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KTRH, Houston's Michael Berry Reports In; 'Proud of Station's Efforts.' The radio stations that are on the air in Houston are all working around the clock to get information out to listeners, but iHeartMedia's KTRH – the well-recognized news/talker in the market – is "the station the nation is turning to," according to KTRH talk show host Michael Berry. He tells TALKERS magazine his personal story as a resident of the area with a family whose job is to be at the station keeping the public informed. "We're going through what our listeners are suffering also. I put my family up at the Omni Hotel. Then the Omni had to be evacuated. I was visiting our affiliate in Louisiana doing a fundraiser there. I couldn't get back into the city due to road closures. My wife and kids had to be rescued by boat and waded in chest deep water. This is my whole world in the picture you see here – that's my wife and my two kids on a boat driven by a good Samaritan who pulled them from the hotel and deposited them on the freeway. From there a volunteer put them in the back of a truck and drove them to high ground. Getting to be on the radio these last few days and help other people is actually cathartic. My own home flooded on the first floor and it took until today (8/28) to be able to get to see it. But despite all of this we are seeing the best of our people as we come together as a community."
Broadcasters in Gear Raising Funds for Harvey Victims. Just a sample of the Harvey relief efforts underway at radio stations and radio groups across the country include the work of E.W. Scripps' Milwaukee duo news/talk WTMJ and country WKTI (and sister television station WTMJ-TV) leading a fundraiser. Yesterday afternoon (8/28), the stations hosted a fundraising phone bank to collect donations for the American Red Cross. Vice president and GM for the Milwaukee stations, Tom Langmyer, states, "People in Wisconsin are looking for a way that they can help the victims of the Hurricane. Using the power of local media, we can combine our efforts to enable giving on a large scale and truly make a difference to support the American Red Cross." Urban One's Reach Media has been using its radio talent to call attention to the needs of Harvey victims. Nationally syndicated personalities including Tom Joyner, Rickey Smiley, Willie Moore Jr., Darlene McCoy, Erica Campbell, Russ Parr and Ed Lover have been interviewing people affected, news people covering the storm, and elected officials. The "Tom Joyner Morning Show" launched the BlackAmericaWeb.com Relief Fund to provide financial support to families impacted by the storm Hurricane Harvey.
WDAE, Tampa Returns to Local Morning Show. Tampa sports talk outlet WDAE returns to live and local mornings, dropping ESPN's "Mike & Mike" show and sliding late morning duo Ronnie "Night Train" Lane and Tom "TKras" Krasniqi into the daypart. The iHeartMedia station fills the late morning slot with FOX Sports Radio/DirecTV's Dan Patrick. It was just last October that the station in what was seen as a budgetary decision, let Tampa Bay Times sportswriters Rick Stroud and Tom Jones go and installed the "Mike & Mike" program.
Boston's Emerson College the Site of Next Summer's Radio Talent Institute. Next summer, Beasley Media Group is partnering with Xperi and Marketron Interactive and the National Radio Talent System to present the 10-day Beasley Radio Talent Institute program at Emerson College in Boston. The immersion program will bring broadcasting students together with more than 30 radio professionals who teach classes based on their individual areas of expertise. Session topics will range from on-air, production, news, sports, interactive to social media, engineering, promotions and sales, and includes the Radio Advertising Bureau's "Radio Marketing Professional" certification course. WERS, Boston general manager and Emerson adjunct professor Jack Casey states, "The Radio Talent Institute builds upon the quality education students are already receiving at their academic institutions and through working at their college radio stations. We are grateful to Beasley Media Group for providing this incredible opportunity, along with other forward-thinking companies such as Xperi and Marketron Interactive."
