Showing posts with label Deaf Lawyers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deaf Lawyers. Show all posts

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Tom Neville's America's Funniest Deaf Comedian

VIDEO [ASL] - The Tom Neville Show: The Very Best of America's Funniest Deaf Comedian.



Tom Neville's humorous video goes viral on YouTube to entertaining the Deaf community of his humor comedian is a must-see! To see just how different, watch and learn from the humorously-educational video by Tom Neville.



Tom Neville, who is a Deaf, which is issuing a call to action, inviting community to be part of the solution to explain why he is doing a good cause, to entertaining and awareness about the communications service provider. Please watch & share! Thank you!



The Tom Neville Show Presents:

ASL Media, LLC and DEAFRIDGE Productions present. The Tom Neville Show starring Tom Neville Directed by James Kittell produced by Tom Neville and James Kittell Story by James Kittell and Tom Neville.



Video Phone Lawsuits.




Deaf Lawyer Tom Neville.




24/7 Interpreter Services.


McImplant.




Parent Abuse Hotline.




FreeCard - A New Credit Card Company for the Deaf.




Find more Tom Neville's humorously-educational channel: DeaFridgeProduction



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Monday, July 25, 2011

Cochlear Implant Failures Lawsuits & AG Bell

VIDEO: This story covers the cochlear implant failures, lawsuits & AG Bell issues in American Sign Language.



Advanced Bionics had to pay $1,100,000 and their ceo was fined $75,000 Advanced bionics sued for violating FDA regulations re: CI safety by Weitz and Luxenberg - 2nd suit in process - Teresa Curtin Deaf lawyer. Meanwhile Advanced Bionics is at the top of the AG Bell Assoc homepage.





Cochlear Implant Failures Lawsuits & AG Bell.

Find http://www.weitzlux.com/failed-cochlear-implants_1937570.html for more information on the lawsuits.



Potential symptoms of defective cochlear implants include:

# A sudden sensation of discomfort or pain;

# A sudden loud noise or popping sound;

# An intermittent functioning;

# A complete loss of sound;

# In infants or children, an unwillingness to wear the external headpiece, crying or fussiness when the sound processor is turned on, lack of expected progress or diminished progress in achieving speech/language milestones, or apparent loss of audiological benefit.





Find http://www.petitiononline.com/AFA62509/petition.html - kudos link to AFA petition calling for an indep and impartial invest. into CI. to folks who are standing against falsehoods and time to uncover the true failures. Also a question about remote control CIs and what is our role and responsibilities here?

for more info on the true failures. Find http://handeyes.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/the-truth-about-failures/