Article from Waller's Media Mentions.

A discussion relating to a recent case where a major restaurant chain was accused by a former manager of sexual harassment and discrimination in promotion.

Article from Waller's Media Mentions

Nashville is working to keep 22,000 acres of land open for parks and greenways in the years to come.

The Chicago Auto Show was highlighted by alt-energy vehicles with Chevy Volt and Nissan LEAF, as well as 30 hybrids and dozen diesel-fuel vehicles being shown.

Some enterprising hospitals and health systems are reevaluating their real estate strategies and selling medical office buildings as a way of accessing capital.

A summary of tax issues relating to the healthcare sector.

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According to news sources, a nurse’s release from an Atlanta hospital on October 28, 2014, left just one person in the United States battling Ebola as of that date.

Typically, a health care company will first learn of a fraud investigation when it is contacted by government agents.

Healthcare IT Security Is Difficult, But Not Impossible

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A discussion on the fact that leaks can be investigated without subpoenaing reporters.

With the clock ticking on efforts in Washington to reform immigration this year, a group of Tennessee business leaders on Wednesday called on lawmakers to set aside politics and get new laws enacted.

After the Supreme Court struck down a core provision of the Defense of Marriage Act last month, some legal scholars and many Americans assumed that the ruling automatically extended federal immigration benefits to the same-sex foreign spouses of United States citizens.

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TTAB Finds HOLISTIC Merely Descriptive of Cat Food

2012's Top Deal: Simon Brings the Barons Home

Developer Targets Early October Start On Midtown Project

Here's an interesting visit with Derek Diedricksen, who has been described as "a mad scientist with too much lumber on his hands."