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A legal blog for Arkansas. Jodie L. Hill is responsible for the content of Downtown Lawyer. This blog is not intended to convey legal advice, which often turns on specific facts and applicable law. The contents of Downtown Lawyer have been prepared for general, informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. On September 11, 2009 at 7:22 am. I like the new look of the website! On September 11, 2009 at 1:03 pm. Jodie L. Hill. On February 6, 2010 at 8:19 am. Jodie L. Hill. 50 Rules...
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A legal blog for Arkansas. While I handle many different types of cases, they tend to fall into one of three categories, which can also overlap to some degree. This area of law encompasses various issues that can arise during and after the construction of buildings, roads, bridges, and industrial plants to name a few. I have experience in resolving disputes on behalf of developers, owners, design professionals, prime and sub contractors, construction managers, installers, and suppliers. This can be a ver...
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A legal blog for Arkansas. About: Jodie L. Hill. I'm a litigation attorney practicing in Little Rock, Arkansas. I handle mainly tort and contract claims. I started this blog to discuss legal issues I find interesting or that I deal with a lot and think other people may find useful. Posts by Jodie L. Hill:. September 26, 2011. Seventh Circuit holds that indigent plaintiff’s lawsuit should not have been dismissed solely because he was unable to pay a court-imposed sanction. August 24, 2011. August 15, 2011.
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Ninth Circuit finds that government failed to properly consider the potential impact an increase in Medicare co-payments would have on economically vulnerable Arizonans. | Downtown Lawyer
https://downtownlawyer.wordpress.com/2011/08/24/ninth-circuit-finds-that-government-failed-to-properly-consider-the-potential-impact-an-increase-in-medicare-co-payments-would-have-on-economically-vulnerable-arizonans
A legal blog for Arkansas. Laquo; Fifth Circuit holds that a school district can be held liable for allowing an unauthorized stranger to remove and then sexually abuse a student. Seventh Circuit holds that indigent plaintiff’s lawsuit should not have been dismissed solely because he was unable to pay a court-imposed sanction. Ninth Circuit finds that government failed to properly consider the potential impact an increase in Medicare co-payments would have on economically vulnerable Arizonans. There is li...
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Seventh Circuit holds that indigent plaintiff’s lawsuit should not have been dismissed solely because he was unable to pay a court-imposed sanction. | Downtown Lawyer
https://downtownlawyer.wordpress.com/2011/09/26/seventh-circuit-holds-that-indigent-plaintiffs-lawsuit-should-not-have-been-dismissed-solely-because-he-was-unable-to-pay-a-court-imposed-sanction
A legal blog for Arkansas. Laquo; Ninth Circuit finds that government failed to properly consider the potential impact an increase in Medicare co-payments would have on economically vulnerable Arizonans. Seventh Circuit holds that indigent plaintiff’s lawsuit should not have been dismissed solely because he was unable to pay a court-imposed sanction. September 26, 2011 by Jodie L. Hill. Williams also complained to the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, blaming Payton for the dela...
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Fifth Circuit holds that a school district can be held liable for allowing an unauthorized stranger to remove and then sexually abuse a student. | Downtown Lawyer
https://downtownlawyer.wordpress.com/2011/08/15/fifth-circuit-holds-that-a-school-district-can-be-held-liable-for-allowing-an-unauthorized-stranger-to-remove-and-then-sexually-abuse-a-student
A legal blog for Arkansas. Laquo; Utah Court of Appeals holds that “religious” tattoo parlor not exempt from paying unemployment insurance. Ninth Circuit finds that government failed to properly consider the potential impact an increase in Medicare co-payments would have on economically vulnerable Arizonans. Fifth Circuit holds that a school district can be held liable for allowing an unauthorized stranger to remove and then sexually abuse a student. August 15, 2011 by Jodie L. Hill. You are commenting u...
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Utah Court of Appeals holds that “religious” tattoo parlor not exempt from paying unemployment insurance. | Downtown Lawyer
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A legal blog for Arkansas. Laquo; Third Circuit holds that plaintiffs lack standing to challenge individual mandate provision of health care reform because they have no current injury. Fifth Circuit holds that a school district can be held liable for allowing an unauthorized stranger to remove and then sexually abuse a student. Utah Court of Appeals holds that “religious” tattoo parlor not exempt from paying unemployment insurance. August 12, 2011 by Jodie L. Hill. For the full story, click here. You are...