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Pacific Steel & Recycling boosts scrap-iron capacity

New shear to process larger pieces destined for reuse at mills
September 13, 2012
Mike McLean
Pacific Steel & Recycling, the Great Falls, Mont.-based recycling company that got its start here, is installing a massive piece of equipment in Spokane that will increase by four times the company's capacity to process scrap iron destined to be
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—Staff photo by Jessica Valencia

Green retailer GreenCupboards says sales are on rise

GreenCupboards moves into new location with room for further growth
September 13, 2012
Jessica Valencia
GreenCupboards Inc., the Spokane-based eco-friendly online retailer, recently moved to the McKinstry Innovation Center of Spokane, a transition that comes on the heels of a steady increase in sales and employment since the startup's at 850 E Falls
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General counsel pay falls

Stock awards declined by double digits in latest compensation survey
September 13, 2012
Business Wire
After a strong rebound in 2010, general counsel compensation suffered across-the-board declines last year, says a survey report published last month.The findings were published in the August issue of ALM's Corporate Counsel, which claims to be a
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Real estate matters top malpractice list

Personal injury-plaintiff, family law also ranked high in latest ABA survey
September 13, 2012
For the first time since the American Bar Association began conducting surveys of legal malpractice insurance claims, insurers reported a higher percentage of claims involving real estate than any other area of law.Real estate, personal and law
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Commercial spaceflight push raises legal questions

Professor says small step for business might mean giant leap for space lawyers
September 13, 2012
News Wise
SpaceX's successful launch this past spring of its Dragon capsule atop its Falcon 9 rocket to the International Space Station opens a new era in commercial spaceflight. It also raises a new round of questions about what laws govern private space a
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—Staff photo by Jessica Valencia

Virtual law firms emerge as workplace preferences shift

Statewide firm contends efficiency of technology significantly cuts costs
September 13, 2012
Jessica Valencia
Patricia Johnson is part of a law firm consisting of about 15 employees, but you wouldn't know that by stepping into her two-office suite on the 10th floor of downtown Spokane's Paulsen Building. Johnson is a partner in what's known as a virtual
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—Staff photo by Treva Lind

Moderate Means provides affordable counsel

Young statewide system links attorneys, people with moderate income
September 13, 2012
Treva Lind
A legal-assistance program with ties to Gonzaga University's law school has started filling a previously unmet statewide need to provide affordable representation to moderate-income households, says an attorney based at the school.Called Means,
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Drop in enrollment leads to law school lull

Inland Northwest schools say they choose maintaining standards over filling seats
September 13, 2012
Mike McLean
The two Inland Northwest law schools—Gonzaga University School of Law and the University of Idaho College of Law—are enrolling fewer students into their three-year programs this year than in recent years, due largely to a declining number
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Community organization gets $3 million state grant

SNAP hopes to prevent about 500 foreclosures within next five years
September 13, 2012
Jessica Valencia
Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs, or SNAP, has been awarded a $3 million grant by the state to go toward its foreclosure prevention program.SNAP is one of 13 Washington nonprofits to get a portion of the $43.8 million the state received to a
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Providence breaks ground on $58 million complex

Medical services provider to expand Valley presence with new outpatient center
September 13, 2012
Mike McLean
Providence Health Care, the Spokane-based medical network, has started construction of a $58 million medical center that will expand its outpatient services greatly in Spokane Valley.The 127,000-square-foot facility will be located on 11 acres a
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