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Archive News - 2007

	Victims Receive $5 Million for Mining Accident
	Comp Claimants With Attorneys Can Choose New Medical Panels
	California Supreme Court Rules for Injured Workers
	Supreme Court Rules Against Injured Workers on Apportionment Formula
	Increase in Permanent Disability Benefits
	Gordon, Edelstein Attorneys Again Recognized As 2007 Best Lawyers
	Gordon, Edelstein Attorneys Named in 2007 Southern California Super Lawyers List

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