TALKERS News Notes. Chicago media writer Robert Feder reports that longtime Chicago sports talk personality Mike North has announced he's retiring from sports talk radio. North is famous for having been a hot dog stand owner who morphed into one of the first personalities on CBS RADIO's sports talk WSCR. He exited "The Score" in 2008 and for a time co-hosted "FOX Sports Daybreak" with Andy Furman on the FOX Sports Radio Network. Feder reports that North told WTTW-TV, Chicago's Phil Ponce, "I'm heading in another direction because I think the timing is right. I'm not leaving broadcasting. I'm leaving sports radio." Read Feder's column here…..Sports Illustrated's Richard Deitsch is reporting that ESPN Radio personality Ryen Russillo is serving a two-week suspension after an incident at a Wyoming condominium in which a drunk Russillo entered the unit of another couple and basically passed out on a bed in a state of partial undress. He was charged with misdemeanor criminal trespass and ESPN reportedly says he'll return to the air on September 5…..CBS RADIO's all-news KNX, Los Angeles is prepping for the NFL season with its daily "Pro Football Insiders Report" that will feature five pro football experts giving their reports four times per day. Former Chargers great Dan Fouts' reports air on Mondays, FOX broadcaster Chris Myers airs on Tuesday, former Rams star Jackie Slater's reports air on Wednesday, broadcast pro Andrew Siciliano's reports air on Thursdays, and Rams great Vince Ferragamo's reports air on Fridays…..Ed Esposito is retiring from Rubber City Radio where he's been serving as vice president/information media. Esposito handled news duties on Jeff Kinzbach's morning program on rock WONE, Akron in addition to his responsibilities managing the news and public affairs on sister stations country WQMX, and news/talk WAKR. Esposito is also a former chair of the Radio Television Digital News Association…..SiriusXM and ESPN announce their deal to serve college sports fans via ESPNU Radio on SiriusXM. The channel launches on Thursday (8/31)…..FOX Sports Radio's NFL insider Jay Glazer is hosting a special three-hour football season preview tomorrow (8/30) during the Doug Gottlieb show. Glazer will be joined by FOX Sports Radio host Dan Beyer. Glazer recently renewed his multi-year deal with FSR to serve as its NFL insider and he'll appear regularly across the network's programs…..TuneIn is offering free coverage of live play-by-play of college football all season long. TuneIn features the home and away calls of every game for more than 140 schools. This programming comes via partnerships with ESPN, FOX Sports, IMG College, JMI Sports, Learfield, and Outfront…..AdLarge Media brings Gina Suarez aboard as director of affiliate marketing and promotes Frank DeSantis to SVP of business development…..iHeartMedia news/talk KALZ, "PowerTalk 96.7 and AM1400" is serving as the official Los Angeles Chargers affiliate for Fresno and Visalia. "PowerTalk" program director Jay Bohannon states, "We're always looking for ways for 'Powertalk 96.7' to diversify our programming, particularly on a stage as large as the NFL. It's a dawn of a new era for the Chargers franchise and their fans and we're thrilled to be a part of it."
WPHT's Chris Stigall Hosts Sharyl Attkisson at Live Event. Pictured above are WPHT, Philadelphia morning personality Chris Stigall (right) speaking with Emmy award-winning journalist and author Sharyl Attkisson (left) before a sold-out audience at the Colonial Theatre. Stigall tells TALKERS the conversation was "a blunt assessment of journalism today." Attkisson greeted fans and signed copied of her book, The Smear: How Shady Political Operatives and Fake News Control What You See, What You Think and How You Vote (Harper 2017).
Harvey Hammers Houston, Federal Flood Insurance Troubles, Trump's Pardon of Joe Arpaio, North Korea's Nuclear Threats, Trump-Russia Investigation, 'Game of Thrones' Finale, Mayweather-McGregor Aftermath, MLB Action, and NFL Pre-Season Activity Among Top News/Talk Stories Yesterday. Houston's challenge dealing with the effects of Harvey and the threat of more rain; the shaky state of the federal flood insurance program; reactions to President Trump's pardon of former Maricopa County sheriff Joe Arpaio; North Korea's nuclear threats and the launch of a missile over Japan; the investigation into possible connections between Trump operatives and Russia including the recent allegations Trump was looking into building a Trump Tower in Moscow; the season finale of "Game of Thrones"; the aftermath of the Floyd Mayweather–Conor McGregor fight; Major League Baseball action; and NFL pre-season activity were some of the most-talked-about stories on news/talk radio yesterday, according to ongoing research from TALKERS magazine.
