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Scott Baughman

Scott Baughman

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Editor, Mecklenburg Times

Charlotte, North Carolina

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health, financial literacy the environment and the future of digital storytelling., the future of financearts and culture, technology money and access, science

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Tech and IT, Business and Finance

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Total articles 1075

  • Florida ups the stakes for crimes by immigrants in the US illegally

    By Scott Baughman Verified| South Carolina Lawyers Weekly@ Skip to content Home>News>Headlines>Florida ups the stakes for crimes by immigrants in the US illegally@ By DAVID A. LIEB and KATE PAYNE Associated PressTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — For most people in Florida, misdemeanor theft can result in up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine.

    By Scott Baughman Verified · South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • Rising Rates, Realization Challenges, and the Road Ahead for Law Firms in 2025

    By Scott Baughman Verified| North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Verified The legal sector is no stranger to change, but 2025 has brought sharper challenges. After years of financial growth, cracks are showing. Rates continue to rise, but translating these into realized revenue remains a struggle. Escalating demands for transparency and value from savvy clients make it clear: firms must evolve or risk being left behind. Although 2024 saw financial progress, the profitability puzzle remains.

    By Scott Baughman Verified · North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

    Feb. 03, 2025

  • Florida ups the stakes for crimes by immigrants in the US illegally

    By Scott Baughman Verified| South Carolina Lawyers Weekly@ Skip to content Home>News>Headlines>Florida ups the stakes for crimes by immigrants in the US illegally@ By DAVID A. LIEB and KATE PAYNE Associated PressTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — For most people in Florida, misdemeanor theft can result in up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine.

    By Scott Baughman Verified · South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

    Mar. 06, 2025

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Mecklenburg Times

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

+1 877-615-9536