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Law Student Alamea Deedee Bitran Wins $2500 Scholarship
We here at The Reeves Law Group are very pleased to announce the winner of our 2015 college scholarship award for $2500. The winner is third-year law student, and new bride, Alamea Deedee Bitran of Miami, FL. Alamea attends Florida International University School of Law and was informed of the award, during her wedding! Alamea is currently in the top 5% of her law school......
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The Many Lawsuits of Donald Trump
Donald Trump has money and real hair and lawyers. So he’s sued a few defendants … like a beauty pageant contestant, journalists, his ex-wife, and the country of Scotland. His lawsuits are HUGE and AMAZING. Here’s a rundown of the BEST OF THE BEST from The Donald. In June of 2015, Donald Trump filed a $500 million lawsuit against Univision Communications after the company scrapped its planned......
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Graduate Student Heather Marzenski wins $1000 Scholarship
We here at The Reeves Law Group are pleased to announce that Ohio graduate student Heather Marzenski has won our 2014 $1000 academic scholarship. Heather beat out a strong field  and will use the award to continue her education at Baldwin-Wallace University located in Berea, OH. Heather won the scholarship on the strength of her application which detailed the struggles and successes of working as......
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In The New Year, Pledge to Quit Doing These 5 Things While Driving
Last year we published a graphic describing the most common ways that the attention of drivers is removed from their primary task; safe driving. As we move into 2014, we want to urge drivers to pledge to quit becoming distracted while behind the wheel. We believe that if everyone would pledge to stop doing the following 5 things while driving, the roads would much safer for......
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Safety Tips for Teenage Drivers
Teenagers may be at a much higher risk of being involved in accidents compared to other age groups.  That’s because teenagers have lesser driving experience, and may not have the kind of fine-tuned skills that are necessary to recognize and identify accident cues, and avoid collisions. However, that doesn’t mean that teenagers cannot drive safely at all.  Lack of experience and skills can be offset......
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Injuries from Chelation-Related Products under FDA Scanner
The Food and Drug Administration has warned companies that promote a controversial treatment for autism and other conditions, called Chelation.  The agency has already sent warning letters to several companies, cautioning them that the products that they promote are unapproved drugs and devices. Chelation is a highly controversial procedure that is currently being promoted to treat a number of conditions, ranging from autism to Alzheimer’s......
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