The Internet has been dubbed The Information Superhighway and it certainly lives up to the name. Everyday, millions of people use the Internet and the World Wide Web to seek out information; whether it's reviews of a new dishwasher, cheapest deals on package holidays, what's on at the local theatre or tracking down old friends. Chances are, if you're looking for information, it can be found somewhere online.
Episode 10 (Reach Out and Teach Someone) Air Date: 11-26-1991Anthony J. Piazza, of Hiscock & Barclay LLP, for the plaintiff and Leonard D. Zaccagnino, of Shaw & Shaw, P.C., for defendant WashingtonEpisode 14 (For Whom the Belch Tolls) Air Date: 01-14-1992Plaintiff asserts defendants' failure to timely treat plaintiff and provide reasonable accommodations for his handicap violates plaintiff's rights under Title II of the Americans with Disability Act. As to certain of the defendants, plaintiff raises Eighth Amendment claims of deliberate indifference to a medical need. Defendants now move to disqualify Duke Holzman. Defendants contend that disqualification is warranted based on the possibility that Dr. Christopher Ritter, an ECMC orthopedic surgeon who treated plaintiff at ECMC, and as a brother of a member of the Duke Holzman firm, may be called to testify as a fact witness, and that such testimony would be more favorable to plaintiff than would otherwise be the case.
There's a great demand for information online. If you're one of the people who can supply to this demand, especially if the information is specialist or niche, then there's little to stop you from charging for your services. With a suitable marketplace to pitch your offer, there's nothing to hold you back from trying is there?
Author: William Lee
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