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LNG insider criticizes trucking plan
Former employee contacts federal regulators about trucking proposal
Posted: May 21, 2011 - 11:18pm | Updated: May 22, 2011 - 8:31am
By Mary Landers Copyright 2011 .
A former Southern LNG employee has filed a critical analysis with federal regulators about plans to truck liquefied methane across Savannah.
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Savannah Morning News
Posted: May 21, 2011 - 8:32pm
Spiva recognized
for community involvement
Honor/award: Howard Spiva was presented the John Miller Community Service Award during the Savannah Bar Association’s Law Day Awards.
For more than 12 years, his foundation “Justice for Children” has provided thousands of free bike helmets to local children, and he has sponsored a number of community events to educate parents that accidents can be prevented.
In 2011, he has received these awards:
Attorneys honored during Savannah Bar Law Day celebration
May 19, 2011
By Jan Skutch
Savannah attorney Wade Herring has been awarded the Savannah Bar Association’s Robbie Robinson Award as part of the bar’s annual Law Day celebration.
Herring, a 1983 graduate of the University of Georgia law school, moved to Savannah in 1985 and joined the Hunter/Maclean law firm where he remains as a partner.
Among his community-service work is his long-standing affiliation with the Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper Investigates the Auto Insurance Industry
In these two videos CNN's Anderson Cooper investigates stragies of the auto insurance industry to maximize profits by denying payments to injury victims.
The videos feature two cases of ladies who were involved in accidents.
One lady was offered $15,000 which was only a little over half of her medical bills.
The second lady, who was hit by an insurance company employee, was only offered $2,000 when her medical bills and lost time at work was around $15,000.
One of our marketing guys sent this out via the national PR network...thought I'd share...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Giving Back to the Community really works and Makes You Feel Good
By Chuck St.
Savannah, GA – May 18, 2011 - Increased participation in the local community is not only the right thing to do but lets local citizens know you care and are willing to help others. "Lawyers are People Too".
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Justice Robert Benham Community Service Awards
On Feb. 15, nearly 200 family members, friends and colleagues gathered in the auditorium of the State Bar to pay tribute to 10 special members of the profession. Two judges and eight attorneys were honored with the State Bar’s top honor for community and public service at the 12th annual Justice Robert Benham Awards for Community Service. They were honored because they have served a variety of organizations and causes outside their judicial duties and professional obligations.
Lawyers: Public would be liable for cost in event of LNG accident
Posted: May 3, 2011 - 11:11pm
By Mary Landers
A trio of tort lawyers looking at the issue of who would be liable for the cost of an LNG trucking accident say it’s most likely not the company that imports or trucks the liquid methane.
“The long and short of it is there’s a good chance the public will be hung with the bill,” said Clete Bergen, an attorney and president of Citizens for Clean Air and Water, which sponsored the attorneys’ public forum Tuesday evening at Candler Hospital.
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