| AMA joins e-health records ownership debate AUSTRALIAN Medical Association president Andrew Pesce has signalled concerns about plans for patient-controlled e-health records. australianit.news.com.au |
Brown stands back as BAE defence giant faces prosecution over bribes Gordon Brown is ready to leave Britain鈥檚 biggest defence manufacturer, BAE Systems, to the mercy of the courts over allegations that it paid millions of pounds in bribes to win contracts, The Times has learnt. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
Illinois Eyed for Gitmo Detainees The U.S. is looking at a mostly unused prison in Illinois as a place to move some terrorism suspects now detained at Guantanamo Bay. feedproxy.google.com |
Albany Law School alum appointed to U.S. attorney post President Obama has appointed an Albany Law School alumnus to be the next top attorney in a federal court district that includes the Capital Region. bizjournals.com |
Lawyers contend with vague estate tax laws When a law is about to change, lawyers often pounce into action to help clients accommodate to the changes. But when Congress failed to act last year in changing or creating a law pertaining to the estate tax, Dayton-area law offices have been left without guidance to give their clients. bizjournals.com |