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Related News Texas Newspaper Urges Communities to Get More Aggressive Pursuing Elder-Fraud   July 24, 2009 ? After an elderly woman was charged $62,000 for drapes for five windows, and the company ? Arrow Upholstery ? was fined $102,000, the San Antonio (Tx.) Express-News is urging all communities to become more aggressive about the prosecution of elder-fraud. Ex-Chandler officer Lovelace hired by Babeu   Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu hired a former Chandler police officer who was at the center of two wrongful death lawsuits that ended in almost $5 million in settlements. Morrisville council to look at adult entertainment amendment   Morrisville Borough Council voted unanimously July 14 to schedule a public hearing for a proposed ordinance change for the ?Adult-Oriented Establishment? section in the Morrisville zoning code. Mineral County: Jailer receives deferred sentence for sex assault   SUPERIOR - A Mineral County detention officer accused last year of raping an inmate, but who later pleaded guilty to lesser charges, received a deferred jail sentence at a court hearing on Wednesday. Johnson backs bill championed by the special needs community   Rep. Sam Johnson Monday announced his co-sponsorship of legislation supported by the special needs community in North Texas. Filial responsibility a danger when Medicaid is not approved   If your parents do not pay their nursing home bills, there is a chance in Pennsylvania that the lawsuit could be against you. The same may apply to assisted living and hospital bills. Whether this is legal or not under federal law has not yet been decided but adult children cannot ignore the danger that medical providers might look to them for payment. Waiting for Answers   Three months after their son died, Michael Jacobs Jr.'s parents still have obtained no ruling on his cause of death. That means they can't get a payout from his modest insurance policy to help reimburse the individuals who stepped forward in April to cover his funeral expenses. Outdoor Wood Boilers: Appropriate Technology or Deadly Device?   Karen Paris knew something was wrong when no one answered her home phone. It would be days before she?d learn how terribly wrong, and months before she?d have a clue as to what killed her mother. read more More and more seniors are being ripped off   Officials said elder fraud cases are rising, especially sweepstakes scams with seniors losing hundreds of thousands of dollars. Anil Ambani firm asks court to dismiss government stand on gas dispute   Industrialist Anil Ambani's energy firm, locked in a legal battle with elder brother Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries over supply of gas, has asked the Supreme Court to dismiss the government's affidavit on the issue.

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