Nursing home discovery yields info treasure trove; when litigating for residents in these facilities, request not only medical records, but administrative ones too

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The importance of nursing home documents as evidence in litigation on behalf of nursing home patients is discussed. Administrative records from both the state and federal levels, business records from the nursing home, and the resume of the defendant nursing home's expert can provide key evidence in the case.

Aged, Cases, Nursing home patients, Elder abuse

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New top-level domains to follow same old dots; proposed generic TLDs include .store for retailers, .arts for cultural/entertainment sites and .info for information services

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Proposals for generic top-level domain names (TLDs) to expand the current Domain Name System are discussed. Early 2001 should see the introduction of new TLDs, and ICANN hopes it will increase the available number of domain names and enhance the utility of the DNS.

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

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Country domain names are latest rage on the Net; never heard of Cocos Keeling Islands? One company actively promotes its top-level domain

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The increase in domain name registrations in the .cc top-level domain or country domain and its complication of the field of domain-name research and review are discussed.

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