Many without tickets going to Democratic convention anyway - Los Angeles Times

22 Aug 2008 at 4:00am 

Los Angeles Times

Many without tickets going to Democratic convention anyway Los Angeles Times, CA - Aug 22, 2008 The ranks of those who plan to just show up in Denver include a New York City lobbyist for social programs who said she had been energized by the Obama ...

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The Power & Influence 100 - Sacramento Magazine

20 Aug 2008 at 12:38pm 

The Power & Influence 100 Sacramento Magazine, ca - Aug 20, 2008 For her involvement with the community, Reaves has received recognition from the YWCA, United Cerebral Palsy, Sacramento Girl Scouts, the Juvenile Diabetes ...

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Suspended Elwyn worker faces deportation hearing - Delaware County Daily Times

18 Aug 2008 at 9:45pm 

Suspended Elwyn worker faces deportation hearing Delaware County Daily Times, PA - Aug 18, 2008 Julius Juma Murray, of the 200 block of Heather Road, was one of nine social workers charged in the starvation death of a cerebral palsy patient, ...

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Social worker in Danieal Kelly case faces deportation - Philadelphia Inquirer

14 Aug 2008 at 2:08am 

Social worker in Danieal Kelly case faces deportation Philadelphia Inquirer, PA - Aug 14, 2008 Instead, Murray showed up at US immigration offices in New York City on April 27, 1997, under the name Julius JM Murray and applied for an immigrant alien ...

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WORLD & NATION UPDATE: AT HOME - Newsday

13 Aug 2008 at 2:50am 

WORLD & NATION UPDATE: AT HOME Newsday, NY - Aug 13, 2008 The lawsuit outraged prosecutors, who charged Andrea Kelly, 39, with murder in the death of Danieal Kelly, 14, who had cerebral palsy and died two years ago ...

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Pennsylvania: Parents, Charged in Death, Sue City - New York Times

12 Aug 2008 at 10:28pm 

Pennsylvania: Parents, Charged in Death, Sue City New York Times, United States - Aug 12, 2008 The daughter, Danieal Kelly, 14, had cerebral palsy and died two years ago from malnutrition and maggot-infested bedsores. Her father, Daniel Kelly of Darby ...

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Reibman & Weiner - Attorneys At Law

7 Aug 2008 at 1:22pm  Reibman & Weiner - Attorneys At Law
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1 min - Aug 7, 2008

Car & Truck Accidents Wrongful Death Birth Injuries Brain Injuries Construction Accidents Cerebral Palsy Erb's Palsy Lawsuits Against the City of New York Police Brutality Defective Products Medical Malpractice Civil Rights Violations Motorcycle Accidents Defective & Dangerous Drugs Drug Recalls Plane & Helicopter Crashes Nursing Home Abuse -------------------------------------- Marc Reibman is a graduate of the Boston University School of Law. He began practicing law in 1981 with the well known New York firm of Costello & Shea. At Costello & Shea, Marc handled medical malpractice, product liability and admiralty cases. In 1986, Marc left Costello & Shea to start his own firm representing personal injury victims at this current office location. Marc represents the victims of many different kinds of negligence including catastrophic motor vehicle accidents, construction site accidents, slip, trip, and fall cases, medical malpractice, and defective products. Marc takes pride in obtaining maximum settlements or jury verdicts for his clients. He has tried numerous cases where the jury reached a verdict in excess of a million dollars. Marc has the largest verdict in New York State for a short duration of pain and suffering. ($10,500,000.00 for two and a half minutes of suffering in an elevator death case). In many other cases the defendants have settled with Marc for millions of dollars without going to trial. Marc handles all phases of cases personally from the initial client interview to depositions, to court appearances and trials. Marc is most proud of obtaining jury verdicts or settlements for clients who were turned away by other firms because their case seemed to be too complicated or not sufficiently significant. Marc has a particular expertise in cases that require scientific or engineering analysis to understand the mechanism of injury. As a result of his hard work and the successful representation of his clients, a very large percentage of the firm's clients are referred to the firm by former clients who were satisfied with the personal attention and care they received during the pendency of their lawsuits. -------------------------------------- Steven Weiner began practicing law in 1990 at the large "Wall Street" firm of Stroock & Stroock & Lavan. Before Steven became a lawyer, he graduated from medical school and was a licensed practicing physician. Steven worked at Stroock for three years during which time he participated in complex product liability litigation and other areas of general practice litigation. Steven left Stroock to pursue his interest in helping individual people instead of representing large corporations. Steven joined Marc's practice in 1993. Marc and Steven have established a successful partnership that builds on each other's strengths. Because of his medical background, Steven is able to quickly read and analyze voluminous medical records -- often finding significant evidence of malpractice or injury that would be difficult for an attorney without a medical background to find. Steven represents clients at all stages of litigation -- from initial case evaluation and intake, to jury trial or settlement. Steven is particularly proud of his work in the area of civil rights and police brutality litigation. Steven has represented many people who have been unlawfully incarcerated, physically abused, or harassed by the police or other law enforcement authorities. Satisfied clients continue to refer others who have been injured through no fault of their own.

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