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Justice Page Elected Chief Justice Of The Tennessee Supreme Court

Justice Page Elected Chief Justice Of The Tennessee Supreme Court

Tennessee Supreme Court Decides that Personal Injury Claims and Derivative Loss of Consortium Claims are Aggregated for the Purposes of the Tennessee Damages Cap Statute | Baker Donelson

In 2011, the Tennessee legislature enacted limitations on non-economic compensatory damages and punitive damages which are recoverable in Tennessee. T.C.A. 29-39-102 was part of the.

Wandering Eye: From Ellis Island to Kepler-186f - The Magazine Antiques

Wandering Eye: From Ellis Island to Kepler-186f Editorial Staff FREEZE FRAME As recently as the 1960s, photography was so marginal a medium that some wouldn’t even consider it fine art. Today, as this article points out,  photography firmly occupies a position at the center of the art world, with major exhibitions at museums and ample scholarly attention, including in the pages of our magazine. The role photography has played in societal transformation since the middle of the twentieth century is massive, and no doubt contributed to its increase in stature. ( Life magazine includes over ninety covers and one of the most famous: 

Phillips to sell works by Jean-Michel Basquiat from the Diane and Alan Page Collection

Phillips to sell works by Jean-Michel Basquiat from the Diane and Alan Page Collection Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Starvation), 1981. Estimate: $250,000 - 350,000. Image courtesy of Phillips. NEW YORK, NY .-Phillips announced the sale of two works from the collection of former Minnesota State Supreme Court Justice and Legendary NFL Hall of Famer Alan Page. Held in the acclaimed collection of Justice Alan and Diane Page for over 35 years, Untitled (Starvation) and Untitled (The Athlete) are milestones of the revolutionary approach that launched Jean-Michel Basquiat to international acclaim in 1981. Their inclusion in Phillips’ 20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale on 24 June marks the first time that they have ever been offered publicly.