Brooke Palm, the Social Media Marketer and Blogger for WebJuris has an article this month on Facebook privacy in My Hometown Magazine. WebJuris provides internet marketing solutions for the legal community. My Hometown Magazine is a San Diego based magazine focusing on the Eastlake area of Chula Vista.

Tom Hedges, V.P. of WebJuris, presents the 2010 University of Nebraska Willa Cather Book Award to Castle Park High School student.

The law office of Bryan Snyder announces the launching of another of the firm’s new web sites, http://www.personal-injury.sd.com. The first being http://www.sdtrialattorney.com.

Criminal defense attorney William Housley, Tupelo, MIssissipopi, announces the launching of his firm’s new web site www.housleylawyer.com. The firm has been representing clients for over 16 years.

The Ford Law Firm, PLLC, located in Irving, Texas, is proud to announce the launching of the firm’s new web site, http://www.forddebtlaw.com. The firm has helped thousands of clients seek debt relief.

The San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program (SDVLP), www.sdvlp.org, announced the presentation of a Special Recognition Award to WebJuris during their annual recognition awards function.

Casa Cornelia Law Center, a non-profit organization providing legal services to victims of human and civil rights violations, has launched a new Web site at www.casacornelia.org.

The law office of Jeffrey Frank is proud to announce the launching of the firm’s web site, www.san-diego-injury-attorney.com

The Weston firm’s practice areas include Murder, DUI, Drugs, Sex and General Criminal Law.

The Snyder Law Firm, www.sdtrialattorney.com, is a group of trial lawyers dedicated to provide the best legal representation to each of their individual clients. Professional and prompt service to their clients is the foundation of their firm’s philosophy.

The California Lemon Law, Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, is legislation that was passed to protect all California residents who purchased or leased a new vehicle for personal or business purposes. Active military in the state of California may qualify for Lemon Law relief regardless of the state they purchased their new vehicle.