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Wrongful Death Articles

June 9, 2006	Restraint Chairs Cause Unnecessary Pain, Injury and Even Death The use of the "restraint chair" has proliferated in detention facilities across America. The increased use of such chairs, coupled with inadequate training and supervision of detention officers in their use has caused unnecessary pain, injury and even death.
June 2005	The Loss that Endures TRIAL Some losses—of a loved one, a cherished activity, a dream for the future—leave a permanent void in a client's life. Creative advocacy can ensure that jurors understand your client's right to non-economic damages.
May 2003	When Every Second Counts TRIAL For those in urgent need of medical care, a few moments can mean the difference between life and death. Can providers of emergency medical services be held accountable for negligent conduct? The answer depends on state law and the facts of your client’s

June 9, 2006

Restraint Chairs Cause Unnecessary Pain, Injury and Even Death

The use of the "restraint chair" has proliferated in detention facilities across America. The increased use of such chairs, coupled with inadequate training and supervision of detention officers in their use has caused unnecessary pain, injury and even death.

June 2005

The Loss that Endures

TRIAL

Some losses—of a loved one, a cherished activity, a dream for the future—leave a permanent void in a client's life. Creative advocacy can ensure that jurors understand your client's right to non-economic damages.

May 2003

When Every Second Counts

TRIAL

For those in urgent need of medical care, a few moments can mean the difference between life and death. Can providers of emergency medical services be held accountable for negligent conduct? The answer depends on state law and the facts of your client’s

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