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Pretty much everyone is watching "Better Call Saul," AMC's "Breaking Bad" spinoff that centers on Walter White's morally ambiguous attorney Saul Goodm...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jadds-J2i7k
Government cannot police itself. Departments like the Internal Affairs Bureau of the NYPD and the Inspector General of New York can only do so much. It takes the lawyers for the injured and abused, to protect the less powerful and to effectuate true change for our communities.
Florida's Supreme Court personal injury lawyer, Philip Corboy, has now passed away. My respect for Philip grows out of an apology he gave me one day, and this is my "eulogy" to Phil.
Charlie Crist Now Just Working As A Personal Injury Lawyer
The one-time Attorney General of the whole danged state of Florida has hung out his shingle at at a personal injury law firm, and -- if you were injured on a cruise -- you can come "visit him" at an email address, that's "for the people."
Bad Rap for Lawyers Representing Victims of California Train Crash
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I'm tired of lawyers getting a bad rap every time there is a disaster with death and destruction. The Town Hall lawyers addressing the train crash victims need to be congratulated.
More Good News For Lawyers
Deaths from allergic reactions to the blood thinner heparin have risen to 62, up from 19 http://ow.ly/KQUoo a month ago. This news, disturbing to just about everybody, was reported widely yesterday, and did not go unnoticed in the one sector that might find it reason for a bit of grim good cheer.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/personal-injury-lawyers/
