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March, 2013 | SEONewsWire.net - Part 4
Month: March 2013

What are signs of a vegetative state?

The characteristic signs of a vegetative state are when individuals are unaware of themselves and their surroundings, though are physically awake. This may occur after (and may be considered an improvement upon) a coma. Family members of severe brain damage

First vaginal mesh lawsuit considered to be a bellwether case

The first of hundreds of defective vaginal mesh lawsuits has started in New Jersey. Plaintiffs and attorneys alike are watching it closely. First trials, particularly when they involve class action lawsuits, are always watched closely. They are the bellwethers of

Tennessee Race for Medicaid: Dial Fast and Hope

On two nights each year, Tennessee holds a health care lottery, giving the medically desperate a chance to receive help. State residents with high medical bills that would not typically qualify for Medicaid can call a state phone line and

Contaminated Water at Camp Lejeune

Kristina Derro, Esq. Veteran Advocate The water at Camp Lejeune, a Marine base that began operating in 1941, isn’t just bad – it’s unprecedented, according to a new federal report. The study, conducted by the Agency for Toxic Substances and

Bloomfield Hills Lawyer Explains How To Tackle Estate Planning When You Live in Two States

Being able to split your time between two or more places you love is a much-desired retirement dream for many people.  A great example are those folks referred to as “snowbirds” who live farther north in the US during the

Cost of a Brain Injury

The collective costs of a brain injury can add up to more than $76 billion a year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s most recent numbers. This includes everything from hospitalization and treatment expenses to loss of

DOI Announces Increase in Fines, Including AIG Workers Compensation Settlement

The Illinois Department of Insurance (DOI) has announced that it collected over $10.3 million in fines for improper market conduct in 2012. The Department said that the amount of fines collected has increased due to its greater enforcement efforts and

Creating a Safe Home for Elder Care

Atop the priority list when caring for a loved one is their safety. Researching and utilizing the appropriate equipment for home use can go a long way to alleviate much of the discomfort when it comes to the security of

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10 Things To Look For In A Special Education Attorney

by Sheryl Frishman, Esq., Littman Krooks LLP (To view the original link to this post, click here) Making sure your child with special needs gets the best possible education can sometimes seem more difficult than rocket science. If you feel

A Tale Of (Alleged) Lawyer Over-Billing

A recent lawsuit between a law firm and its client has revealed an insight into alleged over-billing by the firm.  The firm, DLA Piper, sued energy industry executive Adam Victor for $675,000 in unpaid legal fees.  Mr. Victor counter-claimed, accusing

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