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The first years in private practice are often tough. Mentors and a support system can get you through it
Michele Magar
2007 August
Right now, consumer attorneys are the only hope for those Californians stuck in predatory loans
Michele Magar
2007 September
Plaintiffs’ attorneys can help desperate homeowners by persuading mortgage servicers to transform predatory loans into sustainable ones
Michele Magar
2007 October
Administrative Law Judges’ positions at risk
Michele Magar
2007 November
When a homeowners’ association forecloses, the minimum bid can be the amount owed to the HOA, regardless of the worth of the home
Michele Magar
2007 December
A preview of some of the areas ripe for reform
Michele Magar
2008 January
Civil rights violations are seen as foreclosures continue to worsen in 2008
Michele Magar
2008 February
The fight for marriage equality transcends international borders
Michele Magar
2008 March
The United States must sign the U.N. Treaty on Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Michele Magar
2008 April
Can evicting homeless people deny them their Constitutional rights?
Michele Magar
2008 May
A landmark film reveals the overturning of Augusto Pinochet’s reign by a Chilean judge
Michele Magar
2008 June
SB 1608 holds problems for compliance to disability laws
Michele Magar
2008 July
Thinking outside the boundaries of a trial may help to bring about true social reform
Michele Magar
2008 September
Duties of brokers as fiduciaries are spelled out, making cases easier to prosecute
Michele Magar
2008 October