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St. Louis, Missouri (PRWEB) February 17, 2012

Personal injury lawyer Bradley Lakin, founding partner of SL Chapman LLC (with offices in Alton, St. Louis and Phoenix), has once again been named an ?Illinois Super Lawyer? by SuperLawyers, a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lakin also received this distinction, which is given to only 5% of lawyers in Illinois, in 2010 and 2011.

Lakin was selected by his peers for this honor not only because of his skill as a personal injury lawyer and his strong administrative leadership, but also because he is known as an advocate for his clients nationwide. ?This recognition from my peers is very gratifying, because it underscores my commitment to fighting for justice and devotion to our firm?s clients,? said Lakin.

Lakin also was recognized in 2006 as one of ?40 Illinois Attorneys Under Forty to Watch? by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, and he was identified as an Illinois ?Rising Star? by Super Lawyers in 2008 and 2009. He?s also been named a Top 100 Lawyer by the National Trial Lawyers. A graduate of the Northern Illinois University College of Law, he concentrates in personal injury, nursing home abuse and neglect, railroad injuries, and class action suits. He is known across the nation for his firm?s handling of personal injury lawsuits, having tried cases in Illinois, Oklahoma, Arkansas, West Virginia, Nebraska, and Missouri. In a 2005 product liability trial, Lakin helped his clients win a $ 43 million jury verdict, the second largest verdict in Illinois and the 30th nationwide.

SL Chapman LLC has offices in Alton, St. Louis and Phoenix. The attorneys of SL Chapman LLC have obtained over $ 700 million in verdicts, settlements, and other benefits for their clients. The firm?s practice areas include personal injury, pharmaceutical, commercial, estate planning and other complex litigation.

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St. Louis, Missouri (PRWEB) February 17, 2012

Personal injury lawyer Bradley Lakin, founding partner of SL Chapman LLC (with offices in Alton, St. Louis and Phoenix), has once again been named an ?Illinois Super Lawyer? by SuperLawyers, a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Lakin also received this distinction, which is given to only 5% of lawyers in Illinois, in 2010 and 2011.

Lakin was selected by his peers for this honor not only because of his skill as a personal injury lawyer and his strong administrative leadership, but also because he is known as an advocate for his clients nationwide. ?This recognition from my peers is very gratifying, because it underscores my commitment to fighting for justice and devotion to our firm?s clients,? said Lakin.

Lakin also was recognized in 2006 as one of ?40 Illinois Attorneys Under Forty to Watch? by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, and he was identified as an Illinois ?Rising Star? by Super Lawyers in 2008 and 2009. He?s also been named a Top 100 Lawyer by the National Trial Lawyers. A graduate of the Northern Illinois University College of Law, he concentrates in personal injury, nursing home abuse and neglect, railroad injuries, and class action suits. He is known across the nation for his firm?s handling of personal injury lawsuits, having tried cases in Illinois, Oklahoma, Arkansas, West Virginia, Nebraska, and Missouri. In a 2005 product liability trial, Lakin helped his clients win a $ 43 million jury verdict, the second largest verdict in Illinois and the 30th nationwide.

SL Chapman LLC has offices in Alton, St. Louis and Phoenix. The attorneys of SL Chapman LLC have obtained over $ 700 million in verdicts, settlements, and other benefits for their clients. The firm?s practice areas include personal injury, pharmaceutical, commercial, estate planning and other complex litigation.

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Even Famous Celebs Need a Drug Crime Attorney

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Celebrities who decide to get high often wind up needing to call in a drug crime attorney. In fact, theatrical or musical performers get in trouble with their drugs-of-choice more than the average Joe does.

Sensitive artist types often like to chill out or increase energy in order to enhance their talent or perhaps just because they have big bucks and like to party. The blues and jazz performers of yesteryear liked their alcohol and heroin as well as a slew of other mood alterations. Some singers or writers get hooked on substances as a way to help them create. Many artists feel that it is a way of accessing creativity or tuning into their muse. Here are some famous icons who dabbled, got caught and needed a drug crime attorney:

- Louis Armstrong: The famous jazz musician was busted for marijuana back in the early 1930′s but the charge was reportedly dropped later. Louis was well known for his trumpet playing and his love of wine, women and song.

