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• Tennessee, 1973 U.S. District Court Middle District of Tennessee, 1974 U.S. Supreme Court, 1973

• RutherFord Co. Bar Association American Bar Association Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association Andrew Jackson American Inn of Court Tennessee Bar Foundation

• University of Florida College of Law, Gainesville, Florida, 1973J.D.Honors: With Honors University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1970B.S.

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I haven't claimed back from Lloyds myself, but have claimed from HSBC and the Halifax, but all the principle is exactly the same for all banks.. . The standard amount of time to give the bank to reply to each letter is 14 days (which includes weekends), and starts from the date that the bank receives the letter which you can find out by sending letters by recorded delivery and tracking them on the Royal Mail Website.. . I would wait another 7 days, and proceed to the court action stage. I`ve put the full process below to help everyone who reads this, and because it has the normal timescales, but you would start from step 4.. . I have a detailed guide on my site to using the Money Claim website run by the UK Court service to file your claim online, which is unique to the site. This shows step by step how to correctly file your claim in court online.. . The full process and timescales for claiming back your charges is:. . 1) Write to the bank and ask them for a copy of your charges for the last 6 years, or alternatively a set of statements for the same period. You do this by making a "Subject Access Request" under the Data Protection Act, enclosing a cheque for ?10 made out to the bank. This by passes the banks normal charges for statements which is normal a large amount for 6 years worth. The bank have 40 days to send you the data.. . 2) Write to the bank asking them to refund your charges, giving them 14 days to reply, attaching a "Schedule of Charges" (a list of the charges you are claiming for).. . 3) Send the bank a "Letter before Action" giving the bank one last chance to refund your charges before you take court action. They have 14 days to reply.. . 4) File a claim online using the Money Claim Online web site run by the UK Court Service. The claim is served on the bank 5 days after its submitted. The bank has 14 days to acknowledge the claim. If they don't you can request a "Judgement by Default" and you win the case, and get your charges, statutory interest at 8%, and your court fees.

At the press conference held at the Cancer Institute, Dr. Gallo showed pictures of the virus samples "he" had isolated and named. These were, in fact, the LAV samples Dr. Montagnier sent and not the viruses he had been working with, which were HTLV-1 and HTLV-2. Turns out, what Motagnier found is HIV-1. HIV-2 was yet to be identifed. That one was identified in Cameroon in 1985. The oldest verified case of HIV infection dates back to to 1959 in Zaire and there's even one case dating back to 1934 that is suspected, but can't be verified because of a lack of blood or tissue samples.. . So technically, Dr. Luc Montagnier made the discovery but Dr. Anthony Gallo got the credit. This battle over the virus and the patents for testing went on for almost 10 years and it wasn't until 1987 that Montagnier and Gallo finally agreed to share the credit. Anyway, it ended well. In 2002, Montagnier and Gallo announced a partnership in a global research endeavor designed to speed up the discovery of an HIV vaccine.. . "Who discovered AIDS?" -- I don't believe that any specific person is credited with noticing, observing and documenting the stages of an HIV infection. Many physicians observed the stages, many loved ones observed the stages and obviously the patients themselves not only observed but felt the stages. I would imagine back in 1959, in Zaire, whoever it was who had the infection was also the first to "discover" all 4 stages and, therefore, also "discovered" AIDS (Stage 4). And if not that person, perhaps even earlier, it was transmitted by

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