Measure LL in Santa Monica Would Prohibit Officials from Accepting Gifts, Money or Jobs from Those Who Benefit From Their Votes.
Los Angeles Times
Voters in Santa Monica and two other California cities will consider a citizen-led ballot measure next week that supporters say would level the playing field of local politics by barring elected officials from accepting gifts, money or jobs from developer
When I was a student, one of my closer friends was Darryl, a self-described black nationalist who was the crossover candidate for president of the student union at our predominantly white East Coast university.
Organizaciones por los derechos de los consumidores celebran salida del ex titular de Seguros y advierten sobre las características de quien continúe al frente del despacho hasta el 2002
Quackenbush se salva del juicio político, pero continúa la investigación criminal
La Opinión
El comisionado de Seguros, Chuck Quackenbush, renunció este miércoles a su puesto, tres meses después de haber estallado el mayor escándalo político del gobierno estatal en los últimos años.
Excerpted from "Auto Insurance Crisis & Reform", by Harvey Rosenfield, published Fall 1998 in University of Memphis Law Review
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Two years after Elensys Care Services Inc. ran into an explosion of disapproval over its use of pharmacies' confidential prescription records, the Massachusetts database-management company has taken an unusual approach to public relations.
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First Giant Food Inc. and then CVS Corp. last week terminated agreements with a Massachusetts marketing firm, Elensys Inc., to mail reminders to customers to refill their prescriptions.
CVS Corp. yesterday cut its ties to a Massachusetts marketing firm that reminds customers to refill prescriptions, saying customers complained that the arrangement might erode the confidentiality of their medical information.
In response to a deluge of complaints, Giant Food Inc. announced it will no longer send prescription information to a Massachusetts marketing company that tracks customers who don't refill prescriptions.
Does the average person mind when, after having a prescription filled at the pharmacist, he or she starts getting related junk mail from drug companies to which the pharmacy has passed along his or her name, address and medical...
Using technology in a new way to market drugs, CVS Corp. and Giant Food Inc. are sending confidential prescription information to a Massachusetts company that tracks customers who don't refill prescriptions, a practice that some experts say...
