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Building A Supportive Community - Vimarsana News

Building A Supportive Community

Empathy is at the heart of building a supportive community of like-minded colleagues.

Concord Law School celebrates 25 years since becoming the nation's first of its kind - Vimarsana News

Concord Law School celebrates 25 years since becoming the nation's first of its kind

From dial-up to broadband to exploring how to use cutting-edge virtual reality and artificial intelligence in its curriculum, a lot has changed since the first cohort of Concord Law School students logged into their classes in 1998.

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California Lawyers Association Introduces its New Lawyers Section - Vimarsana News

California Lawyers Association Introduces its New Lawyers Section

/PRNewswire/ -- The California Lawyers Association (CLA) is pleased to introduce its New Lawyers Section, formerly the California Young Lawyers Association...

Zein Obagi, President of Obagi Law Group, P.C., Examines California's Economy & How it's Poised for a 'Euphoric' Rebound - Brazil Business Today - Vimarsana News

Zein Obagi, President of Obagi Law Group, P.C., Examines California's Economy & How it's Poised for a 'Euphoric' Rebound - Brazil Business Today

California’s strict public health measures during the pandemic protected its economy, setting the stage for an even faster recovery in the state than

Acclaimed Litigation Attorney, Zein E. Obagi Jr., Examines Amazon's Practice Making Their Drivers Pee in Bottles - Vimarsana News

Acclaimed Litigation Attorney, Zein E. Obagi Jr., Examines Amazon's Practice Making Their Drivers Pee in Bottles

Zein Obagi Jr. LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, April 7, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- E-commerce giant Amazon has apologized to a US lawmaker after falsely denying that some of its drivers are forced at times to urinate in plastic bottles. The flap started last week with a tweet from Mark Pocan, a Democrat from Wisconsin. Acclaimed litigation attorney, Zein E. Obagi Jr., had much to say on the matter and was quick to criticize this unethical employer practice. "The Ninth Circuit has found it inhumane for municipalities to criminalize natural conduct that our homeless population must undertake, s...