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Murray & Guari Trial Attorneys is proud to announce that partner Scott Murray and his wife, Jamie, are co-chairs of the "College Craze" fundraiser for the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County on May 9, 2009, at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.

The personal injury law firm of Murray & Guari Trial Attorneys is a proud sponsor of this year's Heroes in Medicine Awards luncheon at 11 a.m., April 30, 2009, at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach.

Attorney Jason Guari of Murray & Guari Trial Attorneys recently attended a breakfast seminar with Florida Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink in West Palm Beach, Florida. Elected two years ago as the state's CFO, Ms. Sink discussed the current economic status of Florida.

Attacks on the civil justice system are frequently made by corporations and members of big business; however, a study by the Department of Justice prove that "jackpot justice" and "runaway jury awards" are merely myths created by opponent of the civil justice system.

The personal injury and auto accident law firm of Murray & Guari Trial Attorneys is pleased to announce upcoming presentations on the proper use and installation of child safety seats in March and April.

Murray & Guari Trial Attorneys was proud to host its third annual blood drive for Florida's Blood Centers on March 12, 2009.

The law firm of Murray & Guari Trial Attorneys is pleased to announce the participation of attorney Jason Guari and his wife, Nicole Guari, as this year's chairs of the Junior Committee for the Diamond Anniversary Gala Annual benefiting Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Jason J. Guari, a trial attorney and partner in the West Palm Beach based law firm of Murray & Guari Trial Attorneys PL was selected as the South Florida Legal Guide's Top Up & Comers for 2009.

As many as 30 million potentially faulty tire valves have been installed on cars and vehicles throughout the U.S. between September 2006 and June 2007. The small valve stem lets air in and out of your tire. Several American tire makers and car and auto companies have used these valves.

For the first time ever, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in conjunction and the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute have tested car booster seat effectiveness with safety belt fit (not crash tested). The study found that numerous car booster seats did a poor job of positioning children to safely fit in their seat belts.