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Thomas J. Henry Texas’ largest personal injury law firm, Thomas J. Henry Law, PLLC, whose record-breaking personal injury verdicts and recoveries have been featured in Fortune, Forbes, and Newsweek magazines, is now representing clients injured by exploding headrests equipped in certain Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, and Mercedes-Benz vehicles.  According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Active Head Restraint systems in these headrests can “burst open” without warning, leaving vehicle occupants with serious head injuries and an increased risk of being involved in a crash. Among more than the 70 injuries reported to NHTSA are serious head injuries, loss of consciousness, concussion, and other injuries requiring hospitalization.   In an effort to keep vehicle owners and their families safe, Thomas J. Henry has launched a campaign to inform and protect consumers from this potentially dangerous condition. He is also representing individuals injured b...

**** ST NICKS ALLIANCE HIDES EVIDENCE AND REFUSES TO COMPLY WITH COURT DEMANDS Story By: James Edstrom **** James Edstrom Outside 19 Maujer Street As most of my readers know, I have been fighting St Nicks Alliance for abusing my son and I when we lived in their building in Williamsburg, 19 Maujer Street. For those of you who do not know the story, St Nicks Alliance is run by convicted felons who live off city contracts. They are paid to give affordable housing to people with AIDS. They are paid to provide services which they do not provide, yet the city of New York refuses to take away the contracts. St Nicks Alliance gets Senior contracts, AIDS Contracts, Youth Contracts and the list goes on and on. Joseph Robles the President of St Nicks Alliance also owns Knights Collision Experts, which also lives off the back of city taxpayers with many city contracts. He is a convicted felon! CONVICTED FELONS JOSEPH ROBLES SR. AND JOSEPH ROBLES JR. FROM...

20th Century Fox   Provo, UT— VidAngel, the market-leading entertainment platform empowering users to filter language, nudity, violence, and other content from movies and TV shows, is engaged in a high-profile legal battle with Disney, Warner Bros, 20th Century Fox, and Lucasfilm. These Hollywood studios have taken legal action in an effort to eviscerate the 2005 Family Movie Act and prevent VidAngel from lawfully empowering parents and families to filter content on modern devices. Judge Andre Birotte ruled against VidAngel in Los Angeles Federal Court. CEO Neal Harmon has issued the following statement: “As our customers know, we have been shut down for some time, and we obviously disagree with Judge Birotte’s decision today and other decisions across all dimensions of this case. However, we respect the process and look forward to presenting our case to the 9th Circuit. “Because we are confident that Congress intended for movie filtering to be legal w...

Courtney Crawford Homeless With Dog Yesterday R&B Divas star Terry Thorpe AKA Terez, evicted Courtney Crawford who is suffering from AIDS. The guy is now living on the street with his dog. Almost two years ago I filed a lawsuit against Terez's company St Nicks Alliance. I am also suffering from AIDS. Their tenants spent day and night harassing my son and I, and Terez would do nothing to stop it. Terez and St Nicks Alliance staff instead started harassing me. We lived with mice and rats and Terez and her partner in crime Michelle Sainsbury did nothing. We were being tortured day and night by tenants and by the staff from St Nicks Alliance and they would not stop. We proved to the city that either Terez or her employees forged our leases and the city refused to do anything. They left me no choice but to file a Supreme Court Lawsuit . Disgusting Terez Thorpe TEREZ AND ST NICKS ALLIANCE ALLOWED DRUG DEALING I complained about the drug dea...

Jennifer Lynn Lopez, one of the richest Hispanic's in Hollywood according to Forbes magazine, and her husband Marc Anthony are suing the National Enquirer seeking "substantial damages" for a story which alleged the couple were linked to a drug scandal.They hired a Belfast-based lawyer Paul Tweed, a special lible lawyer, who told Reuters he had filed a lawsuit with the Belfast High Court on Tuesday, announcing they "will now make similar applications in Dublin, London and other jurisdictions." Paul Tweed said the Enquirer story was "totally unfounded.""It's virtually impossible to sue for libel in the United States because of First Amendment protections," Tweed explained to the Reuters news agency. "But these publications are now appearing in Ireland, the UK and France, and on the internet, and they're now subject to the libel laws of these jurisdictions." The article at question was published last month under the headline:...