Music Radio News and Career Moves. WAXQ, New York morning duo Jim Kerr and Shelli Sonstein are celebrating 40 years together on the New York City airwaves. Kerr's career began 50 years ago at the tender age of 21 hosting mornings on WPLJ. On August 29, 1977, Sonstein became Kerr's morning drive partner. As Kerr puts it, one morning Sonstein surprised him by showing up at the WPLJ studios. "I saw this woman and I didn't know what she was doing there. No one told me who she was and why she was there!" Sonstein says, "When people ask Jim and me when we plan to retire, we both respond the same way, 'why would we ever want to stop doing what we love?'"…..Changes take place at Meruelo Media's Los Angeles operations as rhythmic AC KDAY/KDEY program director Adrian Scott resigns and hip hop KPWR PD Jimmy Steal becomes vice president of programming for KDAY/KDEY…..Purchased from the SLC Divestiture Trust for $1.1 million by Aerostar Communications is former Simmons Media Group signal KEGH-FM, Salt Lake City. With that station come four booster signals: KEGH-FM1, Ogden; KEGH-FM2, Bountiful; KEGH-FM3, Salt Lake City; and KEGH-FM4, Provo. Aerostar is operating KEGH-FM under an LMA airing a Spanish music format…..SiriusXM is debuting a new, monthly show called "Off the Cuff," hosted by Keith Richards' daughter Theodora Richards. The program will feature Richards chatting with musical guests and friends such as Sean Lennon, The Rolling Stones back-up singer Lisa Fischer and musician Peter Wolf, as they "discuss their love of music, latest obsessions and biggest musical influences." She'll play music from a diverse range of artists such as Howlin' Wolf, Luther Vandross, Chuck Berry and The Rolling Stones.

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Player 1 has used her remaining tiles but Player 2 can still make a word. Is the game over when Player 1 uses up her remaining tiles, or does it end when Player 2 cannot make any more words?
My Scrabble rules state that when player uses all tiles, game is over or when other player cannot make a word.
Hi Henry - Once the bag is empty (i.e. there are no more letters left), the game is over as soon as one player uses up the last of his/her letters.
If neither player can use up all their letters, then they just keep taking turns until neither player can make any more words.
Because players are allowed to pass their turn, Scrabble tournaments often introduce a rule to make sure the game doesn't drag on forever by saying something like: 'The game is over after six consecutive scores of zero' (i.e. three consecutive passes or false-words per player).
So assuming the bag was empty in your scenario, Player 1 wins.
This is how Scrabble is played in serious tournaments, and is also the rule stated on the official Hasbro site, and on the Scrabble lid from my own game, which was made back in the early 1960s (see the highlighted rule in the picture I've attached to the top of this post).
If the wording on your game is significantly different to this, can you please record the rule word-for-word as a comment to this post? I would be interested to read it.
Comments for When does a Scrabble game end?
What do the rules say when a player can make a word but is unwilling to make it? the rules seem to suggest that the game ends when all letters have been drawn and one player uses his or her last letter; or when all possible plays have been made. well, a play can be made, but SHE won't make it.
A player is not obliged to play a word just because he/she can. If they feel it is in their best interest to pass, even when a play is possible, they are entitled to do so. This holds at any stage of the game, including the very end.


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Llangynidr Bridge, Llangynidr, Breconshire
Standing Stone: OS Grid Reference – SO 1562 2039
Gliffaes Stone
Llywn y Fedwen
Not too difficult – and its size makes it pretty easy to spot! About 100 yards across the river bridge from Llangynidr, there's a small path heading into the trees by the riverside. Walk along it, or whichever way you find easiest to walk along the riverbank. Then as you reach the third field along, look up into the hedgerow-cum-fence above you and you'll notice the old stone sticking up! Head for it!
