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New Protected Activity ' Displaying the Flag
The realm of protected activity has been expanded by the New York Legislature to include the display of the American flag by an employee on that employee's person or in his/her workstation.
John Gaal's Ethics Corner
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Decisions of Interest
Recent rulings of interest to your practice.
November issue in PDF format
November issue in PDF format
UK Announces Labeling Guides
New guidelines for the design of drug labeling and packaging were announced March 3 by Britain's Health minister, Lord Philip Hunt.
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