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INTA Files Amicus Briefs on Famous Names, Book Titles as Trademarks in EU Published: March 10, 2021 Micheline Don Parker Advocaten Amsterdam, Netherlands International Amicus Committee—Europe Amicus Subcommittee INTA recently filed two amicus briefs before the Grand Board of Appeal (GBoA...
The federal Agriculture Minister has reassured producers across Canada that work is in motion to get temporary foreign workers in place promptly. Marie-Claude Bibeau delivered this message as…
Despite the Texas Winter Storm, Weddings Went On The pandemic has already thrown weddings into a tailspin, but a sudden and devastating storm was one more hurdle to overcome for vendors and couples. On Feb. 14, when winter storm warnings and an increase in snowfall began in Texas, Julia McEwen and Chris Keton had just four hours to change wedding plans.Credit...Kendall Peters Photo By Jenny Block March 2, 2021 Battered already by a year of coronavirus devastation and postponements, couples in Texas who had hopes of marrying in mid-February had another unexpected hurdle to overcome before fina...
C Austin Wells. The 32 non-roster invitees consist of 13 pitchers (four left-handers, nine right-handers), seven catchers, six infielders and six outfielders. Seventeen of these players have accrued Major League service time: Bruce (12 years, 125 days), Chacín (9 years, 87 days), Chirinos (8 years, 103 days), Warren (7 years, 36 days), Dietrich (6 years, 112 days), L. García (5 years, 92 days), Goody (4 years, 105 days), Lyons (4 years, 75 days), Barraclough (4 years, 20 days), Wojciechowski (2 years, 151 days), Brantly (2 years, 31 days), Luetge (2 years, 15 days), Cortes (1 year, 139 days...
Missouri House OKs Ozarks lawmaker's plan to push back on federal gun laws Austin Huguelet, Springfield News-Leader © Tim Bommel Rep. Jered Taylor, R-Republic JEFFERSON CITY — Citing fears of impending tyranny, the Missouri House gave initial approval to a plan to limit the reach of federal gun laws here Wednesday. The bill from Rep. Jered Taylor, R-Christian County, would bar state and local law enforcement from enforcing any federal statutes that ban or discourage “law-abiding citizens” from having guns, accessories or ammunition. Taylor and other Republicans said t...