A 14 foot tall standing stone with a most peculiar 'modern' history to it. Some of you will like this, others may have palpitations – but… In recent times, since the notion of "energy at megaliths" have been in vogue, this was one of the first monoliths found to possess magnetic anomalies. Described by the writer Francis Hitching (1976), he asked the Welsh dowser Bill Lewis to dowse at this stone and checked the results. Lewis dowsed a spiral of 'energy' rising up the stone as he did at many standing stones, and urged Hitching to see if he could bring his findings to the attention of any scientists. So Hitching contacted the physicist professor John Taylor — he of Black Holes fame, of Kings College, London — who felt that Lewis' dowsing finds were probably due to him sensing subtle changes in the magnetic field of the stone. And so with this in mind, he sent a young Argentinian physicist called Eduardo Balanovski, armed with a gaussmeter, to see what they could find. As Hitching later wrote:
"What Balanovski found surprised him very much. After checking the background levels and setting the meter at zero, he pointed the measuring probe at the stone. The needle on the dial shot up, showing an anomaly far greater than the few thousandths or hundredths of a gauss that would have been normal…
"Balanovski has no doubt that the basic anomaly…is significant: 'The point is that a water-diviner told us about it, and we went there and found something measurable. It may be the stone contains, geologically, the reason for the anomaly. Or it may be caused by something we don't yet understand. But I do not personally believe that the stone was accidentally chosen or accidentally placed. The people who put it there knew about its power, even if they didn't know about electromagnetism.'"
This initial finding brought Taylor himself to the place, where he, Balanovski and Lewis set to work.
"Lewis was filmed marking with chalk the places on the stone where he dowsed 'energy nodes.' When the gaussmeter probe was passed down the stone, it did register increases of magnetism at the marked points – there seemed to be 'a very strong field on and around the stone, which seemed to fall in bands,' as Hitching put it. It was a very impressive demonstration. Taylor urged caution, pointing out that much more work would need to be done to be sure of such reactions."
Further work was eventually carried out by the Dragon Project, where no anomalous readings were found. Hmmm….
Devereux, Paul, Places of Power, Blandford: London 1990.
Hitching, Francis, Earth Magic, Cassell: London 1976.
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Askwith Moor (521), North Yorkshire
Taynuilt, Lorn, Argyll


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Surname Longevity
How long do surnames live in memory?
With people, women's average life expectancy is longer than men's. With surnames, just the opposite is true.
Paternal surnames are often remembered for many generations, but maternal surnames are often forgotten after only two generations. It seems that most people, except those who have been bitten by the genealogy bug, do not know or remember the surnames of either of their grandmothers.
Why is this? Why do non-genealogists believe that genealogy is only about one's own surname? Why does mainstream media continue to encourage this belief? Aren't mothers' genes important? Just as important? Why aren't mothers railing against this unfair bias by the mainstream media?
The line of one's father's father's father's father's etc. is but one thin thread from the large and undoubtedly very colorful tapestry of one's ancestry. The law of averages says that most of the excitement is elsewhere; on one (or most probably both) of the paths that begin with either one's mother or one's father's mother.
To know all of one's ancestry for twenty generations (only about six centuries) means that one can fill in more than one million boxes on one's ancestor chart. The line of one's father's father's father's father's etc. represents only twenty (20) of those one million plus boxes.
I wonder when the mainstream media will begin exploring and reporting on all of the exciting and enriching possibilities on mothers' ancestral pathways?
Author FamilyForestPosted on January 28, 2000 August 7, 2016 Categories From The Captain's LogLeave a comment on Surname Longevity
Who established the first steam laundry in California? Who ran the first regular steam ferry between San Francisco and Oakland, CA?
The answer to both questions is Hon. Henry Augustus Stearns, but it almost would have had to have been someone else.
In his early twenties, Henry Augustus Stearns was engaged in the manufacture of cotton-wadding in New England. But in 1850 he sailed for California via the Isthmus of Panama with machinery for a steam laundry.
