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Friday, May 30, 2008
Employer Workers Comp Fraud
A measure of justice was served yesterday when three CEO's, Donald Edward Touchet, Richard E. Standridge and Robert J. Jennings were sentenced to federal prison for a combined 55 years and forfeitures exceeding $75 Million. Federal prosecutor Mark B. Devereaux methodically put together this extremely complicated case that affected over a million injured working people. Amazingly, there is more to be done as Devereaux is tirelessly working to track down another defendant who fled to Europe.
If you are the victim of employer fraud or observe your employer committing fraud contact an attorney familiar with this type of claim immediately. To read more about this case of employer workers compensation fraud see this link:
http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/053008/met_284352016.shtml
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Attorney W. Marc Hardesty
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2:45 AM
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Bouquets to Marc Hardesty
Northeast Florida's News & Opinion Magazine
Bouquets to Jacksonville attorney and Planning Commission member Marc Hardesty for consistently standing up for communities caught in zoning conflicts. Hardesty proved a staunch ally for Arlington residents during their fight to prevent JAA from expanding Craig Airport, and most recently sided with residents of the Alta Drive area who opposed industrial JaxPort truck traffic being sent down their street. Hardesty called on lawmakers to more aggressively plan for the thousands of additional daily semi trailers expected to turn the roads around the port into a "chokepoint."
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kristent
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3:16 PM
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Larger Trucks Create Bigger Safety Risk
To learn more visit this site:
http://www.trucksafety.org/docs/Final%20Press%20Release%20for%20Truck%20Safety%20Press%20Conference.doc
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Attorney W. Marc Hardesty
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8:02 PM
Thursday, May 01, 2008
Preventable Medical Errors Cost Lives and Billions of Dollars
This study further confirms the significant risks associated with hospitalization in this country. Medicare has already indicated that, beginning in October 2008, it will no longer pay for injuries/infections attributable to certain preventable medical errors. See our blog of February 19, 2008 for more information. For steps you can take to help prevent medical errors, check the medical negligence heading on our website.
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Attorney Frank Ashton
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5:35 AM
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