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Bird Registration for the Dallas Car Wrecks CLE Ends TODAY! |
Early
Bird Registration for the Dallas Car Wrecks CLE Seminar at the Belo Mansion &
Pavilion on Thursday, October 10, 2019 ENDS TODAY AT 4:00PM! This daylong
seminar is designed for attorneys AND legal staff. The agenda features
separate tracks with specialized content for both. Click on the headline to
learn more & register.
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| TTLA
Annual Nov 6-8: Have you registered? |
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for the 2O19 TTLA Annual Meeting & CLE Seminar! We will be celebrating TTLA's
7Oth Anniversary at the historic Fort Worth hotel where TTLA's founders first
met. Click on the headline to learn more & register.
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Texas
Tribune Daily Brief
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| The
Brief for Sept 30 |
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In
today's Brief: The ninth annual Texas Tribune Festival ended Saturday. Hereâ??s
what happened
Elvia Limón, Texas Tribune 09/30/2019   
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Texas Tribune
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| Olathe
School Board Files Suit Against Juul |
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The
school board of Olathe, Missouri, voted unanimously on Friday to sue
electronic cigarette manufacturer Juul. The school district says it has been
forced to divert significant resources to fight the rapid spread of vaping.
According to the school superintendent, many users of e-cigarettes are not
aware that all liquid used to vape contains nicotine.
Staff Report, Kansas City Star 09/27/2019
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Kansas City Star
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| Toddler
Drowns in Grease Trap, Mother Files Notices of Claim |
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The
mother of a boy who died after falling into a grease trap in Rochester, New
York, is filing suit against the city of Rochester and Monroe County. The
woman recently filed notices of claim with both parties, signaling a lawsuit
may be coming. The 3-year-old boy drowned in a grease trap at the University
Avenue Tim Hortons in July. The mother alleges the city and county were
responsible for the child's wrongful death and were negligent in their
management of the grease trap, which was not bolted in place.
Meaghan M. McDermott, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle 09/27/2019
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Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
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| Lawsuit:
Ohio Man Died After Car With Keyless Ignition Ran All Night |
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A man
from Green, Ohio, died after his vehicle ran all night in his carport. The
94-year-old man died in his sleep when his car, which had a keyless ignition,
remained running and filled his home with carbon monoxide. His family has
filed suit against Toyota, the maker of the man's car, which did not include
an emergency shutoff feature. Reports show that 34 people with keyless
ignitions have died of carbon monoxide poisoning since 2006 after failing to
turn off their vehicle.
Phil Trexler, Danielle Serino, WKYC 3 09/23/2019
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WKYC 3
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