- Hoyt Axton: Hoyt Axton and his wife got nabbed for having nearly a pound of marijuana at their home in the late 1990′s. They claimed it was being used to alleviate stress but that was back before medical uses were being supported publicly.

- Chuck Berry: Chuck was caught with a variety of substances over the years including pot, cocaine, hashish and underage girlfriends. He could belt out as well as write some catchy tunes but unfortunately got caught himself on several occasions.

- David Bowie: Bowie was arrested in the 1970′s for cannabis possession but didn’t serve jail time. He was also a renowned cocaine user which reportedly has a connection with his “Ziggy Stardust” alter ego.

- James Brown: James Brown was caught with weed plus had a few other run-ins with the law related to guns and high speed vehicular pursuits. He became addicted to prescription pain killers. It’s no wonder that one of his hit songs was “I Feel Good.”

- Lenny Bruce: Lenny Bruce was a comic who was not only busted for pot a couple of times during the 1960′s but also got in trouble with the law for saying off-color words during his shows.

- Notorious B.I.G.: This entertainer got arrested for selling cocaine, possessing cannabis and being involved with illegal automatic weapons. He spent time in jail before his trial even happened and eventually died before his time. The rapper’s initials reportedly stood for “business instead of games.”

- Ken Kesey: Ken Kesey was a famous writer who wrote “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” and more. He was a proponent of LSD mind expansion but was arrested for pot.

Over the years, celebrities have enjoyed imbibing a variety of mood altering substances. Just because they are or were rich and famous doesn’t mean they are above the law. When arrests happen to movie stars, musicians and writers for possessing or dealing illegal narcotics, these talented icons need a savvy drug crime attorney just like average citizens.

When hiring a drug crime attorney Arlington VA residents need someone who can look out for their rights. To find a local professional who can defend you, start your search at www.kevinborlandlaw.com.

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New Orleans – Iberville: St. Louis Cemetery #1 – Louis Moreau-Lislet tomb
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Entombed in this crypt are the remains of Louis Moreau-Lislet (October 7, 1767 – December 3, 1832), who published ‘explication des lois criminelles du territoire d’ orleans’ in 1806, which led to his commission to co-write the Civil Code which was adopted by the territorial legislature in 1808. n 1817 he was appointed Attorney General but resigned to be a state senator. In 1819 he and Edward DeBirgny prepared a revised code which became law in 1825.

Saint Louis Cemetery #1, which replaced the now vanished St. Peter Cemetery as the main burial ground in New Orleans following the fire of 1788, is the oldest of three Roman Catholic cemeteries bearing the same name. Spanning just one square block on the north side of Basin Street, one block from the inland border of the French Quarter and bordering the Iberville housing project built on top of Storyville, St. Louis #1 is the final resting place of over 100,000 dead. The above ground vaults, mostly constructed in the 18th and 19th century and currently is varied states of disrepair, are said to be needed because the ground water levels in New Orleans make burials impossible, but in reality owe much of their existence to French and Spanish tradition.

Famous New Orleanians buried in St. Louis #1 include Jean Etienne Boré, a wealthy pioneer of the sugar industry and the first mayor of New Orleans; Homer Plessy, the plaintiff from the landmark 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court decision on civil rights; Benjamin Latrobe, America’s first professional architect; Ernest N. "Dutch" Morial, the first African-American Mayor of New Orleans; Paul Morphy, one of the earliest world champions of chess; and Marie Laveau, a legendary Voodoo priestess, whose unmarked grave in the Glapion family crypt is perpetually decorated with gifts and marked x’s or crosses left by visitors.

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This is the grave of US Attorney General Edward Bates – Bellefontaine Cemetery – Saint Louis, Missouri.

Date of Birth: September 4, 1893
Place of Birth: Goochland County, Virginia
Education: Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Date of Death: March 27, 1869
Place of Death: Saint Louis, Missouri

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Saint Louis Civil War Era Graves – Pic 19
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This is the grave of US Attorney General Edward Bates – Bellefontaine Cemetery – Saint Louis, Missouri.

