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[edit] Happy Birthday to Adam Yesterday! « B A C K S T A G E

22 November 2008, by unknown behind the scenes and behind the mind of Brandon Shank. Home · About · Happy Birthday to Adam Yesterday! 22 11 2008 ... Author. Brandon Shank · RSS Twitter Updates · brandonshank: At a school play with one of my boys. ...

[edit] Chocolate And Coffee: Bless Others

18 November 2008, by CHOCOLATE AND COFFEE My name is Deborah Shank. I am a Christian Speaker,Teacher and Professional. I am a Pastor's Wife and have been co-pastoring with my hubby for 28 years. I am a mom to Brooke and Brandon and Grammy to Luke and Victoria. ...

[edit] MAN BREAKS VICTIM'S JAW WITH SPORTING EQUIPMENT - Sarnia Observer

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[edit] Deborah Shank’s Narrow Victory over Wal-Mart

28 October 2008, by buzzPilot Earlier this year, there was a case that received a lot of national attention: Wal-Mart was suing Deborah Shank, a former employee who had been severely injured in a truck accident, for a settlement that she received from the truck ...

[edit] Deborah Shank’s Narrow Victory over Wal-Mart

28 October 2008, by Deborah Shank’s Narrow Victory over Wal-Mart By buzzPilot on Oct 28, 2008 in Finance | comments(0) Earlier this year, there was a case that received a lot of national attention: Wal-Mart was suing Deborah Shank, a former employee who had been severely injured in a truck accident, for a settlement that she received from the truck company to cover her long-term care. Basically, Shank suffered severe brain damage as a result of the accident, and will have to be institutionalized for the rest o

[edit] Wal-Mart Sues, SCOTUS Screws Brain Damaged Woman | Crooks and Liars

14 October 2008, by Logan Murphy Last November, the WSJ reported in a front-page story how the retail giant had sued Deborah Shank—a 52-year-old former Wal-Mart employee left permanently brain damaged from a car accident nearly eight years ago—for the money and won. ...

[edit] Todays deborah shank links:

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[edit] This week: Mother of Dead Soldier Sued by Wal-Mart . . . plus more

1 October 2008, by unknown This week: Mother of Dead Soldier Sued by Wal-Mart . . . plus more.

[edit] (Guidance Overview) Wal-Mart's Subrogation Policies Return to Media Attention

4 April 2008, by Excerpt: "The recent decision by Wal-Mart to drop its claims to reimbursement from Deborah Shank's personal injury recovery has led to inevitable speculation about the reason for the decision as well as the broader implications for other cases." (authored by Health Plan Law blog by ...

[edit] Wal-Mart ‘moved’ by fierce public backlash

2 April 2008, by The Wall Street Journal ran an item in November that was so stunning, it didn’t even seem possible. The story was about a woman named Deborah Shank. A collision with a semi-trailer truck seven years ago left 52-year-old Deborah Shank permanently brain-damaged and ...

[edit] Depressing Wal-Mart Story Has Marginally Happy Ending (The Court Of Public Opinion)

2 April 2008, by waltons.jpg Have you heard the depressing Wal-Mart story? A 52-year-old former Wal-Mart employee named Deborah Shank was permanently brain-damaged after a collision with a semi eight years ago. She won a lawsuit against the trucking company, pocketing $417,000 for her future medical ...

[edit] The Odiousness of Walmart

28 March 2008, by Obsidian Wings: Read It And Weep A collision with a semi-trailer truck seven years ago left 52-year-old Deborah Shank permanently brain-damaged and in a wheelchair. Her husband, Jim, and three sons found a small source of solace: a $700,000 accident settlement from the trucking company ...

[edit] Read It And Weep

28 March 2008, by by hilzoy Via Bitch Ph.D., the WSJ: "A collision with a semi-trailer truck seven years ago left 52-year-old Deborah Shank permanently brain-damaged and in a wheelchair. Her husband, Jim, and three sons found a small source of solace: a $700,000 accident settlement from the trucking ...

[edit] The Writing On The Wal » Blog Archive » Deborah Shank is not the ...

12 December 2007, by Jonathan Rees I’m sure Deborah Shank paid all those healthcare premiums in the hopes of all that wonderful short-term relief. Who cares about the rest of her life when Wal-Mart is going to help her for three years or so? But it actually gets worse: ...

[edit] Concurring Opinions

6 December 2007, by Rick_Swedloff If Wal-Mart is legally bound by their rules and regulations to sue the Shanks to return this money, then Wal-Mart should give a charitable contribution (which is tax deductible) to the Deborah Shank trust fund and then have the Shanks ...

[edit] David Nassar: Helping the Shanks: Wal-Mart's Health Care Leaves ...

28 November 2007, by David Nassar When Missouri Wal-Mart employee Deborah Shank was left brain damaged after a tragic collision with a semi-trailer truck seven years ago, her Wal-Mart health care plan paid her initial medical bills. As it became evident that Deborah ...

[edit] Workers Comp Insider -A Turkey for Walmart

18 November 2007, by Jon Coppelman The courts may feel some sympathy for Deborah Shank and her long-suffering husband, but the language of the policy is clear and unambiguous. The settlement dollars - and then some - belong to Walmart. Less than a week after the Shanks ...