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July 24, 2009

Washington Accident Brings Hunting Age Requirement into the Limelight

WGN TV CHANNEL 9 A lawsuit was filed in Cook County Circuit Court today against the Boy Scouts of America for failing to protect a scout from a known pedophile. The plaintiff, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims he was...

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July 16, 2009

The Insurance World From An Inside Perspective

“ Nobody likes taxes— but everyone wants a qualified air traffic controller. At tax time we complain. But it's important to remember why we pay taxes. We want our garbage hauled away. We want the fi re department and the...

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July 7, 2009

Banned Pool Drains Still Present in Many Public Pools

The Today Show (7/6) informed people all over the country about many public pools that are not abiding by federal law and replacing dangerous pool drains. The old pool drains are unsafe because they can pack 800 pounds of suction...

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July 7, 2009

Parade of Errors

Although swimming pool safety has improved, all summer swimmers should swim with caution, and parents must pay close attention to their children. A heart-breaking story of a boy drowning led two Connecticut parents to spread the word about swimming pool...

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June 29, 2009

EPA: Recycled Rubber May Not Be Safe For Playgrounds

The USA Today (6/22, Szabo) reports, “There's a growing debate about the safety of the recycled rubber chips used to cushion falls on many children's playgrounds.” The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved rubber play surfaces since 1991, both to...

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June 29, 2009

Loyola University Chicago School Of Law Elder Law Initiative Lecture Series

The Loyola Elder Law Initiative Presents the 2009 Hurley, McKenna & Mertz Lecture Series Event: Tips and Trends in Long-Term Care. Hurley, McKenna & Mertz, P.C. is a partnership of trial lawyers in Chicago dedicated to the representation of persons...

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June 16, 2009

Arbitration Fairness Act Before Congress Could Ban Mandatory Arbitration

NPR (6/9, Goodwyn) reported that “Jamie Leigh Jones was a…Halliburton employee in 2005 when she was sent to work in Iraq.” She was drugged, beaten and raped shortly after her arrival. “It has been four years since the attack, and...

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June 16, 2009

Loophole In The Courts Leaves Dangerous Products on the Market

Court secrecy is a dangerous practice that prevents people from finding out about unsafe products. As a personal injury lawyer in Chicago I find the practice of document sealing irresponsible. Consider the following example of such irresponsibility. The American Association...

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