of the Hitching Post Inn in Cheyenne torched the legendary hotel for the money, according to legal papers filed last week. - Judge allows grizzly bear mauling suit to proceed
A federal district court judge in Cheyenne has rejected the federal government?s claim that it?s immune from being sued over the fatal 2010 grizzly bear mauling of a Illinois man, allowing the case to go forward. On June 17, 2010, Erwin F. Evert was apparently killed by a 430-pound grizzly bear that was recovering from federal researchers? tranquilizers in the Shoshone National Forest, just east ... - Search narrows for Capitola police chief
CAPITOLA - Capitola has narrowed its search for its new top cop to one man, a high-ranking officer at another county law enforcement agency, city leaders said Thursday. - Santorum Doubles Fundraising in January to $4.5 Million
Rick Santorum has not enjoyed front-runner status in the GOP race for president for nearly as long as Mitt Romney, so it is not surprising that he is behind the Romney camp in fundraising. But many donors have arrived for Santorum, and a super-PAC has backed him in recent weeks. Here is a look at Santorum's finances and how he is doing compared to his competition.
