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  • W&M Law Moot Court Team enjoys successful year in competition : http://ow.ly/4EYmK #
  • Wow, this Winchester case has some much stuff going on implicating many facets of our profession and the law http://ow.ly/4EYtF #
  • Why you should have a buy-sell agreement with your business partners. http://ow.ly/4EW44 #
  • Why can’t clients get loans? Deposits at the biggest banks rose 5% last year, but loans fell 7%. http://tinyurl.com/452jjm3. RT @Clagett: #
  • New history markers okayed for Jamestown and York. The 1730 theft case of Mary Aggie. http://t.co/r7dqH8W #
  • looks like we’re back in business. Hootsuite.com servers seem to be up and running! Cheers. http://ow.ly/4EVSw #
  • How Clients Choose Lawyers. Be an expert, be a good counsellor, get yourself known. http://is.gd/FwgQZP #
  • Blog Post: if you intend to raise investment money for your business, from any source including your family, BEWARE http://ow.ly/4E1bT #
  • Purchasing or Selling a business? Stock sale or asset sale? Learn before you commit http://ow.ly/4E2qX #
  • Think about this before you file your next court memo. Study shows font style not font size affects memory http://ow.ly/4E4EK #
  • Four social tech concepts for your organization | Inside Business: http://bit.ly/h81AJW #
  • Property management issues for smaller HOAs – paying for less than full time gets you less than full time http://ow.ly/4E2nS #
  • UVA Law agrees to pay bar review expenses for students without pending jobs. W&M Law? http://ow.ly/4E4N6 #
  • James City County residents and others affected by the tornadoes get extension for filing state taxes. http://ow.ly/1sAWZO #
  • Time lapse video of the devastating storm as it hit Jamestown Island. Powerful http://ow.ly/4DAFi #
  • A historic Caroline County farm will be auctioned next month. It was built in 1741, located in Bowling Green. http://ow.ly/4DbLV #
  • New law: Properties listed on the Virginia Landmarks Register receive an annual reduction on property tax http://ow.ly/4DbDC #
  • Why you should have a buy-sell agreement with your business partners: As we have previously noted, if businesses… http://bit.ly/hAURfM #
  • Small Businesses Benefit Most From Social Media, study reveals. http://bit.ly/f3bgeu RT @fooddude4life #
  • Map of the path of tornado damage in Middlesex County. Incredible stuff. http://ow.ly/4DbZT #
  • Newport News Circuit Court is a judge short after Judge Foster’s retirement. http://t.co/nMFleyX #
  • Fluvanna County takes different approach to divert Bounced Checks cases from court but recover payments for businesses http://t.co/4OFz9aX #
  • Questions answered regarding advance medical directives from the Virginia State Bar. http://ow.ly/4Cnkv #
  • Is your small business prepared for disaster? Appropriate article following the weekend’s disastrous tornadoes. http://ow.ly/4CkXN #
  • Bankruptcy judge gives Carter’s Grove owner Halsey Minor until 5/27 to file an objection to the $3 million he owes CW. http://t.co/9uSy207 #

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