Shortly after leaving Panama, Henry's story could have easily ended. He could have been just another young man who embarked on an adventure, perished at sea, and never had a chance to make his mark on history.
The ship was not seaworthy. It floated about on the Pacific Ocean for four months. All on board were allowed only four ounces of bread and a pint of water each, per day.
But he survived to reach California and make his mark on history in the San Francisco Bay area. Later he returned to New England and became the first Superintendent of the Union Wadding Company in Pawtucket, RI, father of eight children, Lieutenant Governor of RI, the largest stockholder in the Kilby Manufacturing Company in Cleveland, OH, the owner of a cattle ranch in NM, and a member of the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. He also obtained a number of patents on cotton-gins, and patented the railway safety-gate.
How might one additional week adrift at sea have affected the subsequent chain of events?
Author FamilyForestPosted on January 18, 2000 August 7, 2016 Categories From The Captain's LogLeave a comment on Steam
After watching "The Crossing" last night on television, we looked in our new American & European Family Forest Millennium Edition for more information about Washington's crossing of the Delaware River.
Of course the Founders & Patriots section of the A&E Family Forest contained soldiers who were there, but the two people I found of most interest were in the Mid-Atlantic section of the A&E Family Forest. They were Dr. Nathaniel Luff (PIN 2713) and Major John Hazzard (PIN 918).
According to volume III of "Delaware: A History of the First State" Major John Hazzard was a Revolutionary War hero who "piloted" Washington across the Delaware River. It might be that "piloted" is a bit of exaggeration, since Colonel John Glover's Marblehead fishermen appeared to have had complete control of Washington's crossing. But then again, Major Hazzard was from nearby Delaware, and could have been much more familiar with the territory and the river than those from Marblehead, MA.
Whatever the particulars, his descendants can be justly proud that he was there. Major Hazzard married three times, was the father of a Delaware governor, and had numerous other descendants. In addition to those named Hazzard, his descendants (and families they married into) who are included in the Mid-Atlantic section of the A&E Family Forest had surnames of Clark, Coates, Davis, Fisher, Hafleigh, McCurdy, Wolf, and Wolfe.
Dr. Nathaniel Luff, only twenty when he crossed the Delaware with General Washington, was a surgeon in the First Battalion of Philadelphia. Twenty-three years later, he was a founder of the Delaware Medical Society. He was married twice and had at least eight children. In addition to those named Luff, his descendants (and families they married into) who are included in the Mid-Atlantic section of the A&E Family Forest had surnames of Atkins, Buckingham, Camper, Clancey, Coverdale, Cohee, Elliott, Green, Harrington, Jarrell, Kruger, Lord, Miller, Reoch, Ross, Southard, Tucker, Valentine, Voshell, Warren, Warrington, Wassman, and Wharton.
After more than two centuries, there can be a very large number of descendants from those hundreds of young soldiers who crossed the Delaware River with Washington at that pivotal point in American history. I can't help but wonder how many people who watched "The Crossing" had ancestors who were actually there in December 1776, but are unaware of the fact.
Author FamilyForestPosted on January 11, 2000 August 7, 2016 Categories From The Captain's LogLeave a comment on The Crossing


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Christopher Fink
(816) 505-1111	5555 NW Barry Road
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Chris has enjoyed the solo practice of law for more than 21 years. Over that span, Chris has helped thousands of clients with a variety of legal problems, including divorce, child custody, bankruptcy, personal injury settlements, paternity actions, collections matters, and many more. Chris practices in the Kansas City area serving Platte, Clay, Jackson, Buchanan and other surrounding counties. Chris resides in Platte County with his 4 children.
Growing up on corn and soybean row crop farm outside of Oregon, Missouri, Chris learned the value of hard work and small town values. A graduate of South...
Tamara Putnam
Lee's Summit, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 26 years of experience
(816) 246-8881	211 NW Executive Way
Lee's Summit,	MO 64063
Washburn University School of Law
Tamara has focused her practice on criminal defense and serious personal injury her entire career. She has handled countless felonies charges in State Court as a prosecutor and now as a criminal defense counsel. She also focuses her practice on litigation of serious personal injury accidents. Tamara has a fierce reputation as an outstanding advocate excelling in both criminal defense and personal injury.
