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...2010 for injuries sustained in an auto accident almost two years before. Service of process was not completed until October 2011, after the case's...
...disabled adult, appeal from the final decision of the Department of Human Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) holding that M.J. is not entitled...
...entire previous administration. Furthermore, the restructuring of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) into three divisions and the development of ICE created...
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...relates solely to routine duties and responsibilities to provide managed health-care services. FMCO filed a complaint against defendants, alleging that PCS stole FMCO’...
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...his trial counsel rendered ineffective assistance in not advising him of the immigration consequences associated with his guilty pleas for the misdemeanor offenses of assault...
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