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John O'Quinn: Flamboyant trial lawyer who won numerous billion-dollar cases against American companies dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   In the high-octane city of Houston, indeed in the entire outsized state of Texas, there probably was no more outsized and high-octane character than John Maurice O'Quinn. He was a flamboyant trial lawyer who might have stepped out of a TV soap opera. He was colossally rich and endlessly controversial, a courtroom steam-roller who took on and extracted billion-dollar judgements from some of the ...
Houma politician enters highest bid on historic home dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   Justin Bourgeois Correspondent THIBODAUX - A Houma lawyer and politician put in the top bid on a historic Thibodaux mansion auctioned off Sunday. State Rep. Damon Baldone’s bid of $675,000 won him the nearly 9,000 square-foot Dansereau-Caldwell house on St. Philip Street in downtown Thibodaux.
220-215: The Politics Behind Obama's Congressional Health-Care Win dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   220-215: The Politics Behind Obama's Congressional Health-Care Win
Acorn Offices in New Orleans Are Raided dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   Louisiana officials say that an investigation into the community organizing group is examining new allegations about a decade-old embezzlement case.
Supreme Court case: juvenile offenders serving life in prison dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   The Supreme Court on Monday takes up two cases that explore the question: Should juveniles convicted of nonlethal crimes be sentenced to life in prison without parole?
'Too fat' lawyer closes with old and obese argument dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   HACKENSACK, N.J. — The lawyer for a Florida man who claims he’s too fat to have killed his former son-in-law told jurors on Wednesday all they have to do is is look at his client to see that he’s obese, old, and in no condition to commit such a murde...
Alabama’s Ingram Keeps Family Close and Heisman Chatter at Arm’s Length dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   Alabama running back Mark Ingram has tried to avoid the distractions of talk about the Heisman Trophy and his father’s imprisonment.
Lawyer for Man's 'Too Fat to Kill' Defense: Just Look at Him dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   The lawyer for a Florida man who claims he's too fat to have killed his former son-in-law told jurors on Wednesday all they have to do is is look at his client to see that he's obese, old, and in no condition to commit such a murder.
State probe homes in on fired film chief dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   Iowa’s tax credit program for filmmaking was intended to be generous, but not so much that it allowed state officials to give away tax breaks for free.
EPA to impose stricter standards on PVC plant emissions dated Sunday 8th of November 2009   The Environmental Protection Agency will set new nationwide emission standards for makers of polyvinyl chloride, commonly known as the plastic PVC, under a settlement with environmental groups announced last week.

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