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• Lawyer for Cuban agents vows last-ditch appeal Longview Daily News He said the 55-year-old dual Cuban-American citizen is working as a caretaker at a private home, but would not reveal the location out of concern for his client's security. The lawyers were interviewed by The Associated Press in a restricted area of ... and more »

• WisBar

  Preserve Confidentiality When Using Technology WisBar An attorney's responsibility for the security of information contained on office equipment does not necessarily end when that equipment is no longer under the attorney's control. by Dean R. Dietrich I use a lot of technology equipment in my law ...

• Lawyer for Cuban agents vows last-ditch appeal The Bozeman Daily Chronicle He said the 55-year-old dual Cuban-American citizen is working as a caretaker at a private home, but would not reveal the location out of concern for his client's security. The lawyers were interviewed by The Associated Press in a restricted area of ... and more »

• Macon Telegraph (blog)

  Lawyer for Cuban agents vows last-ditch appeal Macon Telegraph (blog) He said the 55-year-old dual Cuban-American citizen is working as a caretaker at a private home, but would not reveal the location out of concern for his client's security. The lawyers were interviewed by The Associated Press in a restricted area of ... and more »

• Lawyer for Cuban agents vows last-ditch appeal KTAR.com He said the 55-year-old dual Cuban-American citizen is working as a caretaker at a private home, but would not reveal the location out of concern for his client's security. The lawyers were interviewed by The Associated Press in a restricted area of ... and more »

• Somali pirates spawn lucrative security trade Financial Times But they are not the only ones making money. Lawyers and insurers have benefited too. More controversially, the rise in piracy has spawned a valuable, ill-regulated and, critics fear, potentially lethal maritime security industry. and more »

• Somali pirates spawn lucrative security trade Financial Times But they are not the only ones making money. Lawyers and insurers have benefited too. More controversially, the rise in piracy has spawned a valuable, ill-regulated and, critics fear, potentially lethal maritime security industry.

• Boston.com

  Lawyer for Cuban agents vows last-ditch appeal Boston.com He said the 55-year-old dual Cuban-American citizen is working as a caretaker at a private home, but would not reveal the location out of concern for his client's security. The lawyers were interviewed by The Associated Press in a restricted area of ... and more »

• Experts: It's a rough time for law school grads State Journal David Ferretti, a Spilman Thomas & Battle member in charge of lawyer administration, said the demand for entry level lawyers is less than it was 15 years ago. "The biggest reason is because experienced attorneys are looking for jobs and that takes away ...

• Lawyer For Cuban Agents Vows Last-Ditch Appeal NPR He said the 55-year-old dual Cuban-American citizen is working as a caretaker at a private home, but would not reveal the location out of concern for his client's security. The lawyers were interviewed by The Associated Press in a restricted area of ... and more »

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