Did your mother have pre and or post natal care? What was her doctor’s phone number? What is the address of your elementary school? Where did your stepfather live the year before you were born? If you plan to apply for a passport and you don’t have rock-solid proof of citizenship, you might soon be [...]
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We asked our clients to identify the type of legal case management that they use in their practices, to better refine the information required on field intake surveys. In reviewing the management software (from Amicus, Time Matters, PCLaw, Saga, to Needles and more), we then developed a four-page interview survey, to be taken at sign up. Our [...]
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Each year, around the beginning of March, I begin to check the FBI most wanted lists. Mostly as an exercise in how far I can get in locating information not previously released by the FBI. #10 on this list has an interesting FB page. And a $1 million tag on his head. Usually it’s a [...]
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