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 A jury found General Motors negligent in a rollover crash that killed a 14-year-old boy, awarding what may be a record amount to the parents who brought a federal lawsuit in  federal court against the auto maker.

Plaintiffs presented evidence at trial of other rollover accidents involving the Blazer.

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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. How attorneys use this OSI information varies.

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GM says that their goal is reducing injuries and deaths by sensor development and occupant containment. General Motors opened a state-of-the-art rollover crash test facility, becoming the first North American automaker to integrate in-house testing for potentially deadly rollover crashes that claim 10,000 lives a year and 40% of all fatalities.

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  Timely Opportunities

Under an SEC plan, some large publicly traded corporations will soon have to file reports with the agency using the new XBRL technology. But even private companies may find that this worldwide method of tagging business information saves time and money, boosts reliability, improves transparency, and helps efficiently compile and analyze internal reports. This article shows you how the new computer language might benefit your enterprise.
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  Personal Tax - US

You can get a double bonus when you give appreciated assets to a charity. But don't donate too much! Here is some guidance on how you can maneuver large contributions to safeguard your tax deductions.
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  Employment Law

Job seekers are hiring background check companies to make reference calls to their former employers. The purpose is to see if their former bosses are bad-mouthing them and preventing them from getting jobs. Could you get caught in this trap? Click "Full Article" for some tips on how to handle this potential liability.
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  Internet/New Media

Like America's west during the nineteenth century, the Internet can be a vast and often untamed frontier. To curtail online lawlessness, the Justice Department has launched a major ongoing initiative. Click "Full Article" for the details, and some tips on how you can avoid online trouble.
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  Latest Business Headlines

JD Wetherspoon FY08 profit down; August like-for-like sales up 1.1%; proposes lower dividend - Update
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Lehman could move $32 bln of assets to new company: report
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GM plant's future uncertain
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