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At Biggart Baillie, we take your business personally. Our clients come to us because they want a commercial law firm with first-class expertise in every area of business – and a dedication to customer service. The firm specializes in banking and finance, competition law, dispute resolution, employment, environment, intellectual property and technology, and pensions. Biggart Baillie counts Anglo Irish Bank, Debenhams Retail, Loganair, Marks and Spencer, and Royal Bank of Scotland among its clients. The firm started out as Biggart Lumsden, named after founders Thomas Biggart and Harry Lumsden.

Bilateral Credit Corp (BCC) has achieved recognition as the Nation's premier commercial credit and collection agency. Listed among the largest collection firms in America, we provide a complete collection service. Highly respected for our one-on-one approach to collection, BCC has become one of New York City's largest commercial collection agencies providing maximum returns while maintaining each of our client's prestigious reputations. BCC consistently outpaces the industry in successful collection. As a commercial collection agency, we understand the fundamentals of business law and corporations. Our collectors consist of many bilingual and experienced bill collectors each heavily trained in credit and commercial law as well as collection practice. We have an established world wide network with over 1100 attorneys to handle your claim. BCC will take your claim, large or small, from inception right up to and including executions, seizures, and attachments.

Established by the chairman of Microsoft and his wife, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation works in developing countries to improve health and reduce poverty, and in the US to support education and libraries nationwide and children and families in the Pacific Northwest. With an endowment of about $29.5 billion in 2009 (down from $38 billion in 2007), the foundation is the largest in the US. Investor Warren Buffett has announced plans to give the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation about $30 billion worth of Berkshire Hathaway stock in installments, the first of which was received in 2006.

Bill Me Later is a leader in the digital payments industry with its popular Bill Me Later® product and flexible financing programs. The rapidly growing Bill Me Later network enables top-tier retailers and travel providers to attract high value customers with an effortless payment experience. Bill Me Later® Business offers a payment service tailored specifically for the small and medium-sized business buyer. Bill Me Later delivers a smart, safe and speedy solution for shoppers and an attractive alternative payment solution for merchants. The Bill Me Later, Inc. network includes more than 1000 online stores, catalogs and travel partners including Apple, Borders, Blue Nile, Bluefly, Continental Airlines, Fujitsu, JetBlue, Overstock, QVC, Toshiba, Toys "R" Us, US Airways, Walmart.com and Zappos. Millions of consumers rely on the safety and convenience of Bill Me Later's payment solutions when shopping online, via phone and in-store.

The Billiard Congress of America (BCA) was established in 1948, with early involvement by players like Willie Mosconi and Willie Hoppe. The objective was to organize the players and promote the sport through qualifying tournaments at the local, regional and national levels in Straight Pool and 3-Cushion billiards (the popular competitive disciplines of the era) and recognize those champions. Organizers were also determined to produce an official rulebook to standardize the sport and help fund the effort; and to involve billiard rooms, retailers and manufacturers in meeting these promotional goals. During World War II, a great number of soldiers took up billiards at military camps and the industry expected a tremendous surge in peacetime popularity for the sport. But instead, soldiers generally returned home, got married, started families and built a suburban life. Despite the best efforts of the many constituents of the BCA, the sport fell into a depression in the late 1940s and the entire 1950s. Throughout this period, the association was anchored by its official rulebook and the official recognition of World and National Championships only through BCA sanctioning. In 1961 the movie "The Hustler" was released and single-handedly revived the sport for a few years. The BCA began promoting the US Open 14.1 Championships in 1966, the most prestigious professional event of its time.

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