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NYC mayor urges settlement of 9/11 health claims
NEW YORK AP - New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the special master of the 9/11 compensation fund are urging ground zero workers to settle thousands of lawsuits over health problems caused by World Trade Center dust.Lawyers for about 10,000 workers tentatively worked out a settlement in the spring. It could be worth $625 million to $712.Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 19, No. 85 - May 5, 2010
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'Tuan Anh Nguyen' Requires Dismissal of Challenge To Derivative Citizenship Statute's ConstitutionalityNew Jersey paralegal pay lags behind the national average
Paralegals in New Jersey earn markedly less than their counterparts in other parts of the country, according to a new survey of paralegal compensation.Which Statute Applies to Skakel?
Judge John Kavanewsky Jr., busy sorting out the many discovery motions being filed for the upcoming trial of accused murderer Michael Skakel in Connecticut, is still deciding whether a 1975 statute of limitations for bringing class A felony charges -- including murder -- against a defendant, which was in effect at the time Martha Moxley was slain, requires that a murder charge against Skakel be dismissed.Cite as: Harrison v. Cunningham, 07-CV-4077, NYLJ 1202495162264, at *1 (Court, Decided May 17, 2011)Decided: May 17, 2011MEMORANDUM
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