DLM Legal Notes

Monday, July 20, 2009

Market Basket Freeze in Skilled Nursing

Just read: CBO: market-basket freeze for skilled nursing could add up to billions in savings

http://www.mcknights.com/CBO-market-basket-freeze-for-skilled-nursing-could-add-up-to-billions-in-savings/article/139823/

Let me know what you think.

Friday, July 17, 2009

What do you think?: Women Take Time Off for Kids at Their Peril Interesting read: http://ping.fm/m7AON

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Brent Shelley presents for Cleveland Music Industry Panel: tips on survival in the music industry http://ping.fm/JOOBi

Brent Shelley presents at the Cleveland Music Industry Panel

Brent A. Shelley, a business and corporate law attorney with Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis in Cleveland, OH, will be a speaker and panelist in a program (Cleveland Music Industry Panel) presented by Modern Revival Media on Saturday, August 8th from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm in the Auditorium of the Cleveland Metropolitan Zoo.

This interactive event for musicians, bands, solo artists and music industry professionals will provide information on strategies and solutions to get ahead in this competitive arena. Brent's practice focuses on internet and e-commerce law; entertainment law; and copyright, trademark and intellectual property law, areas that are essential to protect and facilitate professional survival in the music and entertainment industry.

Brent will be lending his experience to help navigate the difficult and often confusing subject of forming and establishing a solid legal foundation to build a successful enterprise in the industry. Please join us for what promises to be an exciting and informative program. For more information and tickets, go to: http://clevelandmusicpanel.eventbrite.com/

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Northeast Ohio is the next Green Power Powerhouse

Northeast Ohio is the next Powerhouse in Green Power. Euope is well advanced in the development of alternative energy, and the United States is slowly but surely recognizing the serious need for the development of new Green energy. No matter the political reasoning, be it independence from foreign fuel sources, a desire to develop new industry, a need to save the planet, or all of the above, green initiatives and the businesses that develop around them are here, and Northeast Ohio is the perfect storm of opportunity.

Our natural resources have inspired the development of a rapidly growing wind turbine industry. At this time, every part of a wind turbine is manufactured and available within 100 km of Cleveland, Ohio, along with a skilled labor force for the manufacture and maintenance of those turbines. Several European wind power companies are considering Ohio, and in particular Cleveland to establish manufacturing, service, distribution and sales facilities including a wind farm in Lake Erie. Offshore projects have also started in Atlantic City New Jersey and in New York, all within a 1 hour airplane flight from Cleveland.

We are the next powerhouse in Green Power. Investors in all industries, including alternative energy, wind power, solar power, medical technology, polymers, technology and manufacturing have come to Northeast Ohio to establish their business and technologies and are receiving assistance through business incubators. The incubators provide offices and resources to help establish and develop new businesses and technologies in Ohio and the United States. For your medical and health care industry clients, the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, BioEnterprise, Case Western Reserve University, the University of Akron and other academic institutions are resources your clients can use for raising capital and for research and development and commercialization of products and technology.

Let us know how we can help. We are all part of a global network now and we are ready willing and able to share contacts, information and expertise to develop Northeast Ohio into the Powerhowse of Power. If you have questions or comments about Green Inititives here Northeast Ohio, write back, or call Peter Brosse in our office.

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Check out this great SlideShare presentation on eMarketing Techniques. Click on the link below http://mlhommedieu@blogspot.com

Social Online Networking Slideshare Presentation

I saw Brad Kleinman of WorkSmart eMarketing speak at the Hudson Chamber of Commerce meeting yesterday. It was a great presentation and he was kind enough to upload the slide show for us.

heck out this great SlideShare presentation on LinkedIn titled Hudson Chamber of Commerce - eMarketing Techniques. Click on the link below to view the presentation.
http://tinyurl.com/lqslmo

Online social networking is getting a lot of attention these days -- what do you think?

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