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10 Oregon Families Are Getting the Same Heartbreaking Call I Did

I’ll never forget the all-consuming pain of hearing my twin brother had been killed. Now the Umpqua Community College victims’ loved ones are feeling that same pain. This has to stop. By: Goldie Taylor, Source: The Daily Beast. It was supposed to be a party. There was BBQ, bowls of chips, and coolers of beer.

Brea firm’s ground-breaking design shakes up motorcycle helmet industry

By: Charles Fleming, Source: LA Times, Originally Published: 6.20.15 Bob Weber had a small but simple plan. He wanted to design a safer helmet for dirt bike riders. The Brea-based entrepreneur ended up disrupting the $250-million-a-year motorcycle helmet industry and igniting a debate over head injuries that could have much broader impact.

Law enforcement claims cost state $17 million

By: Tim Smith. Source: The State. COLUMBIA, SC: Stanley Brown lay on the ground on a Charleston street for about two minutes following a police chase in 2010 when he felt “something hit me in the back” and he blacked out, he later testified. Police testified an officer had made a “knee strike” aimed at Brown’s

Martin Shkreli Is Big Pharma’s Biggest A**hole

Thanks to Martin Shkreli, life-saving drug Daraprim will now cost $750 per pill—up from $13.50. And no one, not even the FDA, can stop him. Hedge fund manager Martin Shkreli is 32 years old but he’s acting half that age on Twitter today after news broke that his company, Turing Pharmaceuticals, had raised the price

The Best Lawyers Money Can Buy

By: The Editorial Board, Source: The New York Times, Originally Published: 12.25.14 The United States Supreme Court decides cases involving the nation’s most pressing legal issues, affecting the daily lives of hundreds of millions of Americans — and yet so much about its functioning is shrouded in mystique and exclusivity. The court’s front doors are

After tide of recalls, auto industry does some soul-searching

Source: Boston Globe, By: Bill Vlasic and Hilary Stout, Originally Published: 12.31.14 DETROIT — Spurred by a decade-old ignition switch defect in millions of General Motors vehicles, the auto industry this year has issued more recalls involving old models — those made five or more years ago — than ever before, an analysis of federal

$15 Million Awarded in Highway Collision

$42 Million Given Back for over 8,000 Investors

$1.05 Million Largest Nursing Home Jury Award in Spartanburg History

$2.32 Million in “Unprecedented” Jury Award Against Nuisance Landfill

$42 Million Given Back for over 8,000 Investors

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