Restaurant owner found guilty of insurance fraud
DAYTON — A local restaurant owner convicted Tuesday of insurance fraud faces up to 17 years in prison for a scheme prosecutors say put people and businesses at risk.
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click here to assign a new case Child custody battles can be incredibly stressful, time-consuming and emotionally taxing. You may know you’re a more suitable guardian for your child than your ex-partner or another prospective guardian, but without court-admissible evidence to prove it, you may be at risk of losing the legal battle and in…
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Doing Business with The Drug Enforcement Administration DEA
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) produced an excellent brochure on how to do business with them. In summary, here are the steps (1) Register your company in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) database https://www.bpn.gov/ccr/. (2) Introduce yourself! Send your capability statement to dea.small.business.hotline@usdoj.gov. (3) Respond to advertised solicitations and requests for information on (FBO) http://www.fbo.gov/….