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Lawsuit against drug rehab center settled
[rewrite]CHARLOTTE, TENN. — A lawsuit filed over a death at New Life Lodge rehabilitation center has been settled. The Tennessean (http://tnne.ws/1dcNWm2) reports terms of the settlement were not disclosed. The lawsuit was filed in August 2011 and sought $ 32 …[/rewrite]
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Lawsuit Against Tennessee Drug Rehab Center Settled
Lawsuit Against Tennessee Drug Rehab Center Settled
[rewrite]A lawsuit filed over a death at New Life Lodge rehabilitation center has been settled. The Tennessean reports terms of the settlement were not disclosed. The lawsuit was filed in August 2011 and sought $ 32 million in compensatory and punitive damages …[/rewrite]
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Drug Rehab Center Planned for Red Hook
[rewrite]The drug and alcohol treatment center, called Urban Recovery House, will target high-income New Yorkers who will receive short-term care at an inpatient facility proposed for 110 Beard St. While the facility's price range is still being determined …[/rewrite]
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Lawsuit Against Drug Rehab Center Settled
Lawsuit against drug rehab center settled
[rewrite]New Life Lodge remains committed to our mission of helping patients in their struggles with addiction, and to building on our record of continually enhancing our approaches to treatment of this devastating disease.” A major issue in the case was the …[/rewrite]
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Fight addiction by creating jobs and hope
[rewrite]As Bill Estep carefully documented in a group of chilling stories in Sunday's Herald-Leader, the war against drug abuse in Eastern Kentucky is well into its third decade. And, while individual stories of recovery are many and gratifying, no one sees …[/rewrite]
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