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• Ms. Dennen has experience in patent prosecution and patent litigation, and she currently concentrates her practice in prosecuting patent applications related to various technologies, including computer software and hardware, electronics, and electromechanical applications.

• Tennessee, 1997 Alabama, 1998 U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 1998 U.S. District Court Northern District of Alabama

• Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers (Member)

• University of Memphis School of Law, Memphis, Tennessee, 1996J.D. University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee, 1991B.S.E.E.Honors: cum laude

• The firm of Lanier Ford Shaver & Payne P.C. is the result of a 1988 merger between two of Huntsville's oldest law firms. At the time of the merger, the two firms were named

  Lanier, Shaver & Herring Ford, Caldwell, Ford & Payne

  Lanier Shaver & Herring's predecessor firms, beginning with Milton H. Lanier, Sr.'s solo practice, began service to the community in 1899. The predecessor firms to Ford Caldwell Ford & Payne began when Earle Ford opened a solo practice in Huntsville in 1916. As separate entities, these two firms provided effective representation to their clients and were active leaders of the legal community in Madison County throughout the 20th century.

  Upon the merger of the two firms in 1988, Lanier Ford Shaver & Payne, P.C. became the fifteenth largest law firm in Alabama (then with 25 members) and has grown into a full-service law practice fully prepared to meet the needs of its clients in the 21st century.

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how do i go about doing this? All my life i've been plagued with my ridiculous middle name, people have bullied me at school, no girls will ever go out with me and i have lost my house because of it.....

Credit question-I failed to pay a small payment sent to collections about 1 & 1/2 years ago...?

well you need to write a business letter first off, state your name, the date, the date of your hearing, the reason you could not attend, attach any proof for that reason, and even perhaps a sworn document from a witness to your absence. Apologize for missing the appearance ask that you be rescheduled. good luck

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Check with the Clerk of Courts (usually family court) in your county. This can generally be found online. If it's a name change with marriage, she just takes her marriage license down to the dept of Motor Vehicles and the social security office. There's no charge at Social security and the price of a license replacement at the DMV.

is it the original creditor or the collection agency that now has it? also if your debt has now been given to a second collection agency where do u go from there??? PLEASE HELP! does the second collection agency now have control over how it is reported. I need to know who i need to send my delete for pay letter to..

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