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Hospital admits to birth errors new

Offers to pay teenager victim in an out-of-court settlement Health chiefs of Addenbrooke�s Hospital admitted several medical errors made by their team during the birth of Jessica Smith, now 17 years old, which contributed to her having cerebral palsy. The hospital�s administrators agreed to p(Added: Tue Jul 03 2007)

New and never used microwave oven explodes new

A woman in North Texas was surprised when her microwave oven, with the brand name of General Electric, which was newly bought three days ago and not yet used, exploded. According to 79-year-old woman, she was cooking in her kitchen. She was stirring on a pot of boiling soup with green beans on the s(Added: Tue Jul 03 2007)

Senior League and Illegal Worker to benefit from Immigration Bill new

Over two million illegal workers who received their Social Security numbers before the year 2004 stand to receive Social Security benefits amounting to over $966 billion by the year 2040. The TREA Senior Citizens League reports this possibility as the organization testified before the House subcommi(Added: Tue Jul 03 2007)

SUV Crash take lives of 5 High School Grads in N.Y. new

A crash collision involving a sport utility vehicle killed five girls who have graduated from high school in sub urban Rochester only five days before the fateful incident. The teen agers� high school principal gave the report last week, Wednesday. According to reports of the Ontario County Sherif(Added: Tue Jul 03 2007)

Two CN Freight Trains collide in CN Yazoo Subdivision Anding Mississippi new

Two CN freight trains collided head on in the CN Yazoo Subdivision, Anding Mississippi. This is the site where the train�s central operations are located. These trains are operated using a centralized traffic system of control signal on a single track.

Los Angeles, California, June 29, 2007(Added: Tue Jul 03 2007)

Venues for Lawsuit against McDonald�s Limited by Court new

The State Supreme Court for Missouri ruled last Tuesday that the families that filed charges against McDonald�s for their children�s E. coli infections after eating hamburgers from said restaurant should sue only in the counties where the incidents happened. According to the judge, the families (Added: Tue Jul 03 2007)

I Spy with My Little Eye new

Greer IGS (Information Gathering Services) is a Private Detective Agency based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire and operates throughout the Midlands. We provide a wide range of investigation, surveillance and security services for the public, business and legal community. Our private investigator(Added: Mon Jul 02 2007)

New partner strengthens expertise at Burnetts new

Burnetts in Carlisle, Cumbria has recruited a new partner into its Personal Injury department. Nick Gutteridge, 41, has been tempted from a home in the Peak District and a South Manchester law firm by the reputation of his Burnetts� colleagues. Nick, who has been on the Law Society�s pane(Added: Fri Jun 29 2007)

Slavery and Its Legacy: Journal from Routledge Marks Bicentenary of Abolition new

As the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the British slave trade is celebrated this year, the Routledge journal Slavery and Abolition offers new insights into the dismantling of slave systems and the lasting impact of slavery in the world today. For more than 25 years, Slavery and Abolition has(Added: Fri Jun 29 2007)

LegalView.com Continues to Track Brain Injury News and Resources new

DENVER, CO June 28, 2007 -- LegalView.com, your resource for everything legal on the web, is staying on the cutting edge of brain injury research and news. Visitors to LegalView.com's traumatic brain injury information porta(Added: Thu Jun 28 2007)

INVENTOR-NET PARTNERS WITH LOCAL SOLICITORS� FIRM new

Sheffield and South Yorkshire inventors� incubation service, Inventor-Net, continues to grow and expand its offering to inventors. It now announces that it has forged an alliance with Rotherham-based solicitors firm, Oxley & Coward, to support inventors on all legal matters. Inventor-Net - cre(Added: Wed Jun 27 2007)

LegalView.com Keeps Visitors Informed on Proposed Moisture Plus Class Action new

DENVER, CO June 26, 2007 -- As part of its commitment to bring visitors the most up-to-date information about recalled contact lens solution Moisture Plus, LegalView.com is pleased to point its visitors toward its blog at

Hartley Bernstein, Leading Securities Attorney, Warns Investors of Class Action Chill

Hartley Bernstein, a leading New York securities attorney, warns that a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision will have a "disturbing chilling effect on investors who may have been victimized by corporate fraud or stock scams." Hartley Bernstein was commenting on the Supreme Court's rejection of an (Added: Sun Jun 24 2007)

Launch of Specialist Legal Division

In a competitive environment where candidates will consider career options at an early stage, long-term success in the legal sector will depend on the calibre of initial work opportunities and placements. Followed by significant career intervals, where candidates will look to realise their optim(Added: Fri Jun 22 2007)

The ABC�s of Insurance presents The Business Series Topic Suing New York State on Labor Law 240 /2

The ABC�s of Insurance presents The Business Series Topic Suing New York State on Labor Law 240 /241 hosted by Les Robinson A Western New York TV series on insurance and business Les Robinson of the Northwoods Agency and his guest will be Frank Decarlo of BBNY. He will be talking about the(Added: Fri Jun 22 2007)

$115 million settlement with Swiss bank on Enron Bankruptcy lawsuit

As a settlement of a bankruptcy lawsuit, the Swiss bank for investments UBS AG will be paying creditors of the energy trader firm with $115 million. The lawsuit demands the return of almost four times of $115 million paid which the creditors in the stock trades paid during the eve of Enron’s bankrup(Added: Thu Jun 21 2007)

Air Force ordered to pay $24.5 million for substandard child delivery

The federal administration, particularly the Air Force was ordered to pay $24.5 million to a family, formerly of the Scott Air Force base on a baby delivery case. According to the judge’s resolution, this payment is being directed because the Air Force failed to issue the standard care in delivering(Added: Thu Jun 21 2007)

Blackstone Group to go IPO amidst impending tax law changes

Blackstone Group LP, a private-equity corporate heavyweight based in New York City is expected to have an initial public offering (IPO) of its units starting June 25. However, its investors were cautioned that certain changes in the tax laws included in a bill to be passed before the Congress might (Added: Thu Jun 21 2007)

Employer’s Liability for Rest Period and Meal Violations expanded by the California Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of the State of California, U.S.A. issued a new ruling, which would increase the cost employers have to face if they fail to grant their non-exempt employees with regular rest and meal breaks. These benefits are rightfully provided for employees according to a state statute. Accord(Added: Thu Jun 21 2007)

LegalView Portal Continues Cutting-Edge Coverage of Auto Accident Legal Issues

Denver, CO -- LegalView.com, your resource on the Web for everything legal, is pleased to continue updating coverage of car and truck accidents for its comprehensive auto accident portal site, crash.legalview.com. LegalView la(Added: Thu Jun 21 2007)

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