Kevin Webb
St. Louis, MO Traffic Tickets Attorney with 8 years of experience
(314) 436-9958	1717 Park Ave
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Criminal and DWI
Kevin Webb may be found in Lafayette Square. A graduate of Washington University School of Law, he has interned with both the City Counselor's Office in St. Louis City and the Public Defender's Office in St. Louis County. An alumnus of the school's trial team and the Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts summer program, Kevin enjoys working in both the courtroom and the community.
Melisa D. Ludeman
North Kansas City, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 14 years of experience
(816) 984-1677	1919 Buchanan St.
North Kansas City,	MO 64116
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets and Consumer
Law office specializing in defense of collections lawsuits filed against consumers, especially credit card collections and collections from debt buyers. Also handling simple traffic matters. Give me a call to discuss your case.
Rachel Lynn Foley
Independence, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 26 years of experience
(816) 472-4357	4016 S Lynn Ct Dr.
Independence,	MO 64055
Traffic Tickets, Bankruptcy and Consumer
Rachel established Foley Law which is also known as KC Bankruptcy. She dedicates over 90% of her time to the practice of consumer bankruptcy law. Her undergraduate training was mainly in the sciences and medicine. However,it was the freedom of debt described in Deuteronomy 15:1-2 that called her into the ever evolving world of bankruptcy. Rachel's passion is to achieve freedom from debt for her clients enabling them to obtain a fresh start. She uses this fact! Walt Disney filed bankruptcy in the Western District of Missouri, without this bankruptcy Mickey Mouse may never have been...
Erika J. Wentzel
St. Charles, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 10 years of experience
(636) 442-4529	820 S. Main St.
St. Charles,	MO 63301
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Consumer, Estate Planning and Family
Saint Louis University School of Law
Erika Wentzel is a partner at Flesner Wentzel. During law school, Erika completed programs in Employment Law, Taxation, and International Law. Erika studied international law in Innsbruck, Madrid, and the Hague. During law school, Erika interned in the human resources department of the Saint Louis Zoo. After law school, Erika volunteered full time for Legal Services of Eastern Missouri as a consumer protection attorney. Erika initially practiced primarily in the areas of consumer protection and estate planning but she has also been working on family law cases since she graduated from Saint Louis University Law School...
Anne V. Kiske
(816) 256-5440	10525 N Ambassador Dr
Free ConsultationOffers Video ConferencingVideo ConfTraffic Tickets, Bankruptcy, DWI and Family
At the Kiske Law Office, LLC, my philosophy is to empower my clients through compassionate representation. I do this first by creating a low-key and casual office environment that encourages you to "come as you are." The changes you are facing in your life as a result of the issues that have caused you to seek a Family Law Attorney are stressful enough without the additional worry about the pretense of "going to the lawyer's." My clients are usually very happy with this approach because it allows them to worry only about the immediate situation...
Andrea Rogers
St. Louis, MO Traffic Tickets Attorney with 16 years of experience
(314) 724-5059	3232 Clifton Avenue, #21686
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets and Criminal
St. Louis criminal defense & traffic law attorney Andrea Storey Rogers helps people in St. Louis and throughout Missouri with speeding tickets and criminal charges, such as shoplifting, possession of marijuana & drug paraphernalia, leaving the scene of an accident, driving while suspended, minor in possession of alcohol (MIP), withdrawal of guilty pleas, and arrest warrants. Andrea offers a free consultation, a flat-fee price quote, and an estimate of your court fines and fees. When you call The Rogers Law Firm, you will speak directly with attorney Andrea Storey Rogers. Andrea has been practicing law in St. Louis since 2005....
John Marshall Creagar
Kansas City, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 7 years of experience
(816) 866-7735	204 W. Linwood Blvd.
