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Southern California Personal Injury Lawyers
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2014/11/04 15:22
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Here at the Law Offices of Robert W. Jackson, APC, we are expert trial Lawyers with the ability to present and prepare your case professionally. This professionalism with prevent you and your attorney from being bullied by insurance companies.
Our objective is to secure fair compensation for your injuries, no
matter where that takes place. As trial lawyers, we are not scared to
go to court, and we will not convince you to take a small settlement
out of fear of a trial. We are unafraid of the insurance companies,
and we will fight till the end to get you what you deserve. Other
lawyers aim to get a settlement, and if that doesn't work they are
scared to go to trial. Often times, such attorneys will refer you to
experienced trial lawyers like us.
We at the Law Offices of Robert W. Jackson, APC understand that you
are going through a difficult time with your injury or auto accident.
The physical, financial, and emotional toll it takes on you can be
overwhelming. It is our goal to ease your burdens and help facilitate
resolution with insurance companies, opposing lawyers, medical
facilities, and government agencies. Conveniently located in Fallbrook
and Cardiff, California, we are poised to represent those throughout
San Diego County.
If you do not take the proper steps immediately, your claim for an
injury may be seriously degraded. Seek medical treatment for your
injuries and pain immediately, and then call us for a consultation.
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Appeals court reinstates Texas voter ID law
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2014/10/20 12:31
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday temporarily reinstated Texas' tough voter ID law, which the U.S. Justice Department had condemned as the state's latest means of suppressing minority voter turnout.
The ruling by a three-judge panel of the New Orleans-based 5th Circuit Court of Appeals allows the law to be used in the November election, despite a lower judge's ruling that the law is unconstitutional. The 5th Circuit did not rule on the law's merits; instead, it determined it's too late to change the rules for the election.
The judge said the Supreme Court has repeatedly told courts to be cautious about late-hour interruptions of elections. Early voting starts Oct. 20.
"It will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, for the state to adequately train its 25,000 polling workers at 8,000 polling places" in time for the start of early voting, the appeals court wrote.
While some voters may be harmed, the greater harm would come in potentially disrupting an election statewide, the court said. |
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Accused White House intruder to appear in court
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2014/09/29 16:43
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Following an embarrassing security breach at the White House, one of the most closely protected buildings in the world, the Secret Service is said to be considering establishing new checkpoints to screen tourists in public areas near the presidential mansion.
Meanwhile, the man accused of scaling a security fence and getting into the president's home carrying a knife is scheduled to have his initial appearance Monday in federal court.Omar J. Gonzalez, 42, of Copperas Cove, Texas, is facing charges of unlawfully entering a restricted building or grounds while carrying a deadly or dangerous weapon.
The Army says Gonzalez served from 1997 until his discharge in 2003, and again from 2005 to December 2012, when he retired due to disability.The Secret Service tightened its guard outside the White House after Friday's security breach. Gonzalez is accused of scaling the White House perimeter fence, sprinting across the lawn and entering the building before agents could stop him.
President Barack Obama and his family were away at the time. Obama says he still has confidence in the troubled agency's ability to protect him and his family.Secret Service Director Julia Pierson has ordered increased surveillance and more officer patrols, and has begun an investigation into what went wrong. |
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