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Other similar incidents or OSIs can be invaluable, paying off several times more than the investment cost for securing them. LSSLC, LLC has developed a process for finding hard to get OSIs in automotive and other product liability cases. We currently have developed databases for various products.  


Presentation of OSIs at trial or mediation has helped settle the following cases:

1998 Ford Crown Victoria, sudden acceleration, electromagnetic defect in the vehicle's cruise control system (Next Generation Speed Control System) caused vehicle to accelerate without driver input. Settled at mediation. Numerous OSIs found.

Rollover/ Roof Crush, 2002 Ford Expedition, Trial ended in hung jury, settlement before new trial, UN93 (1997-2002) and U222 (2003-2007) Ford Expedition OSIs found. Undisclosed amount. 

Rollover/ Roof Crush,  1996 Isuzu Rodeo, multiple OSIs found and presented. Settled before trial, Undisclosed amount.  

Seat belt, lap only, GM Malibu, rear mid seat, frontal impact, settled at mediation, undisclosed amount, Multiple OSIs presented.

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Our Client Reaud, Morgan & Quinn has written this testimonial about our work. After trying for some time to find an expert, they came to us. We found them the expert that they needed. The right expert at the right time resulted in a successful conclusion. 

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A liquidity crunch can send your company into a downward spiral and make it ripe for a takeover, as Bear Stearns recently discovered. One of the most important aspects of running a successful business is to maintain a solid liquidity position. Here are 10 ways to improve your company's cash supply, as well as come up with contingency plans to help get through difficult times.
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  Business Tax - US

If you work from your house, can you deduct the cost of home office expenses on your tax return? Yes, if you meet the requirements laid out by the IRS. Assuming you qualify, here are some items you can write off and some tips for verifying your deductions.
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What motivates employees to sabotage company computer networks — even at the risk of causing millions of dollars in damage or triggering layoffs of colleagues? Click "Full Article" for the answer from a study commissioned by the government, along with ways you can protect your company from devastating damage to your intellectual property, business operations and reputation.
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  Elder Law

As the population ages, assisted living facilities around the country are increasing in popularity. But the facilities vary widely and can be expensive. The majority of residents pay out-of-pocket, rather than having government health programs cover the costs. Here is a quick look at the rate structures of the facilities, along with other financial factors to consider.
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LSSLC, LLC provides the information in this newsletter for general guidance only, and does not constitute the provision of legal advice or professional consulting of any kind. The information provided herein should not be used as a substitute for consultation with professional tax, accounting, legal, or other competent advisers. Before making any decision or taking any action, you should consult a professional adviser who has been provided with all pertinent facts relevant to your particular situation. 

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