Drug criminal or unfortunate accident victim?
Some very well-placed people are questioning the Florida law that labled a man a drug tafficker after an accident left him wheelchair-bound and addicted to painkillers, which he purchased in large quantities.
Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Corp. Year End and Fourth Quarter Results December 31, 2005
Philadelphia Consolidated Holding Corp. today reported net income for the year ended December 31, 2005 increased 87.2% to $156.7 million from $83.7 million for the year ended December 31, 2004.
Police, fire and courts
DAHINDA (CNS) - A Williamsfield man is dead following a single-vehicle accident Thursday evening near Dahinda.
Land-use argument continues
Wellington· More than a year after the Village Council approved development on the Binks Forest Golf Course, some residents are still fighting to stop 90 condominiums from rising on the 15-acre driving range.
Around Florida
Navy prepares plan to modify naval station The Navy is set to announce that it will take the first step to modify Mayport Naval Station so it could be used as base for a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, officials said.
TV Movies: Jan. 29-Feb. 4
Abandoned and Deceived 95. Lori Loughlin. A woman with two young sons fights back when her ex-husband stops paying child support. (2:00) LIFE: Sat. 7 P.M. (CC)
The $40 Lawyer
After trials in the courtroom and in his personal life, Charley begins to understand what kind of lawyer - and man - he can be.
Jury to hear time testimony in Clinton drownings trial
CLINTON - A jury will determine the validity of a doctors opinion that deceased toddler Kyleigh Hamm was underwater as long as 40 minutes before attempts were made to rescue her and her brothers from her mothers car in Clinton Lake.
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Business seeks legal reforms
Lobbyists unite to win protection from suits. Floridas powerful business lobby, largely rebuffed in its attempts last year to win a broad array of protections from lawsuits, is uniting behind a single goal as state lawmakers prepare for their 2006 session.