FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information contact: Lisa Travis Marketing Director Email: lisa@www.travislawgroupdev.com.php56-26.phx1-1.websitetestlink.com Telephone: 719-520-5011 Richard Travis Settles Personal Injury Case for $200,000 Excessive speed blamed for car accident on Academy Boulevard COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, March 2009 - Richard Travis of Anderson & Travis (Travis Law Group as of 2018) recently settled a...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information contact: Lisa travis Marketing Director Email: lisa@www.travislawgroupdev.com.php56-26.phx1-1.websitetestlink.com Telephone: 719-520-5011 Richard Travis Settles Personal Injury Case for $1.5 Million Truck driver receives settlement for accident near Grand Junction COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, August 2008 - Richard travis of Anderson & Travis (Travis Law Group as of 2018) recently settled...
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By Tom Roeder and Cary Leider Vogrin, The Gazette “Imagine you’re home in bed, sound asleep, then you wake up and hear glass breaking in your children’s room. “Now imagine feeling that way for a year.” The waking nightmare has followed Fort Carson Sgt. Christopher Cain and more...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information contact: Lisa Travis Marketing Director Telephone: 719-520-5011 Army Drops All Legal Action Against SSG pogany COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado -- July 16, 2004 – Anderson & Travis announced today that SSG Georg Andreas pogany was advised by his commanding officer yesterday that as a result of...
Aired July 16, 2004 - 19:00 ET COOPER: Well, out of the thousands of U.S. service men and women who have served in Iraq over the last year, one may be unique. He's believed to be the one person accused of being a coward and facing...
Staff Sergeant (SSG) Georg-Andreas Pogany, who, on his second day in Iraq with the Army Special Forces, suffered a severe panic attack after seeing the remains of a dead Iraqi, was diagnosed last week with brain stem damage induced by drug toxicity likely caused by...
Anti-malarial drug is cited as possible cause of soldier's illness By Laura Bailey, Army Times An Army interrogator sent home from Iraq and charged with cowardice last October is one of 11 service members who have been diagnosed with a balance disorder a Navy doctor says may...
WNYC June 15, 2004 Listen to the audio below...