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According to Compete.com, FindLaw is still ahead of the pack by a large margin, one million unique visitors per month to be exact. Justia has made large strides this year though, with a 144% jump in unique visitors per month.

Honorable mention goes out to HG.org, who did not make the chart above, but is making large strides this year also, and has even been spotted ahead of the big guys on some important Google Searches.

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Aaron Greenspan: Why I Sued Google (and Won): "'Google can terminate your account for any reason,' she told me.

'Not any reason,' I said. 'Not because I have blue eyes. Or brown eyes.'"

I am glad Aaron fought back on this one. Google's policies definitely need some reworking. They have grown too big too fast and the little guy once again got lost in the fray.

GOOGLE (GOOG): You better be keeping records if you are going to be handing out penalties like a trigger happy cowboy!

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Here is an excellent case analysis about a controversial workers' compensation decision in New Jersey. While explaining the case, the attorney, Kenneth A. DiMuzio Sr., gives us a great understanding of workers' compensation law in New Jersey.

The Perfume Decision - The Fragrant Aroma Of A Just Result: Case Study on Workers Comp Law in New Jersey: "Contrary to the opinion of some critics, the holding does not stink. The furor expressed by those opposed to the decision is based upon a fundamental misunderstanding of the principles of N.J. workers' compensation law." Read the rest here...

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To do even more, here are my favorite organizations fighting global poverty:

• Oxfam America is working to find lasting solutions to poverty, suffering and injustice.
• Action Against Hunger
• The ONE Campaign | Make Poverty History
• Save the Children
• United Nations World Food Programme

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