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Let me be clear: your job as a lawyer is NOT to be the next Andrew Carnegie. That’s in part because law firms are inherently geographically - limited business es -- in the main. What’s to stop Wal-mart from opening another location across the state line? Essentially nothing. What’s to stop a law firm from doing the same thing? Well, another bar exam passage (or waive-in process), for one.
The FCC earlier last week posted on its Blog an article from the Chief of its Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau about state EAS plans , stressing how important these plans are to making sure that any emergency message conveyed through an EAS alert is properly transmitted to all who are supposed to receive it, so that it ultimately reaches the members of the public who should be aware of the emergency situation which triggered the alert.
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Effective July 1, 2019 (pursuant to Assembly Bill 5607), changes have been made to the filing fees for annual reports and reinstatements in the state of New Jersey. The annual report filings fees have increased from $50 to $75 for profit entities and from $25 to $30 for non-profit entities. Prior to this increase, these fees have not been increased since 2002.
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