Michael Kunzelman

                   
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La. Slaying Recalls History of Racial Turmoil

washingtonpost.com
13-Nov-2008 198 related
        

BOGALUSA, La., Nov. 12 -- Hattie Dillon got a firsthand taste of the racial hatred that gripped this city in the 1960s when a metal bolt flung by someone in an angry crowd gashed her head as she marched for civil rights.

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Judge sentences 2 in HMO fraud case

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13-Nov-2008 1 related
        

08:47 PM CST on Wednesday, November 12, 2008 Michael Kunzelman / Associated Press NEW ORLEANS -- Barry Scheur, who owned The Oath for Louisiana health maintenance organization, was sentenced Wednesday to 20 months in prison....

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N.O. lawyer pleads guilty to charges he stole $30M

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31-Oct-2008
        

03:44 PM CDT on Friday, October 31, 2008 Michael Kunzelman / Associated Press NEW ORLEANS -- A New Orleans attorney pleaded guilty Friday to charges he stole millions of dollars from one of the city's most prominent law firms...

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Lawsuit seeks to block tough La. lawyer ad rules

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26-Oct-2008 8 related
        

By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN Associated Press Writer NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Personal injury attorney Morris Bart has spent millions of dollars to make "one call, that's all" his familiar refrain for television viewers, but new lawyer...

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Lawsuit seeks to block tough La. lawyer ad rules

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26-Oct-2008
        

NEW ORLEANS -- Personal injury attorney Morris Bart has spent millions of dollars to make "one call, that's all" his familiar refrain for television viewers, but new lawyer advertising rules in Louisiana may ruin the return on...

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Lawsuit seeks to block tough La. lawyer ad rules

centredaily.com
26-Oct-2008
        

Personal injury attorney Morris Bart has spent millions of dollars to make "one call, that's all" his familiar refrain for television viewers, but new lawyer advertising rules in Louisiana may ruin the return on his investment.

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