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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Post #300: Summer Vacation
This post marks two milestones: the 300th post for The ZRG Blog and the start of my 2012 Summer break. I would like to thank everyone for following the development of Zimmerman’s Research Guide and assure you that I will … Continue reading
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Bouvier’s Law Dictionary back in print
I thought that the venerable Bouvier’s Law Dictionary was no longer being published, but in fact there is that there is a new edition called The Wolters Kluwer Bouvier Law Dictionary, which I just added to the Dictionaries entry. Thanks to Alison Perry at Hawley Troxell … Continue reading
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New rules for Comfort Letters
A company that wants to issue securities generally needs a ”Comfort Letter” from an auditor saying that the company’s books are o.k. I edited the Comfort Letters entry to reflect new AICPA rules for Comfort Letters issued in October 2011, and to introduce new rules for … Continue reading
New Jersey regulatory history resources
This week I tracked the development of some New Jersey regulations and took the opportunity to add searchable historical editions of the NJAC to the New Jersey entry. I won’t keep you in suspense: Lexis has historical editions of the NJAC back … Continue reading
Document delivery on steroids
Most document delivery services work out of a particular library (think NYPL Premium Services or the Document Supply Center at the British Library), but I just added a new company to the Document Delivery Services entry called Documentis (formerly BioDox) … Continue reading
Verrifying diplomatic immunity in the U.S.
I just updated the Diplomatic Immunity entry and added a link to a State Department chart with the various numbers to call to verify if Diplomatic, Consular or U.N. personnel are entitled to immunity in the U.S.
New source for industry data
This week I discovered Industry Norms & Key Business Ratios by the good folks at D&B (now part of Mergent). The publication provides balance sheet information (average accounts payable, average inventory, etc.) for companies in each SIC code, as well … Continue reading
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