Monthly Archives: March 2012

Have you ever parked at a non-functioning parking meter to run to the court and returned to your car to find a traffic citation on your windshield?  The laws about broken meters vary from city to city and just like … Continue reading

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In an effort to address the State’s alarming unemployment rate, certain large construction projects which implement innovative measures to reduce environmental impacts will be processed under new procedures designed to fast track such projects. The Jobs and Economic Improvement through … Continue reading

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The rapid growth of the use of e-mail as a professional communication tool has necessitated the development of guidelines, or “netiquette” in handling, managing and writing e-mail.  Here are some common pitfalls to avoid: Who among us has mistakenly chosen … Continue reading

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