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The Wilson County School Board did not change an optional face covering policy Monday amid an emotionally charged meeting that drew an overflow crowd. Director of Schools Jeff Luttrell recommended no change to the optional mask policy for now when he addressed the board. Luttrell cited COVID-19 trends being fluid. The board took no action on changing the optional face covering policy for students and teachers with classes to start on Thursday. The board meeting was recessed, which could allow the board to pick up the issue again and evaluate stronger recommendations on face coverings before ...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Letters demanding that a company “cease and desist” what the sender of the letter deems an infringement of the sender’s intellectual property rights – whether patent, trademark or copyright – are communications primarily to achieve enforcement without a need to seek court intervention.   Letters of this nature can be deceptively short and should neither be sent, nor result in a response, without a careful balancing of the rights involved, the competitive or business relationship between the parties, the result asked, als...

CONWAY — Town Manager Tom Holmes told selectmen that enforcement of regulations against short-term rentals would wait for the courts, but Thursday he appeared to have backed off a bit

ECWd) - Silver Lake Law Group ltd. attorney Tom Devore is representing Kirk Allen and John Kraft, founders of the Edgar County Watchdogs Inc. in a recently filed Declaratory Judgment action against Governor Pritzker in relation to his perpetual issuance of disaster proclamations. ECWd was the first to expose the fact Governor Pritzkers Executive Orders do not trump the people's due process rights in this article on March 15th, 2020.  Two weeks later we provided this article, Illinois Business and Citizen Road Map to Freedom that outlined the people's rights in relation to Governor Pritzker...

PLR deems judicial modifications of trust don’t impact generation-skipping tax exemption. Private Letter Ruling 202108001 (released Feb. 26, 2021) addresses the intersection of the best of times – a grandfathered generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax-exempt trust funded generously enough to warrant the cost of a PLR application – and the worst of times, namely drafting careless enough to include a digit mid-word in the title of a trust article.  And the hero of our PLR is, undoubtedly, the brave counsel who rode into the fray with the issue-spotting-telescope of a 1L confronting...