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Newsmakers: Thomas L. Greaney

Thomas L. Greaney, J.D., the Chester A. Myers Professor of Law at Saint Louis University, has been named the 2007 recipient of the Jay Healey Health Law Teachers Award. Greaney, a Fulbright Scholar, Harvard Law School graduate and former U.S. ...

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Newsmakers: David J. Massa

David J. Massa, partner at the law firm of Gallop, Johnson & Neuman be a presenter at Illinois Bioterrorism Summit 2007 on July 17 in Oak Brook, Ill. Massa, the pro bono chairman of the nonprofit MidAmerica Public Health Law ...

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Judges, D.A. get rare on-air apology

On a recent Monday morning, listeners tuning into WEEI sports radio in Boston were treated to something they hardly ever hear on the station: an apology. John Dennis, co-host of the No. 1-rated “Dennis & Callahan” show, apologized over the ...

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Judge temporarily restrains midwifery law

A Cole County judge on Monday granted a temporary restraining order against a controversial law that allows the practice of midwifery in Missouri. Judge Patricia Joyce enjoined enforcement of the law until a hearing on a preliminary injunction is held ...

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What is a case worth?

What is a neck injury worth? The loss of a career? What about a car accident, or a slip and fall in a store? There are no easy answers to these questions, but personal-injury lawyers are faced with them all ...

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Nation Briefs

CVS settles SEC investigation of stuffed-animal accounting CVS Caremark Corp., the second-biggest U.S. drugstore chain, and two former executives settled claims they used an improper trade of stuffed animals to overstate profit, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said. CVS ...

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