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A low-key federal security service helped Oregon authorities uncover a case of identity fraud dating to the 1990s. A Bulgarian national, Doitchin Krastev, pleaded guilty to passport fraud. He admitted using the identity of a murdered Ohio boy to get a US passport.   Bulgarian national obtained ID of murdered Ohio boy DSS matched passport application to boy’s death certificate DSS mission includes fugitive capture, stopping human smuggling and trafficking Copy this link to share with friends: http://bit.ly/b4cTd5   State …

The Food and Drug Administration announced Sunday that Cal-Maine Foods has recalled 288,000 eggs after routine tests showed they may be contaminated with salmonella. Cal-Maine purchased the eggs from Ohio Fresh Eggs. The eggs have been distributed in six states.   Another 24,000 dozen eggs voluntarily recalled Victims of last summer’s outbreak find proving cases dicey Exposure to product claims a key business risk Copy this link to share with friends: http://bit.ly/9fUXam   Routine Testing Reveals Salmonella Contamination So far …

In today’s economy, smaller firms and solo practitioners are challenged like never before to find and win new clients – typically individuals or small businesses. While things like reputation, track record and word of mouth are still crucial to that effort, it is becoming increasingly important for firms to have a compelling online presence and a sound, proactive and effective marketing effort to go with it. For example, roughly two thirds of consumers begin their search for a lawyer by …

Looking for more from Lawyers.com? Each week, Lawyers.com features a variety of legal articles and information to help you meet your personal and business legal needs. Check out the articles and information that ran last week.   Copy this link to share with your friends: http://bit.ly/c31mh6   Monday, November 1 Economy is Down, Insurance Fraud is Up Adoptions for Everyone Income Tax Preparation Life Event Tuesday, November 2 School Codes of Conduct in Force 365/24/7 What Should Be Done If …