Date of Birth: September 4, 1893
Place of Birth: Goochland County, Virginia
Education: Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Date of Death: March 27, 1869
Place of Death: Saint Louis, Missouri

GPS coordinates: 38.69789 -90.22911

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New Orleans – Iberville: St. Louis Cemetery #1 – Louis Moreau-Lislet tomb
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Entombed in this crypt are the remains of Louis Moreau-Lislet (October 7, 1767 – December 3, 1832), who published ‘explication des lois criminelles du territoire d’ orleans’ in 1806, which led to his commission to co-write the Civil Code which was adopted by the territorial legislature in 1808. n 1817 he was appointed Attorney General but resigned to be a state senator. In 1819 he and Edward DeBirgny prepared a revised code which became law in 1825.

Saint Louis Cemetery #1, which replaced the now vanished St. Peter Cemetery as the main burial ground in New Orleans following the fire of 1788, is the oldest of three Roman Catholic cemeteries bearing the same name. Spanning just one square block on the north side of Basin Street, one block from the inland border of the French Quarter and bordering the Iberville housing project built on top of Storyville, St. Louis #1 is the final resting place of over 100,000 dead. The above ground vaults, mostly constructed in the 18th and 19th century and currently is varied states of disrepair, are said to be needed because the ground water levels in New Orleans make burials impossible, but in reality owe much of their existence to French and Spanish tradition.

Famous New Orleanians buried in St. Louis #1 include Jean Etienne Boré, a wealthy pioneer of the sugar industry and the first mayor of New Orleans; Homer Plessy, the plaintiff from the landmark 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court decision on civil rights; Benjamin Latrobe, America’s first professional architect; Ernest N. "Dutch" Morial, the first African-American Mayor of New Orleans; Paul Morphy, one of the earliest world champions of chess; and Marie Laveau, a legendary Voodoo priestess, whose unmarked grave in the Glapion family crypt is perpetually decorated with gifts and marked x’s or crosses left by visitors.

New Orleans – Iberville: St. Louis Cemetery #1 – Sullivan/Gayarré/Boré Tomb
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This isolated platform concrete tomb (PNTHNOC 224) was erected at St. Louis Cemetery #1 in 1820 and houses members of the Sullivan, Gayarré and Boré families. Among the interred are Jean Etienne de Boré (1741-1820) and Charles Etienne Arthur Gayarré (1805-1895).

Etienne de Boré was the first person to hold the title of Mayor New Orleans. Though born in Kaskaskia, Illinois, he was schooled in Europe and entered French military service in the King’s Musketeers. He left the army with the rank of captain and owned a plantation a few miles above the City of New Orleans where he originally cultivated indigo. When this product lost its market as a result of competition from Guatemala, he turned his attention to the manufacture of sugar, setting up sugar mill where, in 1795, had, with the aid of two Cubans, Mendez and Lopez, succeeded in producing the first granulated sugar ever known in the colony. Boré was appointed mayor by Governor William C. C. Claiborne in 1803, only to resign the following year.

Charles Gayarré, de Boré’s grandson by way of his mother, was an American historian and writer, chiefly remembered for his histories of Louisiana. Gayarré was a member of the Pennsylvania bar before being elected as a memeber of the House of Representatives of Louisiana in 1830, Louisiana Deputy Attorney General in 1831, and Judge of the City Court of New Orleans in 1833. In 1834, he was elected as a Jackson Democrat to the U.S. Senate, but resigned without taking his seat due to ill-health. Gayarré spent the next eight years traveling Europe and collecting historical material from the French and Spanish archives. In 1844-1845 and in 1856-1857 he was again a member of the state House of Representatives, and from 1845 to 1853 was Secretary of State of Louisiana. In 1853 he failed to be elected to the U.S. Congress. Best known as the historian of Louisiana, he wrote Histoire de la Louisiane (1847); Romance of the History of Louisiana (1848); Louisiana: its Colonial History and Romance (1851), reprinted in A History of Louisiana; History of Louisiana: the Spanish Domination (1854); Philip II of Spain (1866); and A History of Louisiana (4 vols., 1866). He also wrote also several dramas and romances, the best of the latter being Fernando de Lemos (1872).

Saint Louis Cemetery #1, which replaced the now vanished St. Peter Cemetery as the main burial ground in New Orleans following the fire of 1788, is the oldest of three Roman Catholic cemeteries bearing the same name. Spanning just one square block on the north side of Basin Street, one block from the inland border of the French Quarter and bordering the Iberville housing project built on top of Storyville, St. Louis #1 is the final resting place of over 100,000 dead. The above ground vaults, mostly constructed in the 18th and 19th century and currently is varied states of disrepair, are said to be needed because the ground water levels in New Orleans make burials impossible, but in reality owe much of their existence to French and Spanish tradition.