Traffic Tickets, Estate Planning, Municipal and Probate
John is a native of the Kansas City area, and graduated from the University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law. John obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in History from Kansas State University, and often returns to Manhattan for football games in the Fall. John has a passion for human rights, and seeks to give voice to the voiceless, both in his community and the world abroad.
Cobb Young
Joplin, MO Traffic Tickets Attorney with 43 years of experience
(417) 623-4000	333 West Fifth Street
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Bankruptcy and DWI
Attorney Cobb Young has 40 years of experience defending clients in criminal defense, driving while intoxicated (DWI) , bankruptcy, personal injury, and traffic violation cases. He does his best to find positive and long-lasting solutions to each of his clients' legal issues. He has a well-deserved reputation for winning criminal cases through hard work and persistence. He has extensive knowledge of bankruptcy issues and can help you through every step of your case. Cobb graduated from the University of Missouri Columbia School of Law. He is a member of the Jasper County Bar Association, Missouri Bar Association National, Association of Consumer Bankruptcy...
John M. Lynch
Clayton, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer
(314) 726-9999	7777 Bonhomme Ave
Attorney John M. Lynch has over eight years of law enforcement experience as a police investigator and federal drug task force agent. Paired with his legal degree from St. Louis University School of Law, Mr. Lynch provides a unique and candid perspective for people charged with a full range of criminal activities. His practice includes federal criminal defense, DUI/DWI defense, drug possession defense and white-collar crime defense. Attorney Lynch was Invited to speak at Washington University regarding gun ownership rights and the associated legislative process. As a repeat lecturer, Attorney Lynch's keen Insight into the Second Amendment and how...
Belinda L. Harrison
Traffic Tickets, Business, Divorce and Family
We will partner with you to expertly guide you through this difficult and confusing time. We carefully listen to your concerns and offer creative solutions for your business and personal legal issues. When you join forces with us, you receive the advantage of our substantial legal experience, together with personal service that is second to none. In times of success and times of crisis, our lawyers are here to help you with all your family law, traffic, employment, business law and insurance coverage legal needs in the greater Kansas City area.
Eli Roberts
(314) 561-9690	75 West Lockwood Avenue
Indiana University - Indiana University-Bloomington
Eli Roberts focuses on the bold and aggressive representation of Criminal Defendants in Southern Illinois. If you are facing a DUI or any other criminal or traffic charge in St. Clair County, Madison County or Monroe County he is here to fight for you. Eli and JCS Law offer free consultations, accept credit cards and offer affordable payment plans. Call him today to discuss your case.
Brandon Kane
(816) 229-2708	111 W. 10th St.
Traffic Tickets, Business, Criminal and DWI
University of Kansas School of Law
Brandon Kane is the principal member of the Kane Law Office, LLC, located in Downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Mr. Kane is an award-winning lawyer with nearly 15 years of legal experience, including significant experience with all types of criminal law and corporate law.
Brandon obtained his Juris Doctorate at the University of Kansas School of Law, where he was an Editor on the Kansas Law Review, a top 10% graduate, a Graduate Teaching Assistant for several Business Law classes, and a National Moot Court winner. He also participated in various volunteer legal assistance and tax programs, and received numerous CALI...
Eric L. Boehmer
St. Charles, MO Traffic Tickets Attorney with 21 years of experience
(636) 896-4020	1603 Boones Lick Road
Eric Boehmer is an attorney with the experience, confidence and knowledge to deal with the authorities when it comes to defending individuals against criminal charges and defending your rights. Eric's passion is the courtroom and trying cases. He has tried numerous Judge and Jury trials with an extremely high success rate. He has multiple acquittals in Class A felony jury trials as well as many lower level felony and misdemeanors. Eric's proven track record and attention to detail in working for his clients has earned him a well deserved reputation as a successful attorney.
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Greg A. Luber
(636) 947-1122	501 First Capitol Dr.
Offers Video ConferencingVideo ConfTraffic Tickets, Bankruptcy, Criminal and DWI
University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law
I was born and raised in Sikeston MO. I have lived in the St. Louis region for the past 37 years and I developed a love for the law from my three brothers who are all lawyers. I gradually got into bankruptcy by working for another attorney and branched out into bankruptcy to try to help people in financial stress.
Andrew Magdy
(314) 802-8328	2702 Macklind Avenue
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Bankruptcy, Social Security Disability and Tax
9/10 AVVO rated St Louis Bankruptcy Lawyer, call (314) 802-8328 now for a fresh start with Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. It's time to get your 'greener' future today with a free consultation from a truly experienced attorney.He can also help you out with Fair Debt protection when you are getting harassed by debt collectors - you may get up to $1000 for a successful claim against a proven violation!
Jeffrey Alex Goldfarb
(314) 229-1028	230 S. Bemiston
Criminal defense lawyer focusing on federal criminal defense, drug charges, internet crimes, white collar defense and supervised release violations. At the state level our premiere firm focuses on all criminal felony charges as well as probation violations.
Jennifer Haggerty
Lee's Summit, MO Traffic Tickets Attorney with 10 years of experience
(816) 246-1113	816 N.W. Park Ln.
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Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
Jennifer J. Haggerty is a 2003 graduate of Notre Dame de Sion High School. In 2007 she graduated from William Jewell College, where she was on the dean's list, with a Bachelor of Art in Art and a Bachelor of Art in Biology. In 2010, Jennifer graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law with her Juris Doctor, where she was once again on the Dean's list. In addition, she was the recipient of UMB Bank's Excellence in Estate Planning Award. Jennifer is licensed to practice law in the State of Missouri and the United States District Court...
Brendan Block
Chesterfield, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(314) 325-4357	400 Chesterfield Center #400
Chesterfield,	MO 63017
Free ConsultationTraffic Tickets, Cannabis Law, Criminal and DWI
Brendan is a native St. Louisan passionate about serving clients and practicing criminal law, municipal law, and family law. Brendan works diligently to get your charges dropped.
As a former prosecutor, he knows what they're looking for. His areas of practice are drug possession and paraphernalia charges, theft charges and DUI or DWI charges. Because his firm is small, he puts all of his care and attention into each of of his client's cases. His record of getting fines reduced and charges dropped speaks for itself. He does not judge. He shows respect for all of his clients. He understands...
Cary Nathan
Ozark, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(417) 581-0872	101B West Church Street
Ozark,	MO 65721
Traffic Tickets, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Estate Planning
I am a native of Ozark, Missouri, where I grew up and have been practicing law since 2001, and as a sole proprietor since 2005. I strive to treat others as I would wish to be treated when seeking out a professional to assist me with life-changing decisions. I will personally advise you, meet with you at every appointment, and work your case up myself from beginning to end, with no paralegals or legal secretaries involved. I am able to devote to my clients and their cases the kind of personal attention that only a small-town, sole...
Brandi L. Ward
Branson, MO Traffic Tickets Attorney with 15 years of experience
(417) 544-0315	500 W. Main St., Ste. 203
Branson,	MO 65616
Traffic Tickets, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
Brandi is a down to earth, easy to talk to attorney who deeply loves her community and helping the people who live there. She's also a mom who understands first hand the difficulties parents can have navigating parenting after divorce. She's an experienced trial attorney and has tried personal injury, car wreck, and trucking cases, as well as many family law cases. She's got a passion for her work and is a zealous advocate for her clients giving them each the personal attention they deserve.
Mathew T. Jett
(314) 399-5995	1600 S. Brentwood Blvd.
I grew up in the Greater St. Louis Area, and have lived here for the majority of my life. My decision to establish a legal practice serving the St. Louis area was easy to make due to several factors. St. Louis is a diverse community with many great things to offer such as cultural events, concerts, exciting sporting events, a variety of restaruants, plenty of parks to explore, and a charming midwestern culture in which to raise my family. As a practicing attorney in a field with many avenues of...
William Oris Worsham
Springfield, MO Traffic Tickets Lawyer with 26 years of experience
(417) 658-4172	325 South Avenue
Springfield,	MO 65806
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