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Each year, Thomas J. Henry supports many causes and initiatives throughout the nation while still sponsoring a wide array of local events. Some local events we have sponsored in the past include Toys for Tots, the International Boat Show, the Harbor Lights Festival, and the Fourth of July Fireworks Show.
If you are a member of a local or national organization that needs help, feel free to submit your request. We have helped many organizations including Crime Stoppers, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the Food Bank of Corpus Christi, and the local Women's Shelter and would love to help your organization as well.
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At Thomas J. Henry Injury Attorneys, we welcome your sponsorship and donation requests. Please use the following form to submit your information as well as a brief summary about the event or organization. We ask that you allow two weeks to process each request. Thank you for contacting our offices and we look forward to speaking with you!
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Football Player Gets $4.9M for Brain Injury
May 09, 2012
A Texas high school football player who sustained brain injuries as the result of second-impact syndrome and a faulty helmet has been awarded $4.9 million.
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BMW Recalls 7,600 3-Series Vehicles
May 09, 2012
BMW is recalling 7,600 3-Series vehicles from the 2012 model year because they fail to comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard requirements for head restraints.
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Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Recalled Dog Food
May 08, 2012
Federal agencies report that a nationwide Salmonella outbreak has been linked to recalled dog food. Fourteen people in nine states are ill as a result of the outbreak.
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