Famous New Orleanians buried in St. Louis #1 include Homer Plessy, the plaintiff from the landmark 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court decision on civil rights; Benjamin Latrobe, America’s first professional architect; Ernest N. "Dutch" Morial, the first African-American Mayor of New Orleans; Paul Morphy, one of the earliest world champions of chess; and Marie Laveau, a legendary Voodoo priestess, whose unmarked grave in the Glapion family crypt is perpetually decorated with gifts and marked x’s or crosses left by visitors.

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The Life And Death of Marie Antoinette

Birth

Marie Antoinette was born a princess and archduchess on November 2, 1755 in Vienna, Austria. She was the 15th child of Emperor Francis I and Empress Maria Theresa. Francis and Maria were powerful rulers in the Hapsburg monarchy, which ruled Europe for centuries. The Hapsburg family suffered from a genetic deformation of the jaw and lower lip, nicknamed the Hapsburg Jaw and Hapsburg Lip, and Marie Antoinette inherited this condition. Her enlarged lip was usually ignored by artists in the many portraits of the queen.

Marriage

At the age of 14, Maria Theresa arranged a marriage between Marie Antoinette and the future King Louis XVI of France, who was actually Marie Antoinette’s second cousin once removed. Maria’s Theresa’s reason behind the arrangement was to expand the Hapsburg’s rule to the French court of Versailles. After much negotiations between the two royal families, the decision was settled and Maria Theresa sent the young Marie Antoinette to France. At the Austrian and French border, Marie Antoinette was stripped of her Austrian clothes during a special ceremony and dressed in French clothes before proceeding on to the palace at Versailles.

Marie Antoinette’s marriage was unhappy at first and remained unconsummated for seven years. Marie Antoinette did not find her husband attractive and he was unaffectionate and shy towards his bride. It is believed that the young prince and princess were unaware of how to engage in sex and did not achieve success at the act until Marie Antoinette’s brother had a discussion with the young prince about how to do so.

Seeking escape from her unhappy life at Versailles, Marie Antoinette began to spend lavish amounts of money on clothes, parties, operas and gambling. It was rumored she had an affair with a young soldier named Alex Fersen and had many handsome suitors such as the Duc de Ligne and Count Dillion.

Queen

Prince Louis and Marie Antoinette officially became King and Queen of France after King Louis XVI died of smallpox in May of 1774. They were both still teenagers at the time and feared they were too young to rule. Marie Antoinette and her husband were popular at the beginning of their rule but were quickly considered poor leaders only a few years into their reign.

Critics dubbed Marie Antoinette ?Madame Deficit? for her lavish spending habits and the royal couple were criticized for not paying close attention to the needs of the country and its people. France struggled with massive debt after many wars during the 1700s. King Louis XVI then pledge major financial support to the American colonies in their war against Britain in 1775. This growing debt and the major crop failures that plagued the country lead to many starving and angry citizens who criticized the King and Queen for not doing enough to help them. This criticism was one of the major causes of the French Revolution.

Children

After many years of marriage, Marie Antoinette and her husband finally conceived a child. Marie-Antoinette gave birth to her first child in 1778 and had four more children over the next 10 years, including two sons. As Marie Antoinette aged, she began spending more time with her family and less time at parties and balls, although it is believed she continued her affair with Alex Fersen.

Death

After a long power struggle and many protests and riots, the French Monarchy lost its control over the country and Marie Antoinette and her family became political prisoners. They were first kept at the Tuileries palace were they made a failed attempt to escape. When the palace was stormed by an angry mob and the Swiss guards were massacred, the family fled and sought refuge with the national assembly, the newly formed government in partial control of the country. After the national assembly voted to end the monarchy, the family were held as prisoners in the Temple tower in Paris. While imprisoned there, her husband was executed and her children were taken from her. Marie Antoinette began to hemorrhage daily due to rapidly developing uterine cancer. A short trial was held and she was convicted of treason. On October 16, 1793, Marie Antoinette was executed by guillotine. Her head was held high for the cheering public to see. Shortly after, her body was thrown into an unmarked grave.

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