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Transparency Dilemma: State Panel to Weigh More or Less Disclosure for NC Attorney Complaints

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RALEIGH, N.C. – A state panel in North Carolina is currently deliberating on whether there should be more or less transparency for complaints filed against attorneys. The panel’s recommendation is highly anticipated as it could significantly shape the way attorney misconduct allegations are handled in the state. The debate centers around the balance between protecting the public and the right to privacy for attorneys facing complaints. Proponents of increased transparency argue that the public has a right to know about any potential misconduct by attorneys who are supposed to uphold the law. They believe that … Read more

Emmy Award-Winning Journalist Maria Stephanos Joins Prestigious Judging Panel for Massachusetts ProStart Invitational 2024

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Walpole, Massachusetts – Maria Stephanos, a well-known journalist and news anchor from Boston, will be making a special appearance as a guest judge at the 2024 Massachusetts ProStart Invitational on February 27th. The ProStart Invitational is an annual competition that brings together high school culinary and hospitality students to showcase their skills and passion for the industry. Stephanos, who has been a prominent figure in Boston’s news scene for many years, will be lending her expertise and knowledge to the participants as they compete in various culinary challenges. As a guest judge, she will have … Read more

Jury Set and Ready: Brad Srebnik’s Trial for Double Murder Charges Begins with 16-Member Panel

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Alpena, Michigan – The jury has been selected for the trial of Brad Srebnik, who is accused of murdering Brynn Bills and Abby Hill in 2021. The 16-person jury, consisting of eight men and eight women, was finalized on Thursday at the APlex. While all 16 jury members will be present for the trial, only 12 will participate in the deliberation process, which will be determined through a random selection. The decision to seat more jurors was made to prevent any delays that could arise from unforeseen circumstances, such as COVID-19 infections. If convicted, Srebnik … Read more

Appellate Panel Denies Woman’s Bid for a New Trial in Truck Crash Lawsuit

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TRENTON, N.J. – A woman who filed a lawsuit against two companies and a driver in relation to a truck crash has been denied a new trial by a New Jersey appellate panel. The crash caused the woman’s car to collide with a guardrail. The decision was made after the panel reviewed the case and determined that there were no grounds for a new trial. The woman had originally filed the lawsuit following a truck accident that occurred in New Jersey. She alleged that the two companies involved and the driver of the truck were … Read more