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Tort Reform is Simply Justice Denied

10/13/2009
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I never thought I would be quoting him, but Newt Gingrich set forth the following on his website: Allow me to pose these questions to you: If the people do not have religious freedom, then do they have freedom of assembly? If the people do not have religious freedom, then […]

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Light the Road to a Cure

10/9/2009
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For these past many years, I have had the privilege and pleasure to be involved with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. This charity funds research to find a cure for leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma. These are a series of blood cancers affecting one person every four minutes. In […]

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"Don’t text and drive" A Recipe for Disaster

10/1/2009
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If you can read this message, you may be “glty as chrgd” of texting while driving.  Even if you don’t text while driving, you are smart, but may soon be in the minority. More than 20 percent of ALL drivers, not just teens, admit to sending text messages while driving. […]

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Big Tobacco Facing Multiple Trials

09/30/2009
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More than 8,000 smokers and their loved ones have been waiting for nearly two decades for their opportunity for justice. These smokers were part of the Engle class action that was decertified several years ago.  The Florida Supreme Court upheld a number of findings made by the Engle jury after […]

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Fatigued Drivers are Dangerous Drivers

09/21/2009
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We are all very aware of the dangers involved with driving while intoxicated; the serious and often deadly results.  There is another equally deadly combination on our roadways – driving and fatigue! Most drivers do not realize the risks of driving while fatigued and have poor knowledge about the speed […]

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A Time for Change

09/18/2009
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I am what you would call the elder of our firm; although I prefer to think of myself as the excitable sage. In either event, I have reached that level of “experience” at which my partners allow a certain amount of my opinion to be disseminated to pretty much anyone […]

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What should I do if I have an Auto Accident?

09/17/2009
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When you suffer an injury your first thought is not who can I sue; or, it certainly should not be that thought. What most people think about are their injuries, how to obtain treatment and how to put their lives back together. As a result of attending to these essential […]

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What is in a Lawsuit?

09/15/2009
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Once upon a time there was an insurance crisis…a lawsuit crisis…a medical malpractice crisis…a series of crisis manufactured by industries who have a need for consumers to have someone other than them to blame. The insurance industry, the healthcare industry, Associated Industries — the business of business organizations; they all […]

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Attorney for Victims Takes Time to Care

09/9/2009
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For attorneys who represent injured victims of personal injury giving back to the community is not new. Interestingly, the work done and promoted by these lawyers is often done quietly. For decades, trial lawyers have felt compelled to try and help those less blessed by life. We